11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2
9.4/10
$209.99
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PREMIUMPICKLEBALL GEARThe widest shape in 11SIX24's Power 2 line: a Gen 4 full-foam floating core and a carbon fiber face with the patent-pending HexGrit texture, in a 15.8 x 8.12 in wide-body shape that 11SIX24 recommends for control and touch players.
Not on the USA Pickleball approved list
Edited by Dan · Published · How we research
Quick Verdict
9.4/10Research scoreA large, stable sweet spot and strong control from a wide-body foam paddle with a branded spin texture.
Buy at 11SIX24Our 1–10 ratings, built from the maker’s published specs and scored the same way for every brand. How we score
Calculated from our four ratings, weighted for each kind of player. How these are weighted
On our spec-based scale it rates 8.5 for power: a full-foam core and an 8.0–8.3 oz weight add power, while the compact 15.8 in wide-body shape adds less leverage than the longer Power 2 shapes.
A 16 mm core, carbon face and compact wide-body shape give it a control rating of 9.5, the highest of the Power 2 shapes on our scale. 11SIX24 says the floating core softens on dinks and resets.
Its carbon face with 11SIX24's branded HexGrit texture gives it a spin rating of 9.5. 11SIX24 says HexGrit is designed to keep a consistent spin level for months, not just out of the box.
An 8.12 in face and 16 mm core give it a sweet-spot rating of 10, the top of our scale. 11SIX24 calls the Pegasus its maximum-sweet-spot shape.
Each section is our analysis of the manufacturer’s published specs unless it says otherwise.
Manufacturer data
At 8.0–8.3 oz with a published swing weight of 105–110, it is the easiest Power 2 shape to swing, per 11SIX24's figures.
11SIX24 lists a 5.75 in handle: a long handle with room for a two-handed backhand, which suits former tennis players. The grip circumference is 4.125 in, the most common size; players with larger hands often add an overgrip. At about 8.15 oz, it is in the mid-weight range most paddles fall into. Comfort is personal: grip size, handle length and weight are the published specs that affect it most.
Manufacturer data
A published twist weight of 7–7.25, the highest in the Power 2 line, points to good stability on off-center hits.
Manufacturer information
The Power 2 uses 11SIX24's Gen 4 construction: a full-foam floating core that 11SIX24 says delivers pop on drives and a softer, predictable feel on dinks and resets, behind a carbon fiber face with HexGrit, its patent-pending surface texture designed to keep its spin over months of play. It ships with a comfort cushion grip and a neoprene cover. 11SIX24 includes a 12-month warranty and a 30-day return window.
Manufacturer description and buyer feedback
11SIX24 describes a paddle that matches your swing: explosive pop when you load up on drives and thirds, and a soft, predictable feel on dinks and resets. As of October 2026, 11SIX24.com shows an average of 4.8 out of 5 from 100+ verified-buyer reviews. In the most recent reviews, buyers most often mention its power and pop, followed by control and spin. A few found it heavier or stiffer than expected, one felt it had too much pop for the soft game, and one reported a possible lamination defect. These reports don't add up to a consistent pattern.
How the 11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2 stacks up against similar paddles from other brands.

9.4/10
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View review →Per 11SIX24, the Pegasus (wide body) is best for control and touch players, the Vapor (hybrid) is its most popular all-round shape, and the Hurache-X (elongated) suits power players and former tennis players who want reach.
UPA-A certified, per 11SIX24. It isn't on the USA Pickleball approved paddle list (checked 2026-09-30), so confirm approval before playing USA Pickleball-sanctioned events.

Where to Buy
See today’s price and availability for the 11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2 at 11SIX24. We link to 11SIX24, the brand's own store, so you buy new and the manufacturer's warranty and return policy apply. It is not on the USA Pickleball approved paddle list, so check before buying it for sanctioned events.

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