Reviewing the Six Zero Pickleball paddle line: Which should you buy?

Six Zero Double Black Diamond Control

The Double Black Diamond Control Paddle is the crown jewel of Six Zero’s lineup.
Constructed with top-tier Japanese Toray T700 carbon fiber, this paddle offers unparalleled control, making it ideal for players who prioritize precision.

Unlike other thermoformed paddles, the Double Black Diamond doesn’t overwhelm with power. Instead, it offers a more refined touch, perfect for those who need consistent performance across all areas of the court.

The balance point and swing weight (115) make it slightly slower in quick exchanges at the kitchen line, but the trade-off is well worth it if you prioritize stability and accuracy​.

Six Zero Black Diamond Power

Looking for something that packs a punch? The Black Diamond Power is your go-to.

With its unique Toray Raw fiberglass face, this paddle is all about explosive power. It's designed for players who thrive on aggressive, high-speed gameplay.

This paddle’s heavier swing weight (113) and head-heavy balance point provide effortless drives with more spin and pop compared to competitors​​.

Six Zero Infinity Series

The Infinity Series takes Six Zero’s Black Diamond, Double Black Diamond and Ruby models to the next level by removing the edgeguard.

The edgeless construction is fortified with strategically oriented carbon fibers, maintaining rigidity where it counts while allowing for optimal flex. This results in a paddle that’s not only durable but also delivers excellent spin and control.

It’s perfect for players who want both style and substance in their gear​.

Six Zero Ruby

The Ruby Kevlar paddle was highly anticipated, and it did not disappoint.

As the first paddle on the market with a 100% aramid fiber face (yes, that’s the same material used in bulletproof vests), the Ruby is built for durability and elite spin production.

It offers a plush, controlled feel with slightly less pop compared to the Double Black Diamond, making it a favorite for players who rely on precision over power.

The Ruby’s Kevlar surface retains spin longer than carbon fiber, though it’s slightly heavier due to the material. If you’re sensitive to paddle weight, keep this in mind​​.