11SIX24 Pegasus Jelly Bean 2 Review

The 11SIX24 Pegasus Jelly Bean 2 is the control-first shape in the Jelly Bean 2 family. In our sessions, the broad face and EMA foam gave it a calm, connected feel for blocks, resets, and kitchen exchanges, while the HexGrit surface made it easy to shape a roll or topspin drive. Use code PRH through our 11SIX24 promo code page to copy the partner offer and shop through the tracked store link.

A widebody built for the soft game

Pegasus combines 11SIX24’s EMA foam platform with a widebody outline and HexGrit face. The shape gives you a generous contact area, and the foam keeps the ball from feeling harsh when you take pace off. We liked the way it held a reset on line and stayed composed when a block came in late.

HexGrit adds a confident bite for players who like to brush through the ball. Topspin drives and rolling dinks were easy to shape without making the face feel overly jumpy. The overall character is controlled and deliberate: the paddle encourages placement and repeatable contact rather than asking you to swing harder on every ball.

How it compares within the family

Pegasus is the widebody control pick. The Vapor Jelly Bean 2 is the more balanced hybrid if you want extra length and still want a composed response. Hurache-X gives you an elongated option for players who want more reach. The Vapor review explains the middle shape, while our best pickleball paddles guide places the family alongside other code-backed picks.

The main trade is power. Pegasus will reward a compact swing, spin, and good placement, but it does not provide the same effortless put-away pace as the Power 2 line. If you want to win with first-strike drives and aggressive serves, look at the Ultré Power 2 review. If you win by keeping the ball low and making the next shot, Pegasus is the more natural fit.

Who should choose it

Choose Pegasus if you play doubles, value stability at the kitchen, and prefer to create spin and placement with your swing. The broad face is especially reassuring when you are absorbing pace or redirecting a ball from an awkward position. It is an easy paddle to recommend to a player who wants a modern foam feel without a power-first personality.

If you depend on a long handle or want extra baseline leverage, choose an elongated model. If you need more pace without changing to a narrow face, compare 11SIX24’s Power 2 family before buying.

How to use the 11SIX24 code

Open the 11SIX24 promo code page to copy PRH and follow the tracked store link. The official listing currently offers multiple Pegasus Jelly Bean 2 colors. Select your preferred version, apply the code, and check that the fixed-dollar saving appears in your order summary.

Our verdict

The Pegasus Jelly Bean 2 is our favorite Jelly Bean 2 shape for a doubles player who values control and a forgiving target. We like the steady response, the useful HexGrit bite, and the way the paddle makes the soft game feel approachable. Choose it when touch and stability lead; choose Power 2 when effortless pace is the priority.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Pegasus Jelly Bean 2 good for doubles?

Yes. Its widebody shape and composed response make it a strong fit for kitchen-heavy doubles and players who want a steady target.

Does the Pegasus have enough power?

It is capable on drives and counters, but players seeking easy put-away pace should consider a power-first model.

What is the 11SIX24 code?

Use PRH. The 11SIX24 code page has the copy button and tracked store route.

Which Jelly Bean 2 shape has more reach?

Vapor is the hybrid middle, while Hurache-X is the elongated option. Pegasus is the broad control shape.

Is the Pegasus Jelly Bean 2 a USAP-approved paddle?

Our current model record lists UPA-A approval. Check the latest approved list and your event requirements before entering a sanctioned tournament.