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Elongated 16mm

EZ Speed E16

Speed. Reach. Plush Feel.

Maximum reach with plush 16mm feel. The elongated shape for competitive doubles players who want reach and comfort without sacrificing speed. The EZ Speed E16 pairs the longest reach in the lineup with a plush, stable response and more natural power. The same triple-density foam core as the 14mm models, built at 16mm. That extra power means resets take soft hands. The standard for competitive doubles.

Design

EPP foam core surrounded by soft EVA and hard edge foam. Dense, direct. Dual-density edge extends response to the perimeter. Shots caught wide still come back on line.Three-layer carbon fiber and fiberglass face (CF/FG/CF at 90/0/90 degrees). Stiff in both directions. Clean energy transfer across the full face. Built for spin. Surface that holds up over time.Thermoformed construction. Elongated shape (16.5" x 7.5"). 16mm thickness.

WHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING

4.61 / 5.0

Birgit G.

★★★★★

"I absolutely love my Eleven Zero EZ Power Carbon paddle. It’s perfectly balanced to provide extra power and precision. Additionally, the minimalist and elegant design looks good on the court. Highly recommended!!"

Jarrett P.

★★★★★

"Absolutely love Eleven Zero paddles. I started with EZ Power Kevlar 16mm paddle and the first things I noticed were the surface and weight. After playing with it for one day I noticed I significant difference in my ability to consistently pin point my drops. My quickness at the net was also much improved and at no expense to power"

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