11SIX24 Monarch Jelly Bean 16mm & Control 16mm Pickleball Paddle Review: Crazy Good Deal For This?

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[FarmerLankyPickleball]

Played with the 14mm jelly bean and control last night. Both have a little more pop than the 16mm and less power. The spin is still solid but I don't have any numbers to back that up yet.

[stevencotton]

Getting this for my brother for christmas. Used your code!

[ilzephyrli]

Damn the Jelly Bean sounds amazing. Probably try that after my Mach 2 dies.

[gaiusgracchus]

Which has a bigger sweet spot? I did not see that discussed.
Also it is really surprising they play so similarly - the Jellybean is not thermoformed like the Control.... Very interesting.
I ordered the JellyBean using the FarmerPB code - should arrive soon...

[robertnowak]

I didn't notice a big enough difference between any of the 16mm versions to recommend anything but the jellybean. It should be noted, there are now 14mm versions of these paddles as well (I have not tried yet).

[DavidMaurer-lkbr]

Thanks for the review! Very helpful. I just ordered the Jelly Bean and I'll let you know what I think after I've played with it for awhile.

[scottfrancis]

Yeah I ordered a JB minute it was released. People have been raving about the 14

[DeanKim-xb]

Another great review. Did you hit the Monarch AllCourt, and if you did, could you compare it to the Jelly bean and Control models?

[thehiddenfamily]

Soemthing that I noticed coming from the prism flash and neonic flow is the pop and the launch angle. I feel like the jelly bean had a significantly higher launch angle and it was hard for me to dial in the roll volleys and flicks. I need to give the paddle more time though.

[gene]

Thank you for your excellent reviews! Could comment on how the JB compare to Vatic Pro Prism Flash 14mm in playability, quality, value etc.?

[JimFe-jf]

That is a crazy good price. The JB sounds interesting

[richardgilbert]

How does it compare to the Spartus Apollo 16 mm in terms of power, control, pop and spin

[jburton]

How does the All Court play compared to the DBD? AS far as power, pop, and control?

[LearnAtMyExpense]

I was, I'm guessing, one of the first to get one of these as I bought the Control and received it about 3 weeks ago. Due to injury I've only been able to play with it a few sessions but love it so far. That said, based on the reviews so far it sounds like the Jelly Bean is the one. Mr. Lanky, can you clarify what you mean by the term "stiff"? I find it hard to believe that a kevlar blend like the Control would be stiffer than a RCF. The Ruby, which I came from, was more plush due to the kevlar than any RCF paddle I had before. I think I'm going to order a Jelly Bean just due to the even lower swing weight. That said - I like the Control a lot and am very happy that wide bodied paddles are making a comeback. Resets and drops are breeze with this paddle. And it has as much power, if not more, than the Ruby I had.

[mooremathewj]

Great review. Looking forward to your all court review for sure. A wide body paddle with a longer handle and a slight flared head look very very tempting. I think I’d gravitate to the Control option. I’m currently playing with the Fat Boy and love the pop. Carbon/Kevlar provides plenty of shape with power from the baseline for me. How would the control compare to the Fat Boy in your opinion?

[DianSusiana]

Good review. Which one do you like best?

[raiven]

Cosmetic blemish Jelly Bean for $59.99 ($49.99 after code with free shipping) is wildddd

[HowieB-isMe]

Are you still using the Rhombus Fx R2? Is the spin holding up.
You said these have more pop And power than - which Forza- the 16mm?

[LouisBrown]

Great review and good paddles. But I still like my HUDEF Viva Pro Gen3 in my bag.