11SIX24
11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2 16mm Pickleball Paddle
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Read this before you buy: UPA-A approved, NOT USAP approved. The HexGrit surface is too rough to pass USA Pickleball's roughness limit, and 11SIX24 has said they aren't making a USAP version. If your leagues or tournaments run USAP rules, this paddle is not legal for those events. Rec play, PPA amateur brackets and UPA-A events are fine. Not sure? Talk to us before you order β we'll point you at a USAP-legal option instead.
11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2 16mm
The Pegasus is the widebody in the Power 2 lineup β 8.12 inches across, the biggest sweet spot of the three shapes, and the lowest swing weight at 105β110. Same Gen 4 full-foam floating core and HexGrit face, packaged for players who'd rather have forgiveness and hand speed than reach.
It's the touch player's Power 2. Control and defense first, with the pop still there when you decide you want it.
Best For
- Control and touch players who want a power core without the punishment
- Fast hands at the net β lowest swing weight in the line
- Anyone who mishits toward the edges and wants that forgiven
- Rec, club, and UPA-A / PPA amateur play
Skill Level & Play Style
3.5 and up, and the most approachable of the three. The widebody profile and 7β7.25 twist weight β the highest in the Power 2 family β mean off-center contact stays stable instead of twisting in your hand. If you're stepping into a foam-core power paddle for the first time, start here.
Why Players Like It
- Biggest sweet spot in the line. 8.12" wide with the highest twist weight.
- Quickest hands. Lowest swing weight of the three shapes.
- Control without giving up the core. Same Gen 4 pop when you load up.
- Grit that lasts. Same HexGrit face as the rest of the line.
See It In Action
Independent long-term review from Pickleball Studio.
Specs
| Shape | Widebody |
| Core | Gen 4 full-foam floating core, 16mm |
| Face | Carbon fiber with HexGrit surface (patent pending) |
| Weight | 8.0 β 8.3 oz |
| Length | 15.8 in |
| Width | 8.12 in |
| Grip Length | 5.75 in |
| Grip Circumference | 4.125 in |
| Swing Weight | 105 β 110 |
| Twist Weight | 7 β 7.25 |
| Certification | UPA-A only β not USAP approved |
| Warranty | 12 months (manufacturer) |
| Included | Protective neoprene paddle cover |
Performance Notes
Spin (third-party lab data). Pickleball Effect measured the Power 2 series at an average 2,113 RPM across ten serves on a Stalker Pro 3S radar β fourth-highest in their tested database. 11SIX24 publishes 2,335 RPM from their own independent testing. Either way it's top-tier, and testers reported the number barely moved after extended play.
Stability. The 7β7.25 twist weight is the highest in the Power 2 family. That's what makes edge contact hold its line instead of torquing.
Power. Still a power paddle β it just doesn't force it. Reviewers describe the platform as needing to be activated rather than generating ball speed on its own.
Measured figures above are third-party lab data, not manufacturer claims. Individual paddles vary within the published ranges.
Quick Buying Summary
Buy it if: you want the most forgiving Power 2, you live at the net, and your events don't require USAP certification.
Skip it if: you play USAP-sanctioned tournaments, or you need reach and drive leverage β go Hurache-X.
How It Compares
Pegasus vs. the other Power 2 shapes. The Vapor is the hybrid β 16.25", swing weight 108β112, the balanced default. The Hurache-X is elongated β 16.5", swing weight 114β118, built for reach. The Pegasus is the widest, quickest and most forgiving.
Pegasus vs. Six Zero Coral Hybrid 16mm ($200). Both aim at forgiveness. The Coral is a hybrid footprint with a calmer overall response; the Pegasus goes wider and brings more surface bite. Confirm current certification on either before a sanctioned event.
The Tech
HexGrit Surface β 11SIX24's patent-pending face texture, developed in-house. Built for spin that survives rather than spin that peaks out of the wrapper and fades. It's also the reason the paddle can't clear USAP's roughness limit.
Gen 4 Floating Core β full-foam construction that responds to swing input. Soft at low speed, progressively louder as you load up.
Carbon Fiber Face β Toray-grade carbon under the HexGrit layer.
FAQs
Is the Pegasus Power 2 USAP approved?
No. UPA-A certification only. 11SIX24 has stated they don't plan to release a USAP version, because HexGrit exceeds USAP's surface roughness limit. If your tournament or league follows USAP equipment rules, you can't use this paddle there.
Where can I actually use it?
Rec play, club play, leagues that don't enforce USAP equipment rules, and UPA-A sanctioned events including PPA amateur brackets. Ask your event organizer if you're unsure.
Which Power 2 shape is most forgiving?
This one. Widest face, highest twist weight, lowest swing weight.
Is a widebody too short for me?
At 15.8" you give up roughly two-thirds of an inch of reach versus the Hurache-X. If you play mostly at the kitchen, you won't miss it. If you cover a lot of court, look at the Vapor.
Is it 14mm or 16mm?
16mm. The whole Power 2 platform is one 16mm core.
Can I try it first?
Yes β our 30-day play-test guarantee covers it.
Need Help Choosing?
Not sure whether the Pegasus, Vapor or Hurache-X fits your game β or whether a UPA-A-only paddle works for the events you play? We do this all day.
- Book a free paddle consultation
- Demo it in person at our Long Beach Tennis Center pro shop β 5 indoor courts
- Call us at 1-888-629-1915, or email info@spinwavepickleball.com
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