11six24 Power 2
11six24's Generation-2 spin paddle — buy it if you want maximum face grit and don't mind the premium price for an emerging brand.
Playstyle
Reviewer's assessment on a 0–10 scale. Higher is more, not better.
- PowerServe + put-away speed8.0/10
- ControlTouch, resets, dink stability6.0/10
- SpinSurface grip + topspin potential9.0/10
- FeelDwell time + hand feedback6.0/10
Pros
- Among the highest-grit Raw T700 faces in 2026 production paddles
- Generation 2 fixed the edge-guard quality complaints from the original Power 1
- Distinctive brand identity — paddle stands out on stream
Cons
- Premium pricing for an emerging brand
- TODO: verify the heavy grit's longevity vs more moderate-texture peers
- Power-leaning bias makes resets less forgiving than a balanced hybrid
Specs
| Brand | 11six24 |
|---|---|
| Price | $229.99 |
| Weight | 8.1 oz |
| Grip circumference | 4.25″ |
| Grip length | 5.5″ |
| Paddle length | 16.5″ |
| Paddle width | 7.5″ |
| Core thickness | 16 mm |
| Core material | polypropylene honeycomb |
| Surface | Raw T700 carbon fiber (high-grit) |
| Shape | elongated |
| Playstyle | spin, power |
| Skill level | intermediate-to-pro |
Draft review. 11six24 is an emerging 2025-2026 brand. Specs estimated from category positioning. Verify before publishing.
How it plays
The Power 2 is 11six24's second-generation flagship — the brand built its reputation around aggressive face grit, and the Power 2 doubles down on that. The Raw T700 face is among the most textured surfaces in 2026 production, which translates to top-tier spin generation in independent tests.
The Power 2's improvement over the original Power 1 is reportedly in the edge guard — earlier generation had reports of edge-guard variance and chipping. The Generation 2 release tightened that QC, though long-term data is still accumulating in 2026.
Who it's for
4.0+ players who optimize for spin and don't mind paying $230 for an emerging brand. Especially good for serve-and-volley players who win rallies with topspin serves and aggressive returns.
What I'd skip it for
If you want comparable spin at a lower price, the Friday Lunar Aura Pro at $169 is the value pick. If you want better all-around balance, the SixZero Coral wins.