Paddle Specs
- Generation
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- Core Material
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- Face Material
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- RPM
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- Shape
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- Paddle Weight
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- Swing Weight
- 110.04
- Twist Weight
- N/A
- Handle Length
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- Grip Size
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Description
The MPP Turbo is a really solid budget option coming in right around $100 after a discount code PADDLEDB. For this price, it performs closer to paddles in the $200 range. On court, the elongated shape has a unique crispness and a deep, connected sound when you strike the ball. Testing shows it has a very flat, consistent rebound across the face, which translates to a generous, forgiving sweet spot even before adding any weight. This paddle really amplifies player’s forehand drive power, the ball has the appearance of exploding off the face of the paddle on baseline drives. Said differently, if you can’t generate enough power through your swing mechanics, this paddle takes care of that for you. While the power and pop are decent for baseline drives, it lacks that high-end springy rebound, so your net counters can feel a bit muted during fast hand battles. Spin is standard for a raw carbon face—nothing crazy, but usable. My main complaint is the handle finish and grip tape; they feel cheap and it's obvious where Enhance cut costs to hit this price point. With many players adding over-grips these days, it shouldn’t be much of an issue. If you want an easy-to-maneuver, balanced paddle that won't break the bank, this is a great pickup.
How the MPP Turbo Elongated compares
The Enhance MPP Turbo Elongated is a pickleball paddle, with a list price of $119.99. In PaddleDB's ratings it scores Power 93, Pop 87, Spin 78 and Agility 30 out of 100. Its strongest rating is Power, higher than 80% of the 82 paddles rated for power. It has a swing weight of 110.
Strengths and trade-offs, by the numbers
Stands out for
- Swing weight of 110 is lighter than 90% of paddles — quick to move in hand battles.
- Power rating of 93/100 — higher than 80% of the 82 paddles PaddleDB has rated for power.
- List price of $119.99 is lower than 77% of paddles in PaddleDB.
Trade-offs
- Agility rating of 30/100 ranks 65 of 85 — in the bottom quarter for agility.
Enhance MPP Turbo Elongated specs
| Brand | Enhance |
|---|---|
| Swing weight | 110 |
| Approval | USAP |
| List price | $119.99 |
Paddles with similar ratings
Closest matches on Power, Control, Spin and Agility, favouring the same thickness and shape.
| Paddle | Power | Control | Spin | Agility | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enhance MPP Turbo Elongated (this paddle) | 93 | N/A | 78 | 30 | $119.99 |
| Vatic Pro V-Sol Pro V7 - Long Handle | 92 | 65 | 78 | 29 | $109.99 |
| Vatic Pro V-Sol Pro Flash | 97 | 65 | 75 | 31 | $109.99 |
| Joola Agassi Pro V (16mm) | 94 | N/A | 76 | 35 | $299.95 |
| Thrive Ignite | 91 | 70 | 82 | N/A | $219.99 |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Enhance MPP Turbo Elongated good for power?
Yes. Its Power rating is 93/100, ranking 12 of 82 paddles PaddleDB has rated for power — higher than 80% of them.
What is the swing weight of the Enhance MPP Turbo Elongated?
110. That is heavier than 10% of the 106 paddles in PaddleDB with a measured swing weight (median 115.5).
Is the Enhance MPP Turbo Elongated USAP approved?
Yes — PaddleDB lists it as approved by USAP. Approval lists change, so confirm on the official list before a sanctioned event.
How much does the Enhance MPP Turbo Elongated cost?
The Enhance MPP Turbo Elongated has a list price of $119.99.
Ratings are relative to the 112 paddles in PaddleDB: 100 is the highest value in the database, 1 the lowest. How we rate paddles.