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Six Zero Black Opal, front view
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PaddleScore · Rated

Six Zero Black Opal

Released Nov 2025

70.1
Reviewer score
Lower tier
Provisional until more paddles are rated
Ahead of 15% of paddles we rate

USA PickleballUPA-A

Specifications

Core
G4 Aerospace Solid Foam Core
Thickness
14mm
Face
Diamond Tough Raw Carbon Fiber
Length
16.3"
Width
7.5–7.7"
Grip length
5.5"
Weight
8.0–8.3 oz
Swing weight
113
Twist weight
6.6
Grip circumference
4.125"
Price
$220
Warranty
12-month limited

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  • Pickleball StudioCore reviewer
    Dec 2025 · Standard test
    Their score
    50
    their rating ↗
    Counts
    high
    Why this counts high
    • Publishes lab data
    All the factors →
    Power
    Clearly a power paddle, rivalling the top
    Feel
    Catches the ball, then throws it
    Pros
    • +Very powerful drives and counters
    • +Texture may last longer, still unproven
    • +Easy to tune with weight
    Cons
    • –Small, unforgiving sweet spot
    • –Demands good ball control
    • –Needs a consistent striker
    • –Cheaper, more complete power paddles exist
    Read the full review at Pickleball Studio ↗
  • Pickleball EffectCore reviewer
    Nov 2025 · Standard test
    Verdict rated
    73.5
    our reading
    Counts
    high
    Why this counts high
    • Publishes lab data
    All the factors →
    Power
    Top 5% raw power, rising with the swing
    Feel
    Dense and springy, a deep thud
    Pros
    • +Top 5% of paddles for raw power
    • +Distinctive dense springy contact
    • +Industrial diamonds slow grit wear
    • +Spin on par with high-spin paddles
    • +Genuinely original design
    • +Enough pop that counters need no swing
    Cons
    • –Dead low on the face near the throat
    • –Hard to control the pace of play
    • –Fixing the sweet spot makes it too heavy
    • –Punishes loose technique
    • –Sluggish on flicks and quick volleys
    Read the full review at Pickleball Effect ↗
  • John KewCore reviewer
    Nov 2025 · First impressions
    Verdict rated
    75
    our reading
    Counts
    standard
    Why this counts standard
    • Publishes lab data
    • Shorter test
    All the factors →
    Power
    High 90s percentile for power and pop
    Feel
    Soft and plush with plenty of dwell
    Pros
    • +Elite spin with no measured drop-off
    • +Very high power and pop
    • +Soft plush feel with dwell
    • +Texture outlasts raw carbon fiber
    • +Good value for the technology
    Cons
    • –Less forgiving than rival foam cores
    • –Low control score
    • –Punishes tentative swings
    • –Neck flex on the tested unit
    Read the full review at John Kew ↗

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What reviewers agree on

  • ValueSplit
    +1 praises it
    • Good value for the technologyJohn Kew
    –1 criticizes it
    • Cheaper, more complete power paddles existPickleball Studio
  • WeightSplit
    +1 praises it
    • Easy to tune with weightPickleball Studio
    –1 criticizes it
    • Fixing the sweet spot makes it too heavyPickleball Effect
  • Control
    –3 criticize it
    • Demands good ball controlPickleball Studio
    • Hard to control the pace of playPickleball Effect
    • Low control scoreJohn Kew
    • Punishes tentative swingsJohn Kew
  • Durability
    +3 praise it
    • Texture may last longer, still unprovenPickleball Studio
    • Industrial diamonds slow grit wearPickleball Effect
    • Texture outlasts raw carbon fiberJohn Kew
  • Other
    +1 praises it
    • Genuinely original designPickleball Effect
    –2 criticize it
    • Sluggish on flicks and quick volleysPickleball Effect
    • Neck flex on the tested unitJohn Kew
  • Power
    +3 praise it
    • Very powerful drives and countersPickleball Studio
    • Top 5% of paddles for raw powerPickleball Effect
    • Very high power and popJohn Kew
  • Sweet spot
    –3 criticize it
    • Small, unforgiving sweet spotPickleball Studio
    • Dead low on the face near the throatPickleball Effect
    • Less forgiving than rival foam coresJohn Kew
  • Feel
    +2 praise it
    • Distinctive dense springy contactPickleball Effect
    • Soft plush feel with dwellJohn Kew
  • Forgiveness
    –2 criticize it
    • Needs a consistent strikerPickleball Studio
    • Punishes loose techniquePickleball Effect
  • Spin
    +2 praise it
    • Spin on par with high-spin paddlesPickleball Effect
    • Elite spin with no measured drop-offJohn Kew
  • Pop
    +1 praises it
    • Enough pop that counters need no swingPickleball Effect

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