Six Zero

Ruby Pro 14mm

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Core thickness
14 mm
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What players keep saying · from 2 reviews

good control1great for dinks1lots of spin1

Switching from the 14mm Ruby, all their strokes still work, dinking is easier because it feels more solid, grit retention is much better and the grit lets them drive lower balls.

“I made the switch from Ruby to Ruby Pro (14m on both). no regrets whatsoever.”
positivegreat for dinkslots of spin

Less poppy than the Coral with better control and placement, but inconsistent power and more balls going out.

“Then I got the Ruby Pro - I liked that it's not as poppy as the Coral, and I was better at control/placement with it as well, but I was inconsistent in power, ball goes out more.”
mixedgood control

The Ruby Pro's sweet spot is only marginally smaller than the Double Black Diamond's, making it a smoother transition than the Coral.

“I find the Ruby Pro a smoother transition from the DBD than the Coral in my opinion”
positive

Nearly a year on, their first-batch Ruby Pro still has a sandpaper-like Diamond Tough texture.

“Ruby Pro is almost a year now and the though texture is still there, you can feel the sandpaper like surface”
positive