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Enhance MPP Turbo
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Specifications
- Core
- MPP foam with an EVA perimeter ring
- Thickness
- 16mm
- Face
- CFC layup with raw T700 carbon fiber grit
- Grip circumference
- 4.1"
- Price
- $119.99
Specs: Enhance Pickleball
By shape
| Specification | Elongated | Hybrid | Widebody |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 16.5" | 16.3" | 16" |
| Width | 7.5" | 7.7" | 8" |
| Grip length | 5.7" | 5.5" | 5.3" |
| Weight | 7.8–8.0 oz | 7.8–8.1 oz | 7.8–8.1 oz |
| Swing weight | 116–120 | 110–114 | 108–112 |
| Twist weight | 6.4+ | 6.8+ | 7.2+ |
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- Pickleball StudioCore reviewerVerdict rated78our readingCountshighRead the full review at Pickleball Studio ↗Pros
- +Top-tier power and pop
- +Outstanding value at about $99
- +Great sweet spot out of the box
- +Fun, satisfying feel
Cons- –Hard to control without a well-developed soft game
- –Spin only average
- –MPP cores seem more prone to disbonding
- –Short handle on the widebody
- John KewCore reviewerVerdict rated87our readingCountshighRead the full review at John Kew ↗Pros
- +Outstanding value at about $100
- +Plenty of firepower
- +Very good, consistent sweet spot
- +MPP version plays like the Luzz Inferno
- +One-year warranty and 14-day trial
Cons- –Standard raw carbon fiber surface
- –Occasional pop-ups if you're not used to this much power
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What reviewers agree on
- Control–2 criticize it
- Hard to control without a well-developed soft gamePickleball Studio
- Occasional pop-ups if you're not used to this much powerJohn Kew
- Feel+2 praise it
- Fun, satisfying feelPickleball Studio
- MPP version plays like the Luzz InfernoJohn Kew
- Power+2 praise it
- Top-tier power and popPickleball Studio
- Plenty of firepowerJohn Kew
- Spin–2 criticize it
- Spin only averagePickleball Studio
- Standard raw carbon fiber surfaceJohn Kew
- Sweet spot+2 praise it
- Great sweet spot out of the boxPickleball Studio
- Very good, consistent sweet spotJohn Kew
- Value+2 praise it
- Outstanding value at about $99Pickleball Studio
- Outstanding value at about $100John Kew
- Durability–1 criticizes it
- MPP cores seem more prone to disbondingPickleball Studio
- Handle–1 criticizes it
- Short handle on the widebodyPickleball Studio
- Other+1 praises it
- One-year warranty and 14-day trialJohn Kew
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