The Power 2 series comes in four shapes, and picking the right one matters more than picking the right price point — the shape changes how the paddle actually plays. Here's what separates them.

Hurache-X: Elongated

The elongated shape in the lineup — extra paddle length gives you more reach at the kitchen line and more leverage on your swing. The tradeoff is a slightly smaller sweet spot compared to the wider shapes. Good fit if you already favor reach over forgiveness.

Vapor: Hybrid

A blend shape — not as long as the Hurache-X, not as wide as the Pegasus. It's the "if you're not sure" pick, giving you a reasonable helping of both reach and forgiveness without leaning hard into either.

Pegasus: Widebody

The widest shape in the Power 2 lineup, built for a bigger sweet spot and more forgiveness on off-center contact. If you're newer to the sport or want a paddle that's more forgiving when you don't hit dead-center, this is the shape to try first.

Ultré: Hybrid Widebody

The newest shape in the lineup, splitting the difference between Vapor's hybrid profile and Pegasus's widebody forgiveness. If Vapor feels slightly too narrow and Pegasus feels slightly too wide, Ultré is worth a look.

Quick Recap

• Most reach: Hurache-X
• Most balanced: Vapor
• Most forgiving: Pegasus
• In between Vapor and Pegasus: Ultré

Shop the full Power 2 collection online, or text us if you want help narrowing it down.