11six24 Jelly Bean 2 Review | HexGrit Continues to Dominate @PickleballStudio
11six24 Jelly Bean 2 Review | HexGrit Continues to Dominate  @PickleballStudio
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - Disclosure
1:00 - Specs for all four shapes
1:12 - HexGrit durability after 500 games
2:45 - Swing weight variance
3:41 - Which shape is best for you?
5:33 - Why I fele like this is more of a control paddle
8:26 - HexGrit + Low pop makes got great control
10:08 - Sweet spot performance
11:32 - Comparison to other paddles
14:46 - People are wrong about this style of paddle
19:00 - Who is this for and who isnt it for?


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