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Six Zero Coral Widebody vs SLK ERA Power Widebody
Side-by-side comparison with lab-tested specs
Specs Comparison
Spec
Six Zero Coral Widebody
SLK ERA Power Widebody
Price
$200
$199
Swing Weight
108
108
Twist Weight
7.23
6.87
Weight
8 oz
8.1 oz
Core
16mm
16mm
Power
56.1 MPH
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Pop
36.4 MPH
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Spin
2001 RPM
2036 RPM
Shape
Wide body
Wide body
Face
Carbon
Carbon
Build
Gen 4
Gen 3
Balance
230mm
233mm
Six Zero Coral Widebody
This paddle delivers mid-range 56.1 MPH power, plush 16mm+ feel, rock-solid stability (top 6%) — a all-court option in a wide body shape.
Pros
- +Exceptional stability — 7.23 twist weight is top 6% (avg 6.3), very forgiving on off-center hits
- +Quick hands — swing weight of 108 is in the 17th percentile (avg 114), easy to maneuver
- +Wide body maximizes the sweet spot for more forgiveness on off-center hits
- +Thick core (16mm+) provides a soft, controlled feel with a large sweet spot
- +Latest-generation thermoformed construction for premium feel and consistency
Cons
- −Shorter face reduces reach compared to elongated paddles
- −Thick core trades some pop and hand speed for control
Best For
Beginners
Code: PBSTUDIO — 10%
SLK ERA Power Widebody
This paddle delivers plush 16mm+ feel — a power option in a wide body shape.
Pros
- +Exceptional stability — 6.87 twist weight is 83th percentile (avg 6.3), very forgiving on off-center hits
- +Quick hands — swing weight of 108 is in the 17th percentile (avg 114), easy to maneuver
- +Wide body maximizes the sweet spot for more forgiveness on off-center hits
- +Thick core (16mm+) provides a soft, controlled feel with a large sweet spot
- +Latest-generation thermoformed construction for premium feel and consistency
Cons
- −Shorter face reduces reach compared to elongated paddles
- −Thick core trades some pop and hand speed for control
Best For
Beginners
Code: INF-PBSTUDIO
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