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Proton Series 1 Type A Elongated 15mm vs Six Zero Triple Black Diamond (Willinator) 15mm
Side-by-side comparison with lab-tested specs
Specs Comparison
Spec
Proton Series 1 Type A Elongated 15mm
Six Zero Triple Black Diamond (Willinator) 15mm
Price
$280
$220
Swing Weight
135
126
Twist Weight
6.52
6.45
Weight
8.6 oz
8.2 oz
Core
15mm
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Power
55.9 MPH
57 MPH
Pop
35.9 MPH
35.6 MPH
Spin
1938 RPM
1959 RPM
Shape
Elongated
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Face
Carbon
Composite
Build
Gen 1
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Balance
251mm
248mm
Proton Series 1 Type A Elongated 15mm
This paddle delivers mid-range 55.9 MPH power — a versatile option in an elongated shape.
Pros
- +Heavy swing weight of 135 (top 1%) delivers extra momentum and plow-through on drives
- +Elongated shape gives extra reach on defense, overheads, and two-handed backhands
Cons
- −Very high swing weight of 135 (top 1%) can cause fatigue and slow hand transitions
- −Narrower face means a smaller horizontal sweet spot
- −Premium price at $280 — more expensive than 96% of paddles (avg $190)
- −On the heavy side at 8.6 oz (top 2%) — may cause fatigue for players with arm issues
Best For
Singles PlayersTennis Converts
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Six Zero Triple Black Diamond (Willinator) 15mm
This paddle delivers mid-range 57 MPH power — a versatile option.
Pros
- +Above-average power at 57 MPH (72nd percentile, avg 56.4)
- +Heavy swing weight of 126 (top 3%) delivers extra momentum and plow-through on drives
Cons
- −Very high swing weight of 126 (top 3%) can cause fatigue and slow hand transitions
Best For
Tennis Converts
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