Pro-team-backed brand known for the Pegasus and Vantage lines and consistently high spin numbers off raw carbon faces. Every 11SIX24 paddle in our database, ranked by IQ score.
The 3 paddles below were selected from 3 qualifying models. By shape the shortlist is 2 hybrid and 1 elongated. Face construction is 1 raw carbon, 1 raw carbon friction and 1 raw carbon fiber. Static weight runs 8.3–8.3 oz and prices run $190 to $220, with a shortlist average of $203. All of them are 11SIX24 models.
Criteria · 11SIX24 paddles only, ranked by IQ score.
Ranking rule: 11SIX24 paddles only, ranked by IQ score. Every paddle in the database is rated on the same 15 Paddle DNA traits — power, control, spin, forgiveness, sweet spot, stability, manoeuvrability, pop, touch, consistency, swing weight, twist weight, launch angle, plow-through and softness — and each trait is normalized 0-100 so scores are comparable across brands and price brackets. This page orders by overall IQ score, a weighted composite of all 15 traits. No paddle pays to appear, positions are recomputed whenever a model is added or retested, and retailer links are affiliate links that do not affect the ordering.
11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 carries an IQ score of 87.3, 2.4 above the shortlist average, built on 94 power, 85 control and 92 spin. A 120 swing weight puts it mid-pack for hand speed, and the 6.8 twist weight sets how much the face holds its line on off-centre contact (forgiveness 89, stability 88). Physically it is a 16 mm hybrid paddle at 8.3 oz with a Raw carbon face and a 5.5" handle, long enough for a two-handed backhand. Power players who miss the center often At $220 it sits $17 above the shortlist average.
11SIX24 Pegasus Gen 3 carries an IQ score of 85.1, 0.2 above the shortlist average, built on 89 power, 87 control and 91 spin. A 117 swing weight puts it mid-pack for hand speed, and the 6.3 twist weight sets how much the face holds its line on off-centre contact (forgiveness 83, stability 87). Physically it is a 16 mm hybrid paddle at 8.3 oz with a Raw carbon friction face and a 5.5" handle, long enough for a two-handed backhand. Spin-heavy attackers At $190 it sits $13 below the shortlist average.
11SIX24 Vantage Power 16 carries an IQ score of 82.3, 2.6 below the shortlist average, built on 92 power, 78 control and 90 spin. A 116 swing weight puts it mid-pack for hand speed, and the 6.6 twist weight sets how much the face holds its line on off-centre contact (forgiveness 82, stability 84). Physically it is a 16 mm elongated paddle at 8.3 oz with a Raw carbon fiber face and a 5.5" handle, long enough for a two-handed backhand. Power players and singles specialists At $200 it sits right on the shortlist's average price.
Trade-off:Touch 72 and softness 60 punish the soft game
IQ blends all 15 Paddle DNA traits into one number, which makes it useful for ordering a list and useless for choosing between two paddles a point apart. In this shortlist the IQ range is 82.3–87.3 while swing weight ranges 116–120. The swing weight difference will change your game far more than the IQ difference.
Twist weight decides how often mishits stay in play
Twist weight measures resistance to the face rotating when you contact off-centre — the single most common source of lost points below 4.0. This shortlist spans 6.3–6.8. Anything at or above 7 here is the forgiving half of the group; below that you are asking for cleaner contact in exchange for something else, usually hand speed or price.
Swing weight is the number your elbow feels
The paddles here run 116 to 120 in swing weight. Every point up adds plow-through on drives and takes away speed in hands battles. If you play mostly doubles at the line, bias low; if you drive from the baseline or play singles, bias high. Static weight in ounces is a much weaker predictor of either.
What you get for the money
The cheapest paddle here is the 11SIX24 Pegasus Gen 3 at $190 (IQ 85.1); the most expensive is the 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 at $220 (IQ 87.3). That is a $30 spread for 2.200000000000003 points of IQ. On score-per-dollar the 11SIX24 Pegasus Gen 3 at $190 is the strongest buy in the group, which is worth knowing before you assume the top of the list is the paddle to order.
Which one should you buy?
If you want the highest overall rating and price is secondary, take the 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2. If you are getting beaten in hands battles, take the 11SIX24 Vantage Power 16 — its 116 swing weight is the lowest here. If your contact still drifts off centre, take the 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 (forgiveness 89, twist weight 6.8). If you want the most performance per dollar, take the 11SIX24 Pegasus Gen 3 at $190. Those four cover the overwhelming majority of buyers on this page.
What is the best 11SIX24 pickleball paddles right now?
The 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 tops this list with an IQ score of 87.3. It is a 16 mm hybrid paddle at 8.3 oz and $220. Power players who miss the center often
How were these 3 paddles chosen?
11SIX24 paddles only, ranked by IQ score. 3 paddles in our database met the filter and the top 3 by that ranking are shown. The ordering is computed from Paddle DNA values, not editor preference, so it updates automatically when a new paddle is added.
What is the cheapest good option on this list?
The 11SIX24 Pegasus Gen 3 at $190 has the best score-per-dollar of the group (IQ 85.1). Prices across the shortlist run $190 to $220.
Does a more expensive paddle in this category actually play better?
Not consistently. Across this shortlist the price spread is $30 while the IQ spread is only 5 points. Price tracks build consistency and twist weight more closely than it tracks raw performance, which is why the value pick above is often the smarter order.
Head-to-head comparisons from this list
Crawlable links between the picks above, so each matchup is discoverable without the sitemap.
#111SIX24 Ultré Power 216 mm · hybrid · 8.3 oz · SW 120$22087
