11SIX24 this week released a new shape in the Power 2 lineup called the Ultre. It’s a cross between a traditional hybrid and an elongated model, with a length of 16.35 inches and width of 7.65 inches.

Our reviewers have spent a lot of time with the original Vapor Power 2 and think highly of that model (it’s currently ranked in the Top 5 on our list of the best paddles on the market), but the Ultre might just be our new favorite in the Power 2 Series.

The flat top shape gives you more reach than the Vapor and more stability than the Hurache while still maintaining the fast feel, power, and long-lasting Hex Grit surface that made the Power 2 series so popular.

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In this review, we break down the stats, performance, shape differences, and how the Ultre compares to the Vapor and Hurache Power 2 paddles.

WHAT WE COVER

  • 11six24 Ultre Power 2 specs.
  • Ultre vs Vapor Power 2.
  • Ultre vs Hurache Power 2.
  • On court performance.
  • Power, pop, spin and control.
  • Who should consider the Ultre.
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Our testing process

Team Kitchen is our team of expert paddle reviewers, all 5.0+ players. They test every paddle with other high-level players in their area, on every kind of shot, in drills and real games, to see how it performs in real-world play.

Every paddle is also measured on the same scale: power, spin, swing weight and twist weight, so any two paddles compare fairly.

We use the Life Time LT Pro 48 pickleball for our testing.