Spartus Spitfire Elongated

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Spartus Spitfire Elongated

Budget power paddle with grit-infused surface. The spin and control-leaning alternative to the MPP Turbo.

$99 Compare
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Key Specifications
Swing Weight116.2
Twist Weight6.14
Spin Rpm2433
Spin TierElite
Kewcor0.407
Firepower76
Serve Speed61.1 mph
Punch Volley38.7 mph
Balance Point248.0 mm
Static Weight7.8 oz

Pros (from reviews)

  • Elite spin tier (2,433 RPM)
  • Spin durability Tier 3
  • Slightly less pop = easier to shape
  • More control than Turbo
  • Both paddle at $99 with code
  • Slightly quicker in hand
  • Easier to shape the ball

Cons (from reviews)

  • Less pop than MPP Turbo
  • Grit-infused surface may wear
  • Not for players who want maximum power
  • Slightly less power

📺 YouTube Review Videos

Spartus Spitfire Review | The Tier 1 Spin Durability Debate | Full Review & Lab Test
JohnKew Pickleball · 2026-07-27 · N/A views · 14:42
Spartus Spitfire Pickleball Paddle Review- The 99 Dollar Monster
Maiko · 2026-08-13 · N/A views · 5:58
Spartus Spitfire Review: $100 Power Pickleball Paddle With Durable Grit and Elite Spin?
All Drive No Drop Pickleball · 2026-07-27 · N/A views · 7:34
Spartus Spitfire Review | $100. Durable Grit. Real Performance.
Pickleball Effect · 2026-07-27 · N/A views · 8:01
Spartus Spitfire Pickleball Paddle Review
Famous by Friday Pickleball · 2026-09-23 · N/A views · 17:29

📝 Written Review Highlights

Direct quotes from creator websites. No paraphrasing.

"These two are close cousins: budget power paddles, both elongated, both 16mm Gen-4 thermoformed foam builds, both with a hollow, lively feel, and both landing right around $99 with code JOHNKEW."
"The Spartus Spitfire is the more spin-heavy and control-oriented of the two: noticeably more spin that also lasts longer, and slightly less pop, which makes it easier to shape the ball."
Pros
  • Elite spin tier (2,433 RPM)
  • Spin durability Tier 3
  • Slightly less pop = easier to shape
  • More control than Turbo
  • Both paddle at $99 with code
Cons
  • Less pop than MPP Turbo
  • Grit-infused surface may wear
  • Not for players who want maximum power
Independent testing, no payment, no editorial input.
"The Spartus Spitfire has the edge in overall control for me, because it has slightly less pop and noticeably more spin, which makes it easier to shape the ball and bring it back in."
Pros
  • Slightly quicker in hand
  • Easier to shape the ball
Cons
  • Slightly less power
On-court testing with independent lab data.

🔍 Cross-Reviewer Consensus

Only includes points where 2+ verified reviewers address the same topic.

TopicConsensusSources
Spin Noticeably more spin than MPP Turbo, Elite tier John Kew
Control Easier to shape the ball due to less pop + more spin John Kew
Value Excellent performance for $99 John Kew
Feel Softer than MPP Turbo, Hollow + Soft feel quadrant John Kew

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