Now, if you’ve been around the courts for a while, you probably know about the original Ruby — that shiny red paddle that seemed to pop up in everyone’s hands almost overnight. And for good reason. That baby was the first to go full Kevlar® on the face. (Kevlar = superhero armor stuff = very cool.)

But now?
Enter the Ruby Pro. Think of it as the Ruby’s bold, smarter, sassier big sister. She’s been hitting the gym, leveling up her game, and is ready to take your spin, power, and control to the next level.

Wait, wait — what made the original Ruby so special?

Let’s break it down using our words:

• 🛡️ Kevlar face = Super tough outer skin, like superhero armor, that grabs the ball and gives you spin city.
• 🍯 Honeycomb core = A bouncy waffle-like middle that makes the paddle pop.
• 💡 Thermoformed body = Fancy way of saying they molded it all together in a super-hot press so it’s solid, balanced, and doesn’t fall apart.

Put it all together and you had a paddle that people couldn’t stop Googling. Seriously — it was one of the most-searched paddles online.

So what’s different with the Ruby Pro?

Glad you asked. Because Six Zero didn’t just slap on a new color and call it a day. No ma’am.

Here’s what she’s bringing to the party:

• 🎯 45° raw aramid fiber face – That’s a mouthful, huh? Basically, the paddle face is woven in a cool diagonal pattern that helps it hug the ball even more for control and spin. Think of it like rubbing a bumpy sponge on the ball instead of a smooth plate. Way more grip.
• 💎 Diamond Tough texture – This is the grit that gives your paddle that sandpaper feel. The Ruby Pro’s grit lasts up to 4 times longer, which means your spin doesn’t fade away after a few weeks.
• 🌈 Better feel – Between silicone in the grip (Shock Shield) and a bouncier inner core, hitting with the Ruby Pro just feels… right and is kinder to your elbow.

🔥 And yes — it’s still got that sexy red vibe. 🔥

So, should you be excited?

If you’re a player who likes to:

• Put wicked spin on the ball
• Control the shape of your shots
• Send a ball sailing past your opponent with a flick of your wrist
• And have people ask, “Ooooh, what paddle is that?!”

Then yes. Get excited.

But fair warning — this isn’t a paddle for beginners.
This is a power paddle built for players who know what they’re doing.
It’s for the ones chasing shape, spin, and power that tells everyone you came to play.

After all, diamonds are a girl’s best friend — and this paddle’s got Diamond Tough texture for days.

And don’t worry — I’ll walk you through all the new tech in plain speak over the next few weeks. You don’t need an engineering degree to know if a paddle’s right for you. (But hey, if you do have one, I’m sure the specs will still impress.)

Next up? We’ll dig into that cool 45° aramid-fiber face — and why it might just be your new best friend.

Stay tuned.
—Sandy