Pegasus All Court

REVIEWS: 1 in-depth | 1 low-scoring

A forgiving widebody option with great stability and spin, though you will need to generate your own power.

Pros

  • Mishits near the edges stay surprisingly manageable
  • Stays very stable when blocking hard shots
  • Gives you good spin for drops and drives
  • Swings fast and feels quick during hands battles

Cons

  • You have to supply your own power on put-aways
  • Heavier static weight than typical widebody shapes

Performance Index

Power

%
0
5
10
2.2

Touch

%
0
5
10
8.4

Control

%
0
5
10
9.6

Spin

%
0
5
10
6.6

If you want a stable paddle that handles quickly at the kitchen line, the 11SIX24 Pegasus All Court Widebody is worth a look. It offers a very forgiving hitting area that keeps off-center shots surprisingly manageable during long dink rallies. You get plenty of spin to shape your drops and drives, though you will need to put some effort into your swing when you want to put the ball away. It is a solid match for players who prioritize control and hand speed over raw power.

Paddle Metrics

Swing Weight

kg⋅cm²
113
112.5

Twist Weight

oz·inch²
6.46
7.5

Spin

RPM
2100
1910

Balance Point

mm
239.65
238.8

Core Thickness

mm
16
16

Static Weight

oz
8
8.25

Length

inch
16.3
15.8

Width

inch
7.515
8.12

Grip Length

inch
5.5
5.5

Grip Size

inch
4.15
4.13

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238.8MM
239.65MM
Balance Point
11SIX24 Pegasus All Court Widebody 16mm Pickleball Paddle
$149.99