11SIX24 Is Bringing Back the Beloved, Budget Jelly Bean

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The original debuted two years ago to rave reviews. The new Jelly Bean 2 looks to push budget performance to new heights.

Two years ago to the month, 11SIX24 debuted the Jelly Bean, a sleek-looking pickleball paddle that was high on performance and low on price.

It became an instant darling of reviewers and a favorite among rec players looking for a quality option that didn't break the bank.

Next month, it's coming back. Brighter and better than ever.

On August 21, 11SIX24 plans to debut the Jelly Bean 2 in its four signature shapes:

  • Hurache-X (elongated)
  • Vapor (hybrid)
  • Ultré (hybrid)
  • Pegasus (widebody)

All models are 16mm, UPA-A approved, and will come with the brand's industry-leading durable surface grit, HexGrit.

11Six24 Launches Power 2 Paddle With HexGrit Spin Tech

The brand’s new Power 2 paddle line features a proprietary silicon-carbide surface material designed to solve one of the industry’s most persistent problems.

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The feel profile will be markedly different from the current Power 2 lineup, founder Davis Groechel tells me. Think less power and more dwell thanks to a softer, denser foam core.

It will retail for $169.99 in three distinct new designs.

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