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The RPM Friction Pro V2 is a 16mm hybrid-shape pickleball paddle built with James Ignatowich for advanced and pro-level play. Its flat-top head pushes mass toward the top of the face for stability and plow-through, while the wider face keeps a forgiving sweet spot. RPM's CarbonBite surface, Axial Carbon Layup and Tri-Density Core target elite spin and controllable power, with an EVA foam ring around the edge. It suits players who want elongated reach and drive power without losing widebody forgiveness; the thicker core trades some hand speed for plush shock absorption.
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Lowest price we've seen: $150.00 on Nov 15 at Dink Dynasty. Tracked across 7 stores since Nov 15.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 123 ratings, the Friction Pro V2 is well received by advanced players who value its spin, power and large sweet spot. Buyers describe a stable, plush feel on drives and a forgiving face for its shape.
The RPM Friction Pro V2 is a professional-level pickleball paddle that updates the RPM Friction Pro. It adds RPM's 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 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, with power that stays controllable.
The hybrid shape sits between elongated and widebody paddles. The added length gives reach on high balls and volley attacks, and the wider face keeps a broad, forgiving sweet spot. The flat top profile squares off the head and moves mass toward the top of the face, which adds stability and plow-through on drives.
