Six Zero
The Six Zero Coral Carbon Fiber paddle earns near-universal praise as an excellent all-court paddle that excels at control and touch, with a forgiving sweet spot ideal for intermediate players (3.5-4.0 level). Reviewers consistently highlight its value at the $200 price point and soft, comfortable feel, though some note it prioritizes finesse over raw power.
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| Face Material | Carbon Fiber |
|---|---|
| Exit Velocity | 42.93 mph mph |
| Spin Rate | 1115.31 rpm rpm |
| Consistency | 2.37 sd sd |
| Swing Weight | 860.17 oz/sq in oz/sq in |
| Twist Weight | 29.2 oz/sq in oz/sq in |
| Balance Point | 9.27 in in |
JustPaddles
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6.0 Coral is great — Pros: favorite paddle so far. wanted to improve my soft game and it's helped. a friend complained about hitting too many balls long. after trying my Coral, she bought one that evening. — Cons: not aware of any so far
JustPaddles
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amazing — Pros: this paddle does it all, for 200 is a steal — Cons: none
Dick's Sporting Goods
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Solid Paddle!: Excellent for touch and control. The soft but solid feel is very comfortable to play with, never jarring. A very good balanced all-court paddle, not a power paddle.
Dick's Sporting Goods
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Coral paddle: This paddle hands down is the best I played with! Fast shipping from Dicks.
Pickleheads
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Ideal for 3.5 to 4.0 players, the Six Zero Coral is one of the best intermediate pickleball paddles right now. With an amazing sweet spot, it’s forgiving and usable right out of the box. It’s not a super-strong power paddle, more of an all-court paddle. If you’re looking for a definitive upgrade to the DBD, this is it. Thankfully, it’s still in the same price range.
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