Sapphire vs. The Summit

Brand

Price

$99|SixZero Click for an updated price
$99.99|Click for an updated price

USAPA Approved

YesYes

Year Released

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Length

16.516.5

Width

7.57.5

Core Thickness

1314

Core Material

Polymer HoneycombPolymer Honeycomb

Facing Material

700K Japanese Toray CarbonToray T700 raw carbon fiber

Weight (Low-High)

7.9 - 87.8 - 7.8

Handle Length

5.65.5

Handle Grip Circumference

4.18754.25

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SixZero

SixZero

2022

Sunshine Coast, QLD, Australia, Queensland

8 paddles

SixZero is one of our favorite paddle brands

A lot of brands that make my favorites list is because I play with a paddle that I end up loving. I am a big fan of the spin and control of the DBD 16. That was in my rotation for several months.

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Bison

Bison

2022

4 paddles

Bison Paddles was founded by Daniel and Collin after countless hours of pickleball led them to realize the need for affordable yet reliable paddles. Struggling to find a quality paddle while in college, they created Bison Paddles to offer premium pickleball equipment at a budget-friendly price, ensuring that players of all skill levels can enjoy the game without overspending.

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FAQs

  • Which paddle is cheaper?

    The Summit is more expensive ($99.99) than Sapphire ($99).

  • Is there a difference in the core?

    The Summit has a greater core thickness (14 mm) than Sapphire (13 mm). Conversely, a thinner core tends to provide more power and speed, suitable for players emphasizing a more aggressive playstyle.

  • Which paddle is longer?

    Sapphire and The Summit have the same length (16.5 inches).

  • Which paddle is wider?

    Sapphire and The Summit have the same width (7.5 inches).

  • Which paddle is heavier?

    Sapphire has a greater weight (7.95 oz) than The Summit (7.8 oz).

  • Which paddle has a longer grip?

    Sapphire has a greater handle length (5.6 inches) than The Summit (5.5 inches).

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