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Two sessions into the Hurache-X Power 2 after the Luzz Cannon: easy transition, drives feel slightly softer, while drops, resets, speed-ups and dinks all improved.
“Got the Hurache Power 2. So far I’ve played with it twice and coming from the Luzz Cannon, honestly the transition was easy.”
Tried moving from the Loco Elongated to the Hurache-X Power 2: liked the drives but found dinks and resets very difficult.
“I tried to move from the loco elongated to this and also like the drives but the dinking and resets for me are so difficult compared to my loco.”
Tried a friend's and immediately loved it for drives and counters.
“I tried my friend's Hurache Power 2 this past weekend and I immediately loved it for the drives and counters.”
Stiffer and punchier than their Honolulu J6CR, which has the larger sweet spot and more control on resets.
“the Hurache feels stiffer and punchier, while the J6CR has a larger sweet spot and gives you more control on resets and dinks.”
The edge band separated; a replacement shipped within 24 hours.
“I reached out about my Hurachi x power 2 edge band separating and with in 1 hour I got a response. Within 24 hours they had sent out a brand new paddle.”
Arrived late with a frame defect and smeared glue.
“I bought a Hurache-X Power 2 with great expectations. It arrived a week late. Had a defect of some sort in the frame and apparently glue smeared on the other side of the frame of the paddle.”
First impressions after adding 12 g: great for a fast, high-spin game, with easier topspin approaches, deeper serves and a more aggressive slice dink.
“I play a fast high spin game and this paddle felt really good. It made killer topspin approach shots much easier.”
Dis-bonded exactly 14 days after delivery, in the first match of a tournament.
“Exactly 14 days after getting it, it disbonded in the first match of a tournament on the second point.”
Delaminated after a single game; the two faces sounded different.
“Got my Hurache X power 2 today, 1 game and it delaminated. The sound was different on either face of the paddle.”
The face dis-bonded from the core after an hour; customer service replaced it.
“Happened to me too with the hurache. One hour into playing and felt the face dis bond from the core. Customer service sent a new one.”
Delaminated or dis-bonded after only 9 hours of play.
“I have the Hurache Power 2 and delaminated or core disbonded? after only 9 hours of play.”
Prefers it over the Vapor once weighted: feels great and more balanced than other elongated paddles.
“I’ve tested the vapor and hurache and prefer the hurache once weighted up. Feels great and is more balanced compared to other elongated options.”
Feels poppy, hollow and plank-like next to their Hurache Power 1, and they place drives less precisely with it.
“The Power 1 is heavier, feels more solid off the face while the Power 2 feels poppy, hollow, and like hitting with a plank of wood.”
Loved the grit and spin, but returned it because the sweet spot and touch felt unforgiving.
“I ended up returning my hurache power 2. I loved the grit and the ability to shape and spin the ball, but the sweet spot and the touch seemed so unforgiving”
Loves it and prefers it to the Vapor and Pegasus; their Boomstik and Loco now sit unused.
“Oh I love it. I can confidently say I prefer it over the vapor and Pegasus. I also have a boomstick and Loco that doesn’t get used because I’ve only been playing with the hurache.”
Loves it for effortless power and placement on serves and drives, with enough dwell for touch shots.
“I love mine. Effortless power and placement on serves and drives was the selling point for me.”
Likes their Joola Pro IV Agassi a lot more.
“I honestly like the Agassi Joola IV Pro a lot better :( but I have the Power 2 Hurache-X”
Disappointing after a month: light and moderately powerful, but a dead zone near the top that weights didn't fix.
“I was disappointed by the Hurache of the same generation after a month of playtime. It feels ok as a moderate power paddle and is light, but there is a terrible dead zone at the head”
Over 150 hours in and playing better than new; the softened core gives great feel and handles Lifetime balls.
“I have over 150 hours on my Hurache and the paddle is playing better than it did when brand new at this point.”
Just got the Hurache Power 2 after a Black Opal and loves it.
“I just got a Hurache Power 2 and I love it. Coming from a Six Zero Black Opal”
Their Hurache-X Power 2 is among their durable-grit paddles that have all kept great grit.
Loves it; stiff and poppy at first but much better after break-in.
“Its too stiffy and poppy initially. I love my Hurache X Power 2 as much as my Loco Hybrid”
Playing the Hurache-X Power 2 since early June with no spin or grit loss; worth the $200.
“HexGrit Hurache-X Power2 since early June. No spin or grit loss.”
Their Hurache-X Power 2 disbonded after six months, though the HexGrit was as gritty as new; switching back to the Loco they immediately missed its spin and power.
“Just last weekend my HXP2 disbonded after 6 months”
Their Hurache Power 2 isn't as stiff or powerful as they feared.
“I don’t find my Hurache P2 to be as stiff or even powerful as I was afraid it would be”
Hundreds of hours on the Hurache-X Power 2 with no spin loss or roughness difference between sides or across the face.
“I have hundreds of hours on my 11six24 Hurache-X Power 2.”
Has used the Hurache Power 2 since May; it was super gritty, but a new Jelly Bean 2 now feels much grittier than theirs.
“I’ve got a power 2 hurache I’ve been using since May”
Finds the Hurache Power 2 close in feel to the Ultré, their favourite of the four shapes.
“The Hurache P2 is pretty close in feel to the Ultre.”