Power - On Your Terms.
The Power 2 doesn't overpower your game - it matches it. Built on our new Gen 4 Construction with a floating core design, it delivers explosive pop when you load up on drives and thirds, then dials back to a soft, predictable feel on dinks and resets. The more you put in, the more you get out.
Most power paddles give you one gear. The Power 2 gives you a range.
HexGrit Surface Technology
Developed in our own lab, HexGrit is our patent-pending proprietary surface tech that gives you a consistent spin game after game - not just out of the box, but months down the road.
Gen 4 Floating Core
This isn't about raw power for the sake of it. The Gen 4 core rewards your intent. Attack from the baseline and feel the pop. Slow it down at the kitchen and get the soft touch you need to reset with confidence. It's a paddle that responds to how you swing it.
Controllable Power, By Design
We didn't build the Power 2 to be the most powerful paddle on the market. We built it to be the most usable one. Power done right — enough to attack, controlled enough to place it wherever you want.
Premium performance. Fair price. Built by players, for players.
- 2,335 RPM Spin - 4th highest ever recorded across 440+ paddles tested
- UPA-A Approved - The stricter pro-tour standard for tournament play
- 98% Grit Retention - HexGrit surface keeps its bite after 100+ hours
- $209 vs $289+ - 28-38% less than comparable Selkirk paddles
2,335 RPM Spin That Lasts
HexGrit is our patent-pending surface technology. In independent testing, the Power 2 recorded 2,335 RPM (4th highest ever) with just 8.9% spin degradation after extended play. Competitors lost spin at nearly double that rate (17.9%). The Dink reported "virtually no measurable spin degradation after 100+ games."
Gen 4 Core: Power That Responds
The Gen 4 floating core responds to your intent. Load up on a drive and feel the pop. Ease into a reset and get a soft, predictable touch. Pickleball Effect scored the Power 2 at 94% power and 95% pop. The Kitchen called it "stiff, poppy" and rated it 8-8.5 out of 10.
$209 vs $289+: Built Right, Priced Right
Same carbon fiber face, Gen 4 core, and proprietary surface tech that brands charge $289+ for. Pickleball Globe called the Power 2 "one of the best value paddles available." MyPickleBlog rated it 9/10 and named it a "contender for Paddle of 2026." That's not a sale price. That's what honest pricing looks like.
The Power 2 has been tested by Matt's Pickleball (440+ paddles reviewed), Pickleball Effect, The Kitchen, Johnkew Pickleball, Pickleball Globe, PickleTip, MyPickleBlog, and The Dink. Across the board: elite spin at 2,335 RPM, best-in-test grit retention at 98%, and surface durability that lasts twice as long as the leading competitor. All at $209.
Your Power 2 is built to last, but a few simple steps will maximize its lifespan:
Do:
✓ Store in the included protective sleeve when not in use
✓ Wipe down the face with a damp microfiber cloth after play (removes dirt and ball residue) or use a paddle eraser
✓ Register your warranty within 30 days of purchase
Face texture longevity: Normal wear will NOT wear down the HexGrit. Expect consistent spin performance for hundreds of hours of play.
What skill level is the Power 2 designed for?
Intermediate to advanced players (3.5+ skill level) who want power and spin. The Power 2 is a strong fit for competitive players, former tennis or racquet sport athletes, and anyone who has outgrown beginner paddles. Beginners can use it, but our Jelly Bean or All-Court lines are more forgiving for players still developing consistency.
Which Power 2 shape should I pick: Hurache-X, Vapor, or Pegasus?
Hurache-X (elongated): Best for power players and ex-tennis athletes. Extended reach and extra leverage on drives.Vapor (hybrid): The most popular shape. Balanced sweet spot and reach for all-around play.Pegasus (wide body): Best for control and touch players. Maximum sweet spot for consistent contact.
Is the Power 2 tournament approved?
Yes. The Power 2 is UPA-A approved, which is the stricter pro-tour standard. UPA-A tests paddles broken-in, not fresh out of the box. If you're playing sanctioned tournaments, leagues, or competitive events, this paddle is cleared for play.
How does the Power 2 compare to Selkirk paddles?
The Power 2 delivers comparable or superior spin performance at $209 vs $289+ for Selkirk models (28-38% less). In independent testing, the Power 2 recorded 2,335 RPM spin with just 8.9% degradation, while the leading competitor lost spin at 17.9%. Multiple reviewers including Pickleball Globe and Matt's Pickleball have called the Power 2 one of the best values in competitive paddles.
How long does the HexGrit face texture last?
In independent testing, the Power 2 retained 98% of its original grit, which was the best result in the test group. The Dink reported "virtually no measurable spin degradation after 100+ games." The 8.9% spin loss rate is roughly half that of the leading competitor at 17.9%.
What are the Power 2 specs and weight?
Core: Gen 4 Full Foam Floating CoreFace: Carbon fiber with HexGrit surfaceWeight: 8.0-8.3 ozThickness: 16mmLength: 15.8-16.5" (varies by shape)Grip: Comfort cushion gripIncludes: Protective neoprene paddle sleeve
Can I try the Power 2 before committing?
Yes. Try it risk-free for 30 days. If it's not right for you, return it for a $10 return shipping fee. New or used.
What is the return policy for the Power 2?
30-day return window from the date of purchase. Returns are subject to a $10 return shipping fee, whether the paddle is new or used.
How fast does the Power 2 ship?
Same-day shipping on orders placed before 2pm Eastern. Standard delivery is 3-5 business days. Launch-day orders may take 1-5 extra days due to high volume.
🛡️ 12 Month Warranty included
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