Collection: 11SIX24 Pickleball Paddles for Power and Control

Which 11SIX24 Paddle Is Right for You?

Vapor Power 2: The Hybrid Shape for All Court Play

The 11SIX24 Vapor Power 2 is a hybrid shape paddle that plays shorter than most hybrids at 16.25 inches long and 7.75 inches wide. That compact design makes it fast through exchanges at the kitchen while still giving you enough reach to drive the ball from the baseline. The Vapor Power 2 weighs 8.0 to 8.3 ounces with a swing weight of 108 to 112 and a twist weight of 6.6 to 6.8, which keeps it maneuverable without sacrificing stability on off-center hits. 

The Gen 4 floating core responds to your intent: load up on a drive and you get pop, slow it down for a dink and the paddle dials back to a soft, predictable feel. Players who want one paddle that can handle every shot on the court tend to look at the Vapor Power 2 because it doesn't force you into a second style of play. It's a paddle that rewards touch and power in equal measure, and many would say it's the best overall option in the 11SIX24 Power series for players who like to do a little of everything.

Pegasus Power 2: The Wide Body for Control and Balance

The 11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2 is a wide body paddle built for players who value a large sweet spot and forgiving contact. At 15.8 inches long and 8.12 inches wide, the Pegasus gives you more surface area on every shot. The wider shape improves stability and makes the paddle easier to control during fast hands at the net. 

Swing weight sits at 105 to 110 with a high twist weight of 7 to 7.25, which adds torsional stability and reduces the twist you feel on wide balls. The same Gen 4 floating core runs through the Pegasus, so you get the same adaptive power response found in the Vapor. If your game leans on consistency, resets, and smart placement, the Pegasus Power 2 is built for that approach. The 16mm core thickness across both Power series paddles provides a balance of pop and feel that works at every level of play.

What Makes 11SIX24 Pickleball Paddles Different

HexGrit Surface and Spin Performance

One of the standout features across the 11SIX24 lineup is the HexGrit surface. Developed in house and patent pending, HexGrit is a textured face design that generates consistent spin game after game. Many paddle surfaces lose their grit after a few weeks of heavy play, but HexGrit is designed to maintain elite spin rates well past 500 hours of court time. 

The 11SIX24 Power series has been tested at 2,335 RPM spin with 98% grit retention after 100 plus hours of use. For players who throw heavy topspin on drives, add cut to their serves, or need reliable bite on drop shots and resets, the difference shows up right away. You don't need to overthink your swing to get great spin. The surface does the work. Brands like Selkirk pickleball paddles and JOOLA pickleball paddles also offer strong options, but the HexGrit surface stands on its own for grit longevity and quality.

Gen 4 Floating Core and Controllable Power

The core technology in 11SIX24 paddles sets them apart from the standard honeycomb construction most brands still use. The Gen 4 floating core uses a polypropylene honeycomb surrounded by edge injected perimeter foam that expands the sweet spot and adds torsional stability to every paddle. That design gives you a wider range of power: aggressive drives get pop and depth, while soft shots at the net stay quiet and controlled. 

The foam injected walls also absorb vibration on contact, which means your hand gets better feedback and less sting after long sessions. Every paddle in the new Power series is 16mm thick and ships with a complementary neoprene protective cover. 11SIX24 paddles carry UPA-A certification, meeting the stricter pro tour standard used in competitive play. The brand also offers the Jelly Bean as an easy way to get into the 11SIX24 lineup at a lower price point, and models like the Hurache X deliver high top end power in an elongated shape for players who want extra reach on the court.