Overview
The CRBN 2X Power Series 16mm Pickleball Paddle offers the same sleek style players love from the CRBN 1 series, but this paddle features a standard shape design. New to the Power Series Paddles, CRBN introduces Foam Injected Edge Walls for an improved sweet spot and reduced vibration. It features a raw T700 carbon fiber face which produces lethal levels of spin and offers a consistent feel across the the hitting surface. The paddle's square shape, which is shorter and wider, extends the sweetspot laterally for a more forgiving hit. A 16 mm. core provides a soft feel that is perfect for players who crave added touch and control. The handle is fortified with reinforced carbon fiber to increase both paddle speed and durability.
Specifications
| Average Weight: 8.0 oz. |
| Core: Polypropylene Honeycomb Core |
| Hitting Surface: T700 Raw Carbon Fiber |
| Grip Size: 4.125 in. |
| Grip Length: 4.75 in. |
| Paddle Length: 15.75 in. |
| Paddle Width: 8 in. |
| Paddle Thickness: 16 mm. |
| Factory Grip: CRBN Perforated Grip |
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Customer Reviews
Get it now!Surprisingly I was comfortable with the paddle after the first game. It has the extra pop and power I was looking for without sacrificing (too much) the soft game that I was used to with my previous control paddle. The grip feel is fantastic and the spin is exceptional. The 16 mm is a well balanced all court paddle.
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CRBN2x 16mmThe paddle is amazing, great control and spin. I purchased the 14mm but it was a bit too poppy for my style of play so I contacted the company and exchanged it for a 16 mm. What a fantastic, customer oriented company this is! No issues at all with the exchange. My wife purchased a six zero paddle and tried to exchange hers too but never heard back from them. We are both now CRBN paddle users for life!
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Definitely More PowerThe 2X has a fair amount more “pop” and does take some getting used to compared to the CRBN 2. The 2X great for put-aways and hand battles. Dinks and resets take softer hands and shorter, more compact swings (which I’m working on…). Overall, it’s a great paddle for someone looking for a bit more power compared to the CRBN 2. I’m keeping both.