Ultré Power 2

Massive sweet spot, perfect for two-handed backhands and a shape they love, but it's really, really poppy.

“Just got the power 2. Mine weighs 7.8oz stock. The sweet spot is massive, two hand backhands feel perfect and I love the shape.”

It breaks in only slightly and stays very poppy; they've had to loosen their grip on drops and resets.

“It breaks in ever so slightly, but it's still a very poppy paddle.”

Broken in, they only notice pop when their paddle face is off angle.

“I have the ultre power 2 and it is broken in and the only time I’m sensing “pop” is when my paddle face is off angle”

After a few months they've adjusted their grip and strokes to its pop, though it doesn't always work.

“I’ve had it for a few months and have a similar takeaway.”

A few days in, they're in love with it.

“Got my ultré power 2 in a few days ago and MANNN I AM IN LOVE!!!!!!!”

Much lighter-swinging than their Vapor Power 2, which they no longer want to use.

“Its just a beef cakes compared to my ultre. Everytime I pick up the vapor 2 I just cant anymore.”

Loves it, but it can be far too poppy against hard hitters.

“I love my Ultre but man sometimes it is way too poppy. Especially when playing bangers.”

Loved it, but they play better with the calmer Jelly Bean 2.

“I loved it, but ended up going with a jelly bean 2. It’s less “fun” and flashy; I play better with it though.”

Loves it; firmer than the J6CR and Spartus P1.

“I love mine. Feels firm compared to j6cr and spartus p1”

Didn't like its feel compared with their Pakle Fuse.

“I’ve never liked the feel of 11Six24’s paddles. I’ve tried the Ultre and like you said, it has an MPP core but doesn’t feel the same as my Pakle Fuse”

After one session it doesn't yet match their J6CR.

“I am a big J6CR fan and yet to feel like it’s as good as that paddle, but I’ve only played with it once.”

Loves it and has mained it since release.

“I love it. Ordered it a day earlier than the official release and been maining it since.”

Light years better than their old J2NF, with much more power and pop.

“I’m coming from a heavily used J2NF, and I feel like this Ultre 2 is light years better for my game than the Honolulu ever was. Substantially higher power and pop.”

Amazing at the kitchen with fast hands, but a smaller sweet spot than the Loco and a dead spot near the top.

“Sweet spot seems smaller then Loco and there is a notable dead spot on mine 2" down from top. Anyone else noticed that? Amazing at the kitchen, fast hands”

Loves it: lots of power and pop and insane spin on serves.

“I absolutely love it. It definitely has a lot of power and pop, with absolutely insane spin. Most of my serves are borderline unreturnable now”

Loves the feel and response compared with their J6CR CBE.

“I just used my ultre earlier and I love the feel and response.”

Too much pop and power, with a smaller sweet spot than the widebody they came from.

“Too much pop and power for me. Came from a widebody it seemed to have smaller sweet spot for me”

Currently loving it; returns with the company were easy.

“I've purchased three paddles and processed two returns no problem (and currently loving my Ultre!)”

Feels great stock on most shots; resets are harder than with their Loco Elongated.

“Been playing it stock since and it feels great on most shots. Resets are definitely tougher than my previous paddle (loco elongated) but I think every other shot is easier.”

Too poppy for them; they settled on the Vapor shape.

“Settled on the vapor shape the ultre is to poppy for me.”

Finds everything about it more appealing than the Vapor Power 2; its pop settles down after break-in.

“The Ultrè pop dissipates as it breaks in. I love my Vapor Power 2 but find everything about the Ultrè more appealing.”

Feels good out of the box: better dink control than their Loco, more spin, slightly weaker drives.

“Played a total of 8 games, and right out of the box, the ultré feels pretty good. I have the opposite effect, now where I can control my dinks better than the loco.”

Their favourite paddle after a few days, ahead of a Loco, J2 and Pegasus.

“Been using my white one for a few days, actually my favorite paddle right now, feels so good”

Better balance of pop and plush feel than the Vapor for them; they like it stock.

“The ultre has a better balance of pop and plush feeling for my play style than the vapor. I haven’t made any changes to the paddle yet and I like it stock as is already”

Less stiff and less poppy than a friend's Vapor, with an elongated-like sweet spot they prefer.

“feels less stiff and sweet spot area is different (more like an elongated) but preferable for me, feels less poppy”

Louder and more hollow than the other Power 2 shapes, with a deader response than expected.

“My Ultre is much louder and has a hollow feel. The ball comes off more dead than I am expecting after playing with the other two shapes.”

Liked it but found it too poppy for their game.

“I liked my Ultre but found it too poppy”

With tungsten tape it has a more consistent sweet spot and more power than their Vapor Power 2; great all around.

“I played with the Ultre' for 3.5 hours today. It's one heck of a paddle!”

Prefers it to the Spartus P1 Hybrid: handles like a dream, very forgiving for its speed, flawless build.

“After playing with both I prefer the 11six24 Ultré hands-down. The shape took me 2-3 sessions to get used to”

Feels caught between hybrid and elongated and demands control; fun in kitchen fights, but not for them.

“I wouldnt say Ultre is an improvement if you are a beginner/intermediate. This paddle requires control. Kitchen fight was pretty fun though.”

Finds the Ultré Power 2 grit super nice.

“The 11six24 Ultre P2 grit is super nice.”

Their main for a couple of months: great feel and spin.

“So I’ve been maining an ultre 2 for the last couple months. Love it!! Feel is great. Spin is awesome.”

Still gritty and spinning well after heavy play, unlike their J6CRs.

“Meanwhile, my Power 2 Ultra and Vapor are still noticeably gritty and generating good spin.”

Prefers it to the Coral Pro and MPP Turbo: easier off-balance baseline shots and more dwell at the kitchen.

“I think it’s easier to hit an off balance shot from the baseline over the net”

Controllable power and the fastest adaptation of any paddle they've tried; replaced their Hurache.

“The Ultre is such a good paddle. I've always thought other shapes were easy to play out of the box, but the Ultre is truly the characteristic of 11six24: controllable power.”

Extremely stiff and muted next to their J6CR, though the grit is grittier.

“it feels extremely stiff and muted. I am not liking the feel.”

Two days in, it feels very stiff compared with their Loco.

“It feels so stiff compared to the loco I’ve mained for the last 7 months.”

Loves the Ultré Power 2 but recommends it less and less: it's very demanding, punishing anything from a misplaced foot to an open face on resets and drops.

“Still love it so fucking much because it forces me to focus up.”

Their pre-ordered Ultré Power 2 arrived with almost no grit, though they have felt other Power 2s with real grit.

“my Ultre 2 pre-order finally comes in and the thing is smoother than a babies bottom. No grit at all.”

Finds the Ultré Power 2 more poppy than the Vapor Power 2 and elongated-feeling despite its hybrid size, with a big sweet spot and twist stability; it takes a couple of sessions to adjust.

Their current main: softer than a Boomstik for soft game shots, with plenty of pop and power, a huge sweet spot and elite spin; they add an overgrip and a 6 g cap coin.

“The sweet spot is huge. The spin is elite, and it has HexGrit for tier-1 durability.”

Prefers the Ultré Power 2 to their 16 mm Jade: a bit more pop, power and spin.

“the Ultre is just my favorite at the moment.”

Every paddle they've mained since last year broke and was warrantied within three months, except their Ultré Power 2.

“other than my Ultré Power 2, every paddle I’ve mained since last year has broken in some way and been warrantied within 3 months.”

The Ultré took some adjusting and felt overly stiff, stiffer than the Loco; its high pop calmed down after 5–8 hours.

“Ultres pop is high initially but then calms down after 5-8 hours.”

Moved from the Loco to the Ultré Power 2 without difficulty: good power and easy to control if you could control the Loco.

“I made the transition from the Loco to the Power2 Ultre without difficulty.”

Two months of 4.0 sessions with the Ultré Power 2: dislikes the stiff feel, with hard drives jarring the hand and wrist, and finds power less effortless than other gen 4 paddles.

“For me I don’t like the stiff feel, everytime I drive/hit hard it feels like my hand/wrist is absorbing that impact.”

Came from the Loco and loves it: more feel, grit that shapes the ball like nothing before, and a shape that's long enough yet fast in the hands.

“it actually has more feel than the loco to me and the grit lets me shape the ball in ways I have never been able to before.”

Played it once and couldn't get past the stiff feel, despite the best durable grit on the market.

“I played with it once and instantly knew it wasn't for me. I cant get past that stiff feeling despite having the best durable grit on the market.”

Loves the Ultré Power 2 and has no problem with its feel, but likes the Jelly Bean 2 even more at their level.

“I love it, but I think I like the Jelly Bean 2 even more (only hit with the JB2 two times so far).”

Too loud at times; hard hits near their ear leave it ringing.

“My gripe with the ultre power 2 is that it's too loud at times.”

Their main, but Jekyll and Hyde: rewarding when their footwork is sharp, but on low-energy days the pop is hard to control and the grabby HexGrit makes drops and dinks hard to keep down.

“The UP2 is my main but it’s pretty Jekyll & Hyde.”

Not a fan: too stiff and dense, muted with no feel, and very low power compared to their other paddles.

“too stiff and dense for me, everything felt muted with no feel, and very low power compared to others I use”

Gave it away after two sessions: the handle was too short for two-handed backhands and the feel was poor.

“Handle was too short anyway, cramped up my two handed back hands”

Still too stiff for them after about 60 hours.

“It’s too stiff even after about 60 hrs.”

Felt underpowered and unstable against hard drives compared with their Aireo Cyclone; plans to add weight.

“compared to my Aireo Cyclone, it felt underpowered and unstable against hard drives.”

Says the Ultré needs weight: with 3 g added at 3 and 9 it's their favourite paddle ever, much more stable for blocks and counters with effortless drives.

“After I added 3g just below 3 and 6 it’s my favorite paddle I’ve ever played with.”

Less numb than the Vapor Power 2, but they didn't like the long hybrid shape.

“Not as numb as the Vapor P2, but I didn’t like the long hybrid shape.”

Stock, their light Ultré had too much pop and little dwell; with 3 g on each side of the handle up to the sweet spot the ball sinks in more and soft shots are much easier.

“my main complaint with the stock paddle was excessive pop and little dwell.”

Moved from the Loco and a Joola Pro IV: virtually no pop but much more dwell; wonders why it's called Power.

“There is virtually no pop but much more dwell time.”

Doesn't find it stiff and loves it so far: decent power, and the grit shapes shots better than other paddles.

“Decent power and the grit allows me to shape shots a lot better than other paddles.”

Stiff to the point of harsh on contact; beyond its durable grit, overrated and overpriced.

“I find the paddle stiff to the point of feeling harsh when striking the ball.”

Loves it: a stiff, hollow paddle they adapted to instantly after the Loco and Boomstik; best in a while, with lasting grit.

“Best paddle that I’ve used in a while and the fact that the grit has lasting power is the icing on the cake.”

Best paddle they've played: stiffness gives responsive feedback at higher levels, with great power and spin.

“Best paddle I’ve ever played with.”

Has played the Ultré Power since July, 5+ sessions a week; still rough and great in all aspects of the game.

“Power, and I love it.”

Their main, which they keep returning to: softer than stiff hollow paddles for dinks, plenty of power, excellent sweet spot, and crazy good spin and spin durability; feel isn't the Power 2's strength.

“The Ultre Power 2 is my current main. I've been trying other paddles, but I keep coming back to the Ultre.”

Owns the J2CR and Ultré Power 2: the Ultré has a roomier handle for two-handers, more plow-through and maybe a better sweet spot, but feels heavier and slower; grit on both stays great after heavy play.

“Ultre 2 handle definitely feels longer and roomier on a 2HBH. Ultre also feels much heavier and a bit slower.”

Demoed a well-used Ultré Power 2 and disliked the feel: overly firm, closer to a wooden paddle than one that pockets the ball.

“But when I demoed a well used one I didn't like the feel. It felt overly firm.”

Has had the Ultré Power 2 since June and it plays exactly like day one.

“I’ve had my 11six24 Power 2 Ultre (which has an MPP core) since June and it has not changed at all.”

After trying the Honolulu J2CR and the other 11SIX24 Power 2 shapes, settled on the Ultré Power 2 as their main: HexGrit with more spin than a Boomstik, and plenty of power and pop. They haven't found anything better.

“After trying the J2CR and other 11six24 Power2's, I settled on the Ultre Power 2 and I still haven't found anything better, and it's not like I haven't tried.”

Moved to the Ultré Power 2 after their Enhance Duo's grit wore off, but has struggled to control its extra pop and wants more control.

“I picked up an Ultre Power 2 and have had a lot of trouble dialing in the extra pop.”

Doubted long-lasting grit mattered until they got the Ultré Power 2: its grit doesn't die and the core lasts a long time before it changes.

“I thought the same thing until I got an Ultré Power 2. The grit doesn’t die and the core lasts a long time before it starts changing.”