Ronbus

Ripple V2 R4.14

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Core thickness
14 mm
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What players keep saying · from 6 reviews

good control2hard to control2easy power1firm1forgiving1lots of spin1small sweet spot1

At 4.0 with light weight added, they struggled with the Ripple V2 R4.14: it felt dead or launched too hard, though drops and resets were effortless.

“I couldn’t get a good feel for the ball, it either felt dead or launched way too hard and out of control.”
negativehard to control

A 4.5 coming from the beta Ripple loves the V2 R4.14 after 2 weeks: similar power and very controllable thanks to its mostly foam core.

“Have played the V2 R4.14 for the past 2 weeks. It feels very similarly powered to my beta, and the control is very similar as well.”
positivegood control

Loves their Ripple V2 R4, which they find underrated for control with a huge sweet spot.

“I love my R4 but expecting a j2nf and surtr any day now. The ripples imo opinion are highly underrated from a control perspective.”
positivegood controlforgiving

Top-tier power with good control and spin; better than the Perseus Pro IV in hand battles.

“Im playing right now with the ripple v2 r4 amazing paddle top tier power and also good control and good spin...”
positiveeasy powerlots of spin

30+ hours: a small sweet spot and stiff face until a long break-in, then it plays like the beta Ripples.

“I've found that you need to put \~10 hours on it for it to get like 80% of the way there, and then another 5-10 hours in before it basically becomes the beta ripples again.”
mixedsmall sweet spotfirm

Two hours in: the worst paddle in their bag, with drives not dipping and drops popping high.

“~2 hours of playtime on it and i think its the worst paddle in my bag. Drives were not dipping. Basic flat drops were popped high and way out of control.”
negativehard to control