Helps them shape shots and pocket the ball; others have noticed their game improving.
“I love my coral! Several people I typically play with at my local pickle hole have commented my game has gotten better recently.”
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Absolutely loves it after more than two months, coming from the Double Black Diamond.
“I’ve had the coral for at least 2 months now possibly more and absolutely love it!”
Coming from the DBD: barely more power, with a smaller sweet spot or more dead spots.
“thought the coral had a minimally noticeable power increase but a smaller sweet spot or more dead spots than the DBD”
The best of their 11 paddles: fast play, power and spin, and it's their tournament paddle now.
“The Coral is hands down the best paddle around in 2025. I added a bit of weight to it and an overgrip. Best paddle I have ever had.”
Replaced their J2NF because they love its control and soft feel for the power.
“I switched to the Six Zero Coral cause I love the control and soft feel on that thing for its level of power.”
Spin feels similar to the Vapor Power 2 and they prefer its lower pop.
“I have both the coral and the vapor2. I felt like spin was relatively similar and have been preferring the less pop on the coral.”
Hated the original Coral: sweet spot similar to the Ruby Pro but far too mushy.
“Agree on the Coral, sweet spot size felt similar to the Ruby Pro but the paddle is so mushy I hated it.”
Likes the original Coral a lot and it's still good after six months, after a 5–6 session adjustment.
“I got the orignal coral and I like it a lot. It's still a good paddle after 6 months.”
Their original Coral has gone pretty smooth after four to six months.
“My original Coral is pretty smooth”
Has the original Coral, but it didn't have enough power for them.
“I have the original Coral, but it wasn't enough power for me.”
After many power paddles they always end up back with the original Coral.
“I’ve tried way too many power paddles at this point. Boomstik, RPM, Ultre, and a bunch of other “this is the one” paddles. And somehow I always end up crawling back to the Coral.”