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Cheetah Predion E16 Edgeless 16mm vs ProKennex Black Ace LG Daniel de la Rosa
Side-by-side comparison with lab-tested specs
Specs Comparison
Spec
Cheetah Predion E16 Edgeless 16mm
ProKennex Black Ace LG Daniel de la Rosa
Price
$200
$249.99
Swing Weight
106
107
Twist Weight
5.37
5.42
Weight
7.7 oz
7.9 oz
Core
—
10mm
Power
54.1 MPH
—
Pop
35 MPH
—
Spin
1556 RPM
1777 RPM
Shape
—
Elongated
Face
Composite
Carbon
Balance
233mm
225mm
Cheetah Predion E16 Edgeless 16mm
This paddle delivers control-oriented 54.1 MPH power, spin-friendly low twist weight — a versatile option.
Pros
- +Quick hands — swing weight of 106 is in the bottom 10% (avg 114), easy to maneuver
- +Lightweight at 7.7 oz (bottom 4%) — reduces fatigue during long sessions
Cons
- −Below-average power at 54.1 MPH (bottom 6%, avg 56.4) — you'll need to generate pace with technique
- −Lower pop at 35 MPH (14th percentile, avg 36.1) — may feel sluggish in fast hands exchanges
- −Limited spin at 1556 RPM (bottom 5%, avg 1988) compared to newer paddles
- −Low stability — twist weight of 5.37 (bottom 5%) means off-center hits will twist more in your hand
ProKennex Black Ace LG Daniel de la Rosa
This paddle delivers crisp 10mm feel, spin-friendly low twist weight — a versatile option in a elongated shape.
Pros
- +Quick hands — swing weight of 107 is in the 13th percentile (avg 114), easy to maneuver
- +Elongated shape gives extra reach on defense, overheads, and two-handed backhands
- +Thin core (10mm) gives a crisp, responsive feel with fast feedback
Cons
- −Limited spin at 1777 RPM (13th percentile, avg 1988) compared to newer paddles
- −Low stability — twist weight of 5.42 (bottom 5%) means off-center hits will twist more in your hand
- −Narrower face means a smaller horizontal sweet spot
- −Very thin core can feel harsh on mishits and may cause arm fatigue
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