11SIX24 Jelly Bean 2 Review

The 11SIX24 Ultre Jelly Bean 2 is our soft-touch hybrid pick for players who want to place the ball, shape spin, and stay comfortable in the kitchen. Its appeal is the combination of a denser, softer EMA foam core and the HexGrit face, not a promise of effortless power. Use code PRH through our 11SIX24 promo code page.

Why we like the Jelly Bean 2

The updated Jelly Bean is built around feel. 11SIX24 says the newer EMA foam is softer and denser than the original, with longer dwell on the ball for dinks, drops, and resets. The face pairs a layered carbon-and-fiberglass layup with the company’s HexGrit surface. That gives the paddle a clear identity for players who want touch and spin in one shape.

The Ultre is the hybrid member of the Jelly Bean 2 family. We like that middle ground for doubles and all-court play: it is less specialized than the longest shape and less wide than the most forgiving option. Our paddle notes favor the Jelly Bean 2’s control and spin profile, while the brand itself is clear that this is not a power-first paddle.

The kind of player it suits

Choose the Ultre if you enjoy building points with dinks, resets, and controlled topspin, then want a stable response when you counter. A softer feel can make it easier to settle into a rhythm at the kitchen, particularly if your game relies on placement more than a heavy drive.

The tradeoff is the same one that gives the paddle its identity: if you want a crisp rebound or easy pace without accelerating your swing, this will not be the most obvious match. A firmer model may feel more direct. If you want the widest contact area or the most reach, choose another Jelly Bean 2 shape instead of treating the name as a single one-size-fits-all paddle.

Useful details before checkout

The official product listing showed the Ultre Jelly Bean 2 in stock and ready to ship, with a neoprene cover included. 11SIX24 also lists a warranty and a return window, which helps make the purchase easier to compare with other paddles in this category. Read the current terms on the store before ordering, since fulfillment and policies can change.

The brand’s surface longevity language is a product claim, not a guarantee that a particular player will see identical spin over time. Playing frequency, ball choice, contact, and cleaning all affect wear. We would choose the Jelly Bean 2 because its softer feel and player fit appeal to you, and treat long-term grit claims as a secondary benefit.

How it compares

The Ultre Jelly Bean 2 is the control-friendly hybrid in its family. The Pegasus shape is aimed at players who want a broader contact area, while the Hurache-X is the reach-oriented option. If you are cross-shopping all-court paddles, compare it with the Luzz Glider 2026 Hybrid review and our best pickleball paddles guide.

This is also a more deliberate purchase than a basic starter paddle. The code helps with the price, but the real value comes from choosing a shape and feel you want to keep using. If you are unsure whether a softer response suits you, borrow a similar paddle before choosing.

Use the current 11SIX24 offer

Open the 11SIX24 promo code page to copy PRH and follow the tracked store link. The official product page showed its current price when checked. Confirm the code, variant, and final total in your cart.

Our verdict

The Ultre Jelly Bean 2 is an appealing choice if you want touch, control, and spin in a hybrid shape. We recommend it to players who enjoy a softer response and are not shopping for effortless power. The cover and listed return terms add practical value to the package; use the promo page to copy PRH and confirm the price.