Ronbus Ripple V2 Review: FIRE Core Paddles Redefined for Power and Precision

By Matt KhouryFounder, Matt's Pickleball

Published Jun 6, 2025Updated Apr 16, 2026Independent editorial · No brand paid for or approved this article

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Ronbus Ripple V2 Review: FIRE Core Paddles Redefined for Power and Precision

How I measured this

Every number in this review is one I measured with my own equipment and instruments. Swing weight on a Briffidi SW1, twist weight on a Briffidi TWA2, static weight on a precision balance scale, serve speed and punch volley speed with a radar gun, spin from a high-speed camera at over 500 frames per second, surface roughness with a stylus roughness tester. It's the same setup for all 601 paddles I've measured.

Ripple R1 V2 14mm: Swing weight 124.45 · Twist weight 5.9 · Spin 2,210 RPM · Static weight 8.19 oz · Serve speed 61.4 MPH · Punch volley speed 39.3 MPH · Surface roughness 5.87 Ra

Ripple R2 V2 14mm: Swing weight 116.5 · Twist weight 6.65 · Spin 2,295 RPM · Static weight 8.15 oz · Serve speed 61.1 MPH · Punch volley speed 39.6 MPH · Surface roughness 5.69 Ra

Ripple R5 V2 14mm: Swing weight 113.65 · Twist weight 6.25 · Spin 2,278 RPM · Static weight 7.99 oz · Serve speed 61.2 MPH · Punch volley speed 39.2 MPH

If a metric is missing above, that paddle hasn't been through that test yet. Full measurements for each paddle are on its paddle page. My method is written up on the methodology page, and every paddle I've measured is in the paddle data study.