11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 vs Six Zero Coral Pro
Both paddles measured on the same 15-trait Paddle DNA test. Six Zero Coral Pro takes the higher overall IQ score, but the right pick depends on which traits you value.
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Paddle DNA head-to-head
- 94Power90
- 85Control90
- 92Spin93
- 89Forgiveness89
- 90Sweet spot90
- 88Stability89
- 72Maneuverability75
- 90Pop84
- 82Touch88
- 86Consistency90
- 80Swing weight76
- 88Twist weight88
- 60Launch angle55
- 90Plow through85
- 76Softness84
Specs
| $220 | Price | $240 |
|---|---|---|
| 16 mm | Core | 16 mm |
| 8.3 oz | Weight | 8.2 oz |
| 120 | Swing weight | 116 |
| 6.8 | Twist weight | 6.9 |
| hybrid | Shape | hybrid |
| Raw carbon | Surface | High-grit textured carbon |
| 5.5 in | Handle | 5.5 in |
11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 verdict
A new shape sitting between 11SIX24's Vapor hybrid and its elongated builds. The result is a big-swing power paddle with an unusually large sweet spot for the category.
Six Zero Coral Pro verdict
Six Zero's tectonic core gives the Coral Pro unusual dwell time for a paddle this powerful, and the grit surface is among the few that survives a full season of spin.
The verdict
Measured on the same 15-trait test, the clearest separation is softness: Six Zero Coral Pro scores 84 against 76 for 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 — a 8-point gap. They are effectively level on maneuverability, spin, stability, so those traits should not decide the purchase. 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 is $20 cheaper at $220.
Softness
Six Zero Coral Pro leads by 8 points (84 vs 76).
Pop
11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 leads by 6 points (90 vs 84).
Touch
Six Zero Coral Pro leads by 6 points (88 vs 82).
Control
Six Zero Coral Pro leads by 5 points (90 vs 85).
Which one should you buy?
11SIX24 Ultré Power 2
Take 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 if you want pop (+6), launch angle (+5), plow through (+5). Its swing weight of 120 kg·cm² and 16 mm core are what produce that profile.
Read the 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 review →Six Zero Coral Pro
Take Six Zero Coral Pro if you want softness (+8), touch (+6), control (+5). Its swing weight of 116 kg·cm² and 16 mm core are what produce that profile.
Read the Six Zero Coral Pro review →11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 vs Six Zero Coral Pro FAQ
- Which is better, the 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 or the Six Zero Coral Pro?
- Six Zero Coral Pro carries the higher overall Paddle IQ score (88.5 vs 87.3), but IQ is a weighted average. On the trait that separates them most — softness — Six Zero Coral Pro leads by 8 points.
- Which one is faster at the kitchen line?
- Six Zero Coral Pro, at 116 kg·cm² swing weight against 120 for 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2. Lower swing weight is the single best predictor of hand speed in fast exchanges.
- Which paddle has more power, the 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 or the Six Zero Coral Pro?
- 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 measures 94 on power against 90 for Six Zero Coral Pro. That comes from a 16 mm Full foam core core swinging at 120 kg·cm² — mass behind the ball, not face material.
- Which one gives more control and touch?
- Six Zero Coral Pro at 90 versus 85. Its 16 mm core holds the ball on the face slightly longer, which is what makes resets and dinks land shorter.
- Which paddle spins the ball more?
- Six Zero Coral Pro scores 93 for spin off its High-grit textured carbon face, against 92 for the Raw carbon face on 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2. In practice a 1-point gap is small enough that technique matters more.
- Which is more forgiving on off-center hits?
- Six Zero Coral Pro, with 6.9 twist weight against 6.8. Higher twist weight means the face rotates less when you miss the middle, and 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 carries the higher forgiveness score (89) as a result.
- Is the price difference worth it?
- 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 costs $220, $20 less. Whether that gap is worth closing depends on whether you actually use the traits it trades away — check the head-to-head DNA bars above before paying up.
- Do they use the same core and face?
- 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2: 16 mm Full foam core core with a Raw carbon face. Six Zero Coral Pro: 16 mm EP core with floating EVA foam band core with a High-grit textured carbon face.
- Which is better for a two-handed backhand?
- 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2, at 5.5 in of handle against 5.5 in. Anything under 5.25 in forces you to choke the bottom hand onto the face bevel, which 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 avoids.
- Which one is better for beginners?
- 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 is the safer first paddle here: forgiveness 89 and sweet spot 90 mean fewer mishits while your contact point is still inconsistent. 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 rewards a repeatable swing and can feel unstable before that.
- Which is lighter in the hand?
- Six Zero Coral Pro at 8.2 oz against 8.3 oz. Static weight matters for arm fatigue and elbow comfort; swing weight (116 vs 120) is what you feel mid-rally.
- Is it worth upgrading from the 11SIX24 Ultré Power 2 to the Six Zero Coral Pro?
- Only if you need what it actually adds. Six Zero Coral Pro leads on softness by 8 points; everything else is within 6 points. At $220 vs $240, the money is better spent elsewhere unless that one trait is your weak spot.
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