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CRBN 1X Power Series (14 mm) vs Proton Series Two 16mm
Side-by-side comparison with lab-tested specs
Specs Comparison
Spec
CRBN 1X Power Series (14 mm)
Proton Series Two 16mm
Price
$229.99
$220
Swing Weight
121
121
Twist Weight
6.03
5.98
Weight
8 oz
8.3 oz
Core
15mm
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Power
54.65 MPH
54.4 MPH
Pop
35.15 MPH
35.1 MPH
Spin
1916 RPM
1818 RPM
Shape
Elongated
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Face
Carbon
Composite
Build
Gen 2
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Balance
243.5mm
242mm
CRBN 1X Power Series (14 mm)
This paddle delivers control-oriented 54.65 MPH power — a all-court option in a elongated shape.
Pros
- +Heavy swing weight of 121 (85th percentile) delivers extra momentum and plow-through on drives
- +Elongated shape gives extra reach on defense, overheads, and two-handed backhands
Cons
- −Below-average power at 54.65 MPH (11th percentile, avg 56.4) — you'll need to generate pace with technique
- −Lower pop at 35.15 MPH (17th percentile, avg 36.1) — may feel sluggish in fast hands exchanges
- −Narrower face means a smaller horizontal sweet spot
- −Firepower Soft tier — you'll need to supply your own power
Best For
Singles PlayersTennis Converts
Code: PBEFFECT
Proton Series Two 16mm
This paddle delivers control-oriented 54.4 MPH power, spin-friendly low twist weight — a versatile option.
Pros
- +Heavy swing weight of 121 (85th percentile) delivers extra momentum and plow-through on drives
Cons
- −Below-average power at 54.4 MPH (bottom 9%, avg 56.4) — you'll need to generate pace with technique
- −Lower pop at 35.1 MPH (15th percentile, avg 36.1) — may feel sluggish in fast hands exchanges
- −Limited spin at 1818 RPM (16th percentile, avg 1988) compared to newer paddles
- −On the heavy side at 8.3 oz (88th percentile) — may cause fatigue for players with arm issues
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