The RPM Q2 is one of those paddle lines where the shape choice isn't just about preference — it fundamentally changes the type of player the paddle is for. The widebody and elongated versions of the Q2 have a 12-point swing weight gap, which is enormous.
Specs at a Glance
- Core: 16mm
- Weight: 7.9 oz (both)
- Widebody — Swing Weight: 107.71, Twist Weight: 6.80
- Elongated — Swing Weight: 120.16, Twist Weight: 6.05
- Price: $249.99 — use code PLAYBOOK for 15% off
Widebody: Control and Maneuverability
The Q2 Widebody with a SW of 107.71 is in pure control territory. You give up drive power in exchange for exceptional maneuverability — quick hands, fast reaction volleys, and a very maneuverable feel at the kitchen. The TW of 6.80 is outstanding, giving you huge forgiveness on off-center hits. This is a dink-heavy player's paddle.
Elongated: One of the Highest SWs in the Game
The Q2 Elongated at SW 120.16 is a legitimate power weapon. That swing weight, combined with a 16mm core for touch and the reach of an elongated shape, gives you a complete offensive package. Drives are heavy, serves carry pace, and putaways are decisive. It demands a player confident in their footwork and technique to use effectively.
Verdict
The RPM Q2 is actually two distinct paddles sharing a name. The Widebody is for control-first players who want elite stability; the Elongated is for power players who want one of the highest swing weights available. Save 15% with code PLAYBOOK at $249.99.
