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Six Zero Ruby 14mm vs Six Zero Ruby 16mm
Side-by-side comparison with lab-tested specs
Specs Comparison
Spec
Six Zero Ruby 14mm
Six Zero Ruby 16mm
Price
$199
$199
Swing Weight
115
117
Twist Weight
6.54
6.74
Weight
8.2 oz
8.3 oz
Core
15mm
16mm
Power
56.7 MPH
56.9 MPH
Pop
36.6 MPH
35.2 MPH
Spin
2124 RPM
2181 RPM
Shape
Hybrid
Hybrid
Face
Composite
Composite
Build
Gen 2
Gen 2
Balance
237.5mm
235.5mm
Six Zero Ruby 14mm
This paddle delivers mid-range 56.7 MPH power, 75th percentile spin (2124 RPM) — a all-court option in a hybrid shape.
Pros
- +Solid pop at 36.6 MPH (65th percentile) for net exchanges
- +Good spin generation at 2124 RPM (75th percentile)
Cons
- −Firepower Soft tier — you'll need to supply your own power
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Six Zero Ruby 16mm
This paddle delivers mid-range 56.9 MPH power, plush 16mm+ feel, 85th percentile spin (2181 RPM) — a all-court option in a hybrid shape.
Pros
- +Above-average power at 56.9 MPH (66th percentile, avg 56.4)
- +Outstanding spin at 2181 RPM — 85th percentile for heavy serves and thirds (avg 1988)
- +Thick core (16mm+) provides a soft, controlled feel with a large sweet spot
Cons
- −Lower pop at 35.2 MPH (17th percentile, avg 36.1) — may feel sluggish in fast hands exchanges
- −Thick core trades some pop and hand speed for control
- −On the heavy side at 8.3 oz (87th percentile) — may cause fatigue for players with arm issues
- −Firepower Soft tier — you'll need to supply your own power
Best For
BeginnersControl / Touch PlayersSpin-Heavy PlayersTennis Converts
Code: PBSTUDIO — 10% OFF
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