R2.16 vs. Pro Power Integra
Brand | RonbusSee all paddles | GearboxSee all paddles |
Price | $120|Click for an updated price | $274.99|Click for an updated price |
USAPA Approved | Yes | Yes |
Year Released | -- | -- |
Length | 15.7 | 16 |
Width | 8.1 | 7.375 |
Core Thickness | 16 | 14 |
Core Material | Polypropylene Honeycomb | Toray T-700 Carbon Fiber |
Facing Material | Raw Toray T700 Carbon Fiber Textured | Toray T700 Carbon Fiber |
Weight (Low-High) | 7.7 - 8.1 | 8 - 8 |
Handle Length | 4.9 | 5.5 |
Handle Grip Circumference | 4.25 | 4 |
ThePickleballDinks Tier | -- | -- |
Brand Comparison
2007
San Diego, CA
38 paddles
Gearbox was founded in California by professional racquetball player Rafael Filippini, who combined his expertise in composites with his passion for sports to create a technology-driven brand for athletes. Since its inception in 2007, Gearbox has expanded from racquetball to include pickleball, paddleball, and squash, becoming known for its superior quality, durability, and innovative technologies. Gearbox aims to enhance players' experiences and support their love of sports through its advanced equipment and apparel.
FAQs
Which paddle is cheaper?
Pro Power Integra is more expensive ($274.99) than R2.16 ($120).
Is there a difference in the core?
R2.16 has a greater core thickness (16 mm) than Pro Power Integra (14 mm). Conversely, a thinner core tends to provide more power and speed, suitable for players emphasizing a more aggressive playstyle.
Which paddle is longer?
Pro Power Integra has a greater length (16 inches) than R2.16 (15.7 inches).
Which paddle is wider?
R2.16 has a greater width (8.1 inches) than Pro Power Integra (7.375 inches).
Which paddle is heavier?
Pro Power Integra has a greater weight (8 oz) than R2.16 (7.9 oz).
Which paddle has a longer grip?
Pro Power Integra has a greater handle length (5.5 inches) than R2.16 (4.9 inches).
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