Franklin C45 Dynasty 14mm vs Franklin C45 Hybrid 14mm
Side-by-side comparison with lab-tested specs
Specs Comparison
Franklin C45 Dynasty 14mm
This paddle delivers 82th percentile power (57.5 MPH), crisp 14mm feel, spin-friendly low twist weight — a power option in a elongated shape.
Pros
- +Above-average power at 57.5 MPH (82th percentile, avg 56.4)
- +Solid pop at 37.1 MPH (84th percentile) for net exchanges
- +Good spin generation at 2115 RPM (74th percentile)
- +Elongated shape gives extra reach on defense, overheads, and two-handed backhands
- +Thin core (14mm) gives a crisp, responsive feel with fast feedback
Cons
- −Narrower face means a smaller horizontal sweet spot
Best For
We may earn a commission if you buy through these links. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. It never changes the rankings. How we make money
Franklin C45 Hybrid 14mm
This paddle delivers mid-range 56.3 MPH power, crisp 14mm feel, 88th percentile spin (2204 RPM) — a all-court option in a hybrid shape.
Pros
- +Solid pop at 37 MPH (80th percentile) for net exchanges
- +Outstanding spin at 2204 RPM — 88th percentile for heavy serves and thirds (avg 1988)
- +Quick hands — swing weight of 104 is in the bottom 6% (avg 114), easy to maneuver
- +Thin core (14mm) gives a crisp, responsive feel with fast feedback
- +Lightweight at 7.5 oz (bottom 1%) — reduces fatigue during long sessions
Cons
- −Low stability — twist weight of 5.42 (bottom 5%) means off-center hits will twist more in your hand
- −Very light swing weight of 104 (bottom 6%) sacrifices power and plow-through
Best For
We may earn a commission if you buy through these links. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. It never changes the rankings. How we make money
Not sure which is right for you?
Our quiz matches you to the best paddle based on your specific play style, skill level, and preferences.