Paddle comparison guide
Jelly Bean 2 vs Power 2
Which paddle fits your game?
Choose Jelly Bean 2 for softer contact and a focus on control. Choose Power 2 for a livelier response when attacking. Both use HexGrit, with different core designs and playing feel.
At a glance
| Compare | Jelly Bean 2 | Power 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Main emphasis | Control and low pop | Power for attacking play |
| Playing feel | Softer contact | Livelier attacking response |
| Core design | EMA foam core | Floating core design |
| Surface | HexGrit | HexGrit |
Which series suits your game
Jelly Bean 2
Choose Jelly Bean 2 if…
You prioritize touch on dinks, drops, and resets and prefer a softer response.
Power 2
Choose Power 2 if…
You want pace on stronger swings while retaining touch for slower shots at the kitchen.
Compare the model options
Each model comes in both series. Shared names don’t mean identical dimensions — check specs on each product page.
Model
Jelly Bean 2
Power 2
Pegasus
Ultré
Common buying questions
Do both series use HexGrit?
Yes. Jelly Bean 2 and Power 2 both use HexGrit. Their core designs and playing feel differ.
Can I request a lighter paddle?
Reply to your order confirmation email to request a lighter paddle.
Are these paddles UPA-A approved?
The eight models shown are UPA-A approved. Check the official UPA-A paddle list and your event’s required approval standard before tournament play.
What warranty do they have?
Standard new paddles have a 12-month warranty from the original purchase date against manufacturing defects. See the warranty terms for coverage and exclusions.
Find your paddle
Pick your series, then pick your shape.