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The RPM Friction Pro V2 16mm Elongated is a power-oriented pickleball paddle built with pro James Ignatowich. Its 16mm core, CarbonBite surface and Axial Carbon Layup aim for elite spin and pop, while the elongated face adds reach for drives and high balls. The thicker core trades some hand speed for stability and shock absorption, so it suits aggressive intermediate-to-pro players more than quick-handed kitchen specialists. Owners rate it highly for spin and forgiveness, though the elongated shape and head weight make it less nimble at the net than shorter, lighter paddles.
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Lowest price we've seen: $150.00 on Nov 15 at Dink Dynasty. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 15.
Owners rate the Friction Pro V2 highly, praising its spin, power and large sweet spot. Many call it forgiving for its power level, though some note the elongated, head-heavy build takes adjustment at the kitchen line.
The RPM Friction Pro V2 is an elongated pickleball paddle built for professional, advanced play. It updates the RPM Friction Pro with a new Axial Carbon Layup and an enhanced EVA foam ring, which are meant to increase spin and power and enlarge the sweet spot. It was co-designed and built by James Ignatowich, a top 10 world-ranked professional player.
The paddle combines RPM LABS' CarbonBite Surface, Axial Carbon Layup and Tri-Density Core technologies. The 16mm core adds stability and shock absorption while keeping power controllable.
The elongated shape extends reach for high balls, volley attacks and singles play. It emulates tennis racquet play and adds power to drives. The 16mm Elongated model is the one James Ignatowich uses in competition.
