Inside Ronbus FIRE Core: No Honeycomb. No Plastic. Just Performance 💡 All 3 Ripple V2 paddles share Ronbus’s FIRE Core—a single-material structure made from dense EVA foam embedded in a woven carbon grid. No honeycomb. No polypropylene. It compresses like a tennis racket.

No Honeycomb. No Plastic. Just Ronbus Ripple FIRE Core 🔥 What sets Ripple V2 apart is the core: a dense EVA foam fused into a 3D carbon fiber lattice inside a unibody shell. Ronbus calls it FIRE Core. It plays quieter, feels more stable, & solves durability issues in old models

What’s New Under the Surface of Ronbus Ripple V2 Paddles 🧱 All Ripple V2 paddles use the same FIRE Core, paired with Toray T700 carbon fiber and a coarse peel-ply texture. While the surface hasn’t changed much, the internals have. #RippleV2Update #CarbonFiberPaddle #TorayT700

Heavier, Smarter: Ripple V2 Re-Engineered for Control ⚙️ Ripple V2 paddles aren't just heavier—they're completely re-engineered. My R1 jumped from 111.44 to 124.45 in swing weight, with a 7% increase in static mass. #PaddleWeight #PickleballPerformance #SwingWeightTest

Ronbus Ripple V2 R2: Wide, Forgiving, and Easy to Adapt To 🛡️ The R2 is the standard shape at 15.875" x 7.875" with a familiar handle length—but plays differently. With the highest twist weight in the group at 6.65, it offers outstanding forgiveness and is the easiest to adapt

Ripple V2 Feel: Plush, Controlled, and Built for Power 💥 Ripple V2 paddles play dense and composed. The FIRE Core delivers a plush, dampened feel—not hollow like Gen 1s or overly crisp like Gen 2s. Contact is responsive with no vibration. Power is present but controlled...

All Ripple V2 Paddles Are USAP Approved ✅ Ronbus sent me the full Ripple V2 series—R1, R2, and R4—for testing. Each paddle is fully USAP approved, supported by lab data, and part of a joint compliance statement with USA Pickleball. Use code MPB at checkout to save at checkout.

Ronbus Ripple V2 R1 Maneuverability: Power Comes with a Trade-Off 🏋️‍♂️ Maneuverability in the Ripple V2 lineup varies by shape. The R1 plays heavy, with a swing weight over 124—it brings serious plow-through on drives but can feel sluggish in fast hand exchanges.

Ronbus Ripple R2 & R4: Customizable, Fast, and Built to Adapt 🎯 The R2 is the most balanced paddle in the Ripple V2 line—stable, yet reactive at the kitchen. In stock form, the R4 is the quickest. After adding two 4" tungsten strips up the neck, stability improved...

Ronbus Ripple V2 R1 Shape Breakdown: Power, Reach, and Serious Weight 🏓 The R1 is an elongated paddle that delivers long reach, heavy plow-through, and strong drive power. But with a swing weight over 124—and even higher in some builds—it’s not easy to maneuver.

Ripple V2 vs Gearbox GX2: Which Carbon-Core Paddle Fits You Best? ⚖️ Ripple V2 and Gearbox GX2 both feature uni-body, no-honeycomb designs focused on durability and consistent feel. Ripple uses FIRE Core; Gearbox uses SST 2.0.

Who Should Choose the Ripple V2? Power Players, Take Note 💪 Looking for a paddle with real spin, structural integrity, and a grounded feel? Ripple V2 is worth your attention—especially if you tune your setup and play under pressure.

Ronbus Ripple V2 R4 = Speed, Spin & Aggression—Dialed In for Attackers 🚀 The R4 is the most adaptable paddle in the Ripple V2 lineup. It’s quick in transition, accelerates easily through counters, and becomes even more stable with light tuning.

Ronbus Ripple V2 Is Not for Everyone—But Built for Serious Players 🎯 If you're looking for an ultra-light paddle or trampoline-like pop with zero effort, Ripple V2 isn’t it. And out of the wrapper, the sweet spot might feel tight without some tuning.

Ronbus Ripple V2 = Premium Price, Proven Performance 💵 Each Ripple V2 model retails at $280—solidly in the premium tier. But with that, you’re getting more than texture and power ratings. You get reinforced construction, lab-verified compliance, and a core without honeycomb.

Ronbus Ripple V2: A Reset, Not Just a Revision 🔄 The R2 and R4 offer great performance for the price—especially if you’re upgrading from a Ripple Beta (Ronbus is offering a discount with proof of purchase).

Diadem’s BluCore line is solid EPP foam core, Kevlar-Carbon face, and a quieter, more stable feel. No buzz, no vibration, just calm consistency. It’s not flashy, but it’s built for long-term performance and comes with a lifetime core warranty. Use code MPB to save at checkout.

Holbrook’s new ARMA line is a bold entry into high-performance paddle design—vertically layered core, foam wrap, and one of the loudest contact sounds I’ve tested. The ARMA T hits like a truck. The ARMA S is lightning quick. Use code MPB for 15% off at checkout.

Franklin just dropped four new paddles under the C45 lineup—Dynasty and Tempo, in 14mm and 16mm builds. Raw carbon, dual foam channels, and serious potential if you’re willing to mod them. Add tungsten and they come alive. Full review on YouTube. Use code MPB to save!

The SLK ERA Power Elongated drops June 24—and it might be the most complete paddle Selkirk has released. Built on a Gen 3-style frame with EVA foam, composite edge reinforcement, and a CFC face layup, this paddle offers controlled power w/ minimal fuss. Code: INF-MPB