Quanta R2.16

REVIEWS: 1 in-depth | 1 low-scoring

A budget-friendly power option that rivals high-end models, though you will want to dial in your weight setup.

Pros

  • Impressive performance for the price
  • Modern foam core feel
  • Tuneable weight distribution
  • Rivals higher-priced power paddles

Cons

  • Requires navigating multiple shape and weight choices
  • Takes some getting used to if you are coming from a traditional control paddle

Performance Index

Power

%
0
5
10
7.5

Touch

%
0
5
10
4

Control

%
0
5
10
3.2

Spin

%
0
5
10
6.9

If you are looking to upgrade your gear without spending a fortune, the Ronbus Quanta R2. Widebody is worth a serious look. It delivers impressive firepower and a modern foam core feel that usually costs twice as much. You get high-end performance at a fraction of the price, making it a great match for players wanting extra pop. Just keep in mind that you might need to tinker with the weight distribution to get the exact on-court feel you prefer.

Paddle Metrics

Swing Weight

kg⋅cm²
113
104

Twist Weight

oz·inch²
6.46
6.91

Spin

RPM
2100
2216

Balance Point

mm
239.65
238

Core Thickness

mm
16
16

Static Weight

oz
8
7.8

Length

inch
16.3
16

Width

inch
7.515
8

Grip Length

inch
5.5
5.5

Grip Size

inch
4.15
4.13

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238MM
239.65MM
Balance Point
Ronbus Quanta R2.16 Widebody 16mm Pickleball Paddle
$119.99