11SIX24 Hurache-X Jelly Bean 2 Pickleball Paddle

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Elongated 16mm pickleball paddle with a softer EMA foam core, CFC carbon-fiberglass face, and HexGrit, combining maximum reach with long dwell, spin, and controlled acceleration.

Middleweight/Small Grip

11SIX24 Hurache-X Jelly Bean 2 Pickleball Paddle

When we want the reach of an elongated paddle without the hot rebound of a power build, the 11SIX24 Hurache-X Jelly Bean 2 gives us a 16.5in x 7.5in platform built around touch and leverage. The long profile extends our coverage on volleys and defensive reaches, while the 6in handle gives two-handed backhands plenty of room. Within the Jelly Bean 2 family, this is the shape that leans hardest into length. We can use that extra leverage to drive through the ball or counter from farther out in front, but the softer core keeps the response much calmer than we would expect from an offense-first elongated paddle. 11SIX24 specifically positions the Hurache-X as the maximum-reach option in the line.

Jelly Bean 2 replaces the original core feel with a softer, denser EMA foam core designed to hold the ball longer on the face, giving us more time to shape drops, resets, and controlled drives. The CFC triple-layer face uses two layers of raw Toray T700 carbon fiber around fiberglass, then adds patent-pending HexGrit for longer-lasting surface bite. That combination lets us take confident swings and use spin to bring the ball back down instead of depending on raw rebound. Dekel Barr described the line as having “sneaky power,” which fits the Hurache-X especially well. The length gives us leverage when we accelerate, but this is still a control-first paddle that asks us to create the pace ourselves.

+ Key Features

16.5in x 7.5in Elongated Shape - Gives us the most reach and leverage in the Jelly Bean 2 family, with extra coverage on volleys, drives, and singles passing shots.
Softer, Denser EMA Foam Core - Extends dwell time so drops, resets, and dinks feel less jumpy and easier to place.
CFC Triple-Layer Face - Two raw Toray T700 carbon layers sandwich fiberglass for a connected response with enough reinforcement to swing confidently.
Patent-Pending HexGrit - Adds durable surface bite so we can shape topspin drives, rolls, and serves without relying on raw paddle pop.
6in Handle - Gives two-handed backhand players extra room while adding leverage through serves and full swings.

Expert Review

“What we like about the Hurache-X is how the extra length works with this softer core. Compared with the Vapor and Pegasus, we get more reach and leverage, but the EMA foam keeps it much easier to control than most elongated paddles.”

PBC Gear Expert

Frequently Asked Questions

+ Q: Is the Hurache-X Jelly Bean 2 a power paddle?

A: No. It is control-focused with relatively low pop. The elongated shape gives us leverage when we accelerate, but the softer EMA foam makes us supply the pace instead of creating easy trampoline-like rebound.

+ Q: Who should choose the Hurache-X shape?

A: We like it for players who prioritize reach, two-handed backhands, and full-swing leverage. It is also the Jelly Bean 2 shape that 11SIX24 recommends most naturally for former tennis players.

+ Q: How does the Hurache-X compare with the other Jelly Bean 2 shapes?

A: It gives us the most reach and leverage. Vapor and Ultré offer more all-around Hybrid proportions, while Pegasus gives us the widest and most forgiving hitting area.

+ Q: What changed from the original Jelly Bean?

A: Jelly Bean 2 moves to a softer, denser EMA foam core for more dwell and adds HexGrit to the CFC triple-layer face for longer-lasting surface bite.

+ Q: Does HexGrit help a control paddle generate offense?

A: Yes. Because the core itself is not especially poppy, HexGrit lets us use spin and swing speed to attack. We can take a bigger cut at drives and rolls and use topspin to bring the ball back into the court.

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