11six24 Ultre Jelly Bean 2
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11six24 Ultre Jelly Bean 2
Soft, dense EMA foam paddle with HexGrit spin surface. The Jelly Bean 2 prioritizes feel, dwell, and control with a linear power profile — a planted, spin-heavy hybrid for players who create their own pace.
$169.99
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| Key Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Swing Weight | 120.1 |
| Spin Rpm | 2354 |
| Twist Weight | 6.71 |
| Balance | 24.3 cm |
| Static Weight | 8.1 oz |
Pros (from reviews)
- Incredibly soft, dense, muted feel
- Elite spin from HexGrit surface
- Predictable linear power profile
- More power on full swings than expected
- Great for spin generation
- Outstanding spin production
- Excellent dwell for drops and resets
- Planted, connected feel at impact
- Excellent control and placement
Cons (from reviews)
- Very little pop — not for power players
- Higher swing weight = slower at net
- All colors sold out at launch
- Substantial swing weight limits quick hands at net
- Does not have reactive power payoff of Ultré Power 2
- May not suit players who prefer quick, reactive offense
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📝 Written Review Highlights
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The Kitchen — The Kitchen Pickleball (full review)
"The Jelly Bean 2 features a brand new EMA foam core, four different shapes and 11SIX24's HexGrit, which is a durable grit surface that produces elite spin and lasts significantly longer than traditional raw carbon fiber."
"On the court, the Jelly Bean 2 has an incredibly soft, dense and muted feel with very little pop and a highly predictable power profile (i.e. the more you put in, the more you get out)."
Pros
- Incredibly soft, dense, muted feel
- Elite spin from HexGrit surface
- Predictable linear power profile
- More power on full swings than expected
- Great for spin generation
Cons
- Very little pop — not for power players
- Higher swing weight = slower at net
- All colors sold out at launch
Tested by Team Kitchen (5.0+ players). Independent testing.
Sid Parfait — PickleTip (full review)
"The spin is outstanding."
"The paddle gives me a lot of dwell. Drops and resets are easy to control."
Pros
- Outstanding spin production
- Excellent dwell for drops and resets
- Planted, connected feel at impact
- Excellent control and placement
Cons
- Substantial swing weight limits quick hands at net
- Does not have reactive power payoff of Ultré Power 2
- May not suit players who prefer quick, reactive offense
Based on court time with final-production Ultré Jelly Bean 2, direct comparison with other shapes, and follow-up through prototype discussions.
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