Sixzero Coral Pro Hybrid Review

SixZero built a name for themselves with the original Coral, and the Coral Pro takes that platform and pushes it toward serious competitors who want more spin without giving up the plush, connected feel the Coral line is known for.

What's New in the Pro

The headline upgrade is the Double Diamond Tough surface — 2x the diamond particle infusion versus the original Diamond Tough construction, a 2.5x rougher texture, and a claimed 8x longer durability than raw carbon fiber. In plain terms: more spin, and it should hold onto that spin longer before the surface wears down.

Underneath, it runs SixZero's Tectonic Core Suspension System — a floating core built to create independent energy zones across the face rather than concentrating power in one spot, paired with their Pro Pulsion foam for extra dwell time on touch shots.

The Specs

  • Face: Double Diamond Tough raw carbon fiber
  • Core: Tectonic Core with Pro Pulsion foam, 16mm
  • Average weight: 8.0-8.3oz
  • Swing weight: 114
  • Dimensions: 16.3" x 7.5-7.7"
  • UPA approved

Shape Options

The Coral Pro comes in three shapes: Hybrid for balanced, all-court versatility; Elongated for extra reach and baseline power; and Widebody for maximum forgiveness and stability on resets and counters. Widebody is between restocks right now — text us and we'll flag you the moment it's back in stock.

Every Coral Pro ships with SixZero's neoprene paddle cover included.

Shop SixZero paddles online, or text us if you want help picking the right shape.

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