Enhance MPP Turbo widebody
Best discount code for this paddle: Use code KITCHEN for $20 off
- Shape
- Widebody
- Core Thickness
- 16mm
- Core Type
- Gen 4
- Handle Length
- Medium
- Certification
- USAP
- Price
- $119.99
Our take on the Turbo MPP Widebody
The Enhance MPP Turbo widebody has one of the highest twist weights of any paddle we’ve tested (7.2), which gives it great stability on off-center hits. MPP is also a softer foam, which creates a more springy and smooth feel than the EPP Turbo models and many other full-foam paddles on the market.
Is the Turbo MPP Widebody worth $119.99?
Yes. At $119.99 it sits in the low price range, and it pairs strong power and spin with one of the highest twist weights we’ve tested. The soft MPP center also feels springier and smoother than firmer EPP foam.
Who should buy the Turbo MPP Widebody?
Players who want budget power with a bigger sweet spot. The widebody shape and light swing weight keep it maneuverable at the net. If you want the most punch, the elongated MPP version may suit you better.
Buy it if
- You want budget power with stability
- You want a bigger, forgiving sweet spot
- You like a springy, smooth foam feel
- You want quick hands at the net
Skip it if
- You want maximum punch
- You need a UPA-A approved paddle
- You want a calm, easy-to-tame paddle
How does the Turbo MPP Widebody play?
Power and spin are both high, and the 110 swing weight keeps the widebody shape quick in the hand. The 7.2 twist weight keeps off-center hits stable, though the lively response can feel touchy to control until you adjust.
What are the strengths and trade-offs of the Turbo MPP Widebody?
Its biggest edge is stability and a smooth foam feel at a very low price. The main cost is a lively response that can feel touchy.
Strengths
- One of the highest twist weights tested
- Large widebody sweet spot
- Springy, smooth MPP foam feel
- Light swing weight for quick hands
Trade-offs
- Lively response can be touchy
- Punches less than the elongated MPP
- Less reach than elongated shapes
Closest match we’ve tested
Enhance MPP Turbo widebody vs 11SIX24 Pegasus Power 2
Same widebody shape, same 16mm Gen 4 core and nearly the same power.
- Shape
- Widebody
- Core Thickness
- 16mm
- Core Type
- Gen 4
More specs
- Paddle Type
- Power
- Static Weight
- 8.2 oz
- Swing Weight
- 110
- Twist Weight
- 7.2
- Handle Length
- Medium
- Certification
- USAP
$20 off with code KITCHEN
- Shape
- Widebody
- Core Thickness
- 16mm
- Core Type
- Gen 4
More specs
- Paddle Type
- Power
- Static Weight
- 8.1 oz
- Swing Weight
- 110
- Twist Weight
- 7.2
- Handle Length
- Long
- Certification
- UPA-A
$10 off with code KITCHEN
$20 off with KITCHEN
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Questions people ask about the Turbo MPP Widebody
Is the Enhance MPP Turbo widebody a good paddle?
Reviewers rate the Enhance MPP Turbo widebody as a lively, budget power paddle with a bigger sweet spot, though one reviewer found it punches less than the elongated MPP version.
Are Enhance pickleball paddles any good?
Enhance is generally regarded as a credible budget brand, with reviewers praising the Turbo and MPP paddles as strong value, though control can be touchy on the livelier models.
What is the price of the Enhance MPP Turbo widebody?
$119.99, which puts it in the low price range for pickleball paddles.
Is the Enhance MPP Turbo widebody a power paddle?
Yes. It brings high power and spin, and its softer MPP foam gives a springier, smoother feel than the EPP Turbo models and many other full-foam paddles.
Is the Enhance MPP Turbo widebody USAP approved?
Yes, it's USA Pickleball approved.
What are some Enhance MPP Turbo widebody alternatives?
Proton Project Peacock Widebody
Power 89Spin 91
15mm Gen 4 · Swing weight 109
Enhance MPP Turbo with ArmorGrit
Power 90Spin 99
16mm Gen 4 · Swing weight 113
How we test every paddle
Why trust our ratings? Every paddle is played by Team Kitchen, our team of expert paddle reviewers, and measured on the same scale before we rate it.
- Expert reviewers. All 5.0+ players, testing alongside other high-level players in their area.
- Hours of drills and games. Every kind of shot, in real points, to see how a paddle plays in a match and not just on paper.
- Measured on the same scale. Power, spin, swing weight and twist weight for every paddle, so any two compare fairly. The Turbo MPP Widebody measured power 85, spin 80, swing weight 110 and twist weight 7.2.
- One ball for every test. The Life Time LT Pro 48.