Switched from a Perseus Pro IV to the MPP Turbo; it delaminated within a month but the warranty swap was easy, and they still prefer its feel.
“I had it delaminate in a month but warranty was easy and I have the replacement back already.”
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Six games in: a nice paddle but not as powerful all round as the EPP; took over a month to arrive.
“I just got the mpp and played 6 games today. It doesn't feel as all around powerful as the epp so far.”
Four sessions with the widebody: loves it, especially the pop, compared with the J2FC+, V-Sol Pro Bloom and Luzz Glider.
“what can i say? i love it so much coming from the j2fc+ standard, the vatic vsol pro bloom and the luzz glider.”
The hybrid's face fully disbonded after two hours of play and the other side warped; requesting a refund.
“This one arrived two days ago, played for 2 hours indoors, and one side completely disbonded.”
Surprised how nice it felt after hitting a few points.
“Hit a few points with the MPP turbo yesterday and was surprised how nice it felt.”
Bought into the hype and regrets it.
“The mpp turbo is not good at all to me. I bought into the hype on that one and regret it.”
After 40 hours: close to the Luzz Inferno in power, slightly livelier, so touch shots need adjustment; a very solid paddle.
“After about 40hrs with it, I’d say the MPP Turbo plays surprisingly close to the Luzz Inferno, probably around 85% of it overall.”
Loves its aggressive play; they find the Six Zero Coral Pro better at the kitchen.
“My MPP turbo is mean. I did also yolo into a Coral Pro, but it was only 170 after discount lol. I love em both. Coral is better for the kitchen tho”
Finds the MPP Turbo hybrid easier to control and prefers its feel to the V-Sol Tour.
“I prefer the feel of the MPP Turbo.”
The MPP Turbo is more powerful with better feel than their V-Sol Pro, but it delaminated after two months.
“The MPP turbo is more powerful and has better feel than the Pro, but it just delaminated after just two months.”
A control player who has been dominating with it, though the grit doesn't seem durable.
“I gave the Spitfire to my son and have been dominaywith the Turbo. I'm now chasing durable grit since the turbo does not seem to have much and will rapidly degrade...”
Upgraded from the V-Sol Pro: bigger sweet spot, more power and more control.
“Bigger sweet spot then the v sol pro. It's more powerful I think and I feel I have more control with it.”
Plays 5–7 days a week and prefers it over $200 paddles for competitive games.
“since I discovered the MPP Turbo, I find I prefer it whenever I’m playing in competitive advanced games.”
Owns the Luzz Inferno and the Enhance MPP Turbo, which is meant to play like it: very close, but the Turbo feels a bit harsher on impact and vibration.
The MPP Turbo was their main for three months of two-hour daily play; the grit wasn't durable but held up well enough for a $100 paddle.
Their new MPP Turbo had the same disbonding issue; Enhance replaced it.
“Yes, just had similar issue with new enhance mpp turbo. They replaced it.”
Their MPP Turbo's grit was smooth after 2.5 months.
“bought the mpp turbo and the grit was smooth after 2.5 months”
Their new Enhance MPP Hybrid paddles arrived already disbonded out of the packaging; Enhance is honouring the warranty.