The new Six-Zero TF pickleball paddles are out and we wanted to give you all information and specifications for the different models.
The below three rackets are a collaboration between tennis racquets brand Tecnifibre and Six Zero that are known for popular pickelball paddles such as the Double Black Diamond.
The new, limited edition, Tecnifibre Six Zero 15mm Paddle line includes the Command, Select and Blitz paddles. They all come with the same thermoformed construction and similar weight around 8.1 oz.
Also note the so called T-Feel (dampening) Technology to the inch handle for further comfort. This should give reduced vibration and a more solid hit.
Tecnifibre TF-Command
This one has a real compact shape with 16cm overall length and 5 in handle length, similar to the Six Zero Quartz paddle. With a 15mm polypropylene core and raw carbon fiber hitting surface, it’ll give you great spin and control but still enough power for most players.
Overall, a comfortable and spin friendly paddle for many skill levels.
Specs for Command
You can purchase the TF Command from Pickleball Warehouse at around $200 at the moment.
Tecnifibre TF-Select
Choose the Select if you’re looking for a bit longer design, 16.3 inch overall length hybrid shape and slightly longer handle as well. This one is similar to the Six Zero Ruby paddle.
The hitting surface is different from the Command version, as here you’ll find a Aramid Fiber which gives a bit different response at contact but really good potential for spin.
Specs for Select
Buy the TF Select from Pickleball warehouse, currently at $219.
Tecnifibre TF-Blitz
The Blitz is the longest of the three, both in overall length (16.6 in) and handle (6 in). This provides extended reach, nice power and the long handle is good for two-handed grips.
The hitting surface is one of the main differences from the other two models, where they instead use a Carbon Fiber Composite which offers a crisp feel to the shots, but also great spin.
Specs for Blitz
Get the TF Blitz paddle from Pickleball Warehouse here!
