Spartus Spitfire Review: More Power Than Pop for $99
After 18 hours with the Spartus Spitfire, I found elite spin, legitimate power and a calmer short game than expected from a $99 foam paddle.
11SIX24 Ultré Jelly Bean 2 Review: Soft Control, Heavy Swing
The Ultré Jelly Bean 2 surprised me. It keeps the planted Ultré shape but pairs it with a softer, control-first core that rewards full swings, resets and spin more than quick, reactive offense.
11SIX24 Hurache-X Jelly Bean 2 Review: The Surprise Favorite
The Hurache-X Jelly Bean 2 felt the best to me during testing. I break down its plush control, surprising power, resets, spin, forgiveness and Power 2 comparison.
11SIX24 Vapor Jelly Bean 2 Review: Soft Control With Serious Spin
The 11SIX24 Vapor Jelly Bean 2 is a soft, spin-heavy hybrid with excellent resets, controlled drops and enough power when you supply the swing. I compare it with the Vapor Power 2 and original Jelly Bean, explain how it breaks in, and show where it fits in the new JB2 lineup.
11SIX24 Pegasus Jelly Bean 2 Review: Earned Power in a Widebody
After 26 hours with the 11SIX24 Pegasus Jelly Bean 2, I found a soft, stable widebody with excellent spin, easy resets and earned power instead of automatic pop.
Engage Axiom Paddle Review: Power, Spin, Armor Grit & Player Fit
After play testing the Engage Axiom Elongated and Widebody, I found a legitimate Gen3 power paddle with excellent spin, quick pop and promising Armor Grit durability. Here’s how it plays, who it fits and where the two shapes differ.
11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2 Review: Best Widebody for Doubles?
After about 12 hours of doubles play, drilling, resets, counters, and kitchen battles, the 11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2 became the widebody I trusted most when points got rushed. It isn’t built for maximum reach or heavy baseline drives. It’s built to keep more imperfect contacts playable, giving doubles players a bigger margin without sacrificing quick hands.
FLiK F3 Review: Two Months Later, Which Shape Is Best?
After two months with the FLiK F3, the Hybrid is still the shape I prefer. Here’s how the Standard, Hybrid, and Elongated compare for forgiveness, power, resets, spin, and real doubles play.
11SIX24 Hurache-X Power 2 Review
The 11SIX24 Hurache-X Power 2 rewards aggressive spin players with heavy serves, biting topspin, and nasty slice dinks, but flat resets need adjustment.
Six Zero Coral Pro Review: 13.5 Hours of Court Testing
After 13.5 hours across nine court sessions, I break down the Six Zero Coral Pro’s spin, control, power, three shapes, approval status, and upgrade value.
