Enhance MPP Turbo Hybrid vs Enhance Turbo EPP
Enhance MPP Turbo Hybrid vs Enhance Turbo EPP: two foam-core paddles from Enhance Pickleball at the same A$180, with the same raw T700 carbon grit CFC face and the same 16mm core thickness, so the choice is not about price or the face, it is about core feel and shape. The MPP Turbo Hybrid runs a full floating MPP foam core: a hollow, deep-sounding, poppy feel with a lower swing weight for fast hands, a higher twist weight for forgiveness, and it is stocked in the hybrid shape only, tuned control and all-court. The Turbo EPP runs an EPP foam core with an internal perimeter weighting system: a heavier swing weight that plows through the ball, a power and all-court lean, and it comes in three shapes (Elongated, Widebody, Hybrid). Want the lively, forgiving, control-first hybrid? The MPP Turbo is the pick. Want more plow-through power and a choice of shape? The Turbo EPP is the one. Every real spec is below, then our honest take on who each suits.
We stock both at Pickld. Here is the honest read on the difference.
Enhance MPP Turbo Hybrid vs Turbo EPP: specs side by side
| Spec | Enhance MPP Turbo (Hybrid) | Enhance Turbo EPP |
|---|---|---|
| Price (RRP) | $180.00 | $180.00 |
| Weight | about 225 g (7.8 to 8.1 oz) | about 224 g (7.8 to 8.0 oz) |
| Swing weight | 110 to 114 | 116 to 120 |
| Twist weight | 6.8 | 6.25 |
| Spin | Not published | Not published |
| Core | MPP foam centre with EVA edge ring (full floating core) | EPP foam centre with EVA edge ring plus internal perimeter weighting |
| Face | CFC layup with raw T700 carbon grit (thermoformed) | CFC layup with raw T700 carbon grit |
| Core thickness | 16 mm | 16 mm |
| Shape | Hybrid | Elongated, Widebody, Hybrid |
| Grip | 5.5 in length, 4.1 in circumference | 5.7 in length, 4.1 in circumference |
| Skill tier | Intermediate | Starter, Intermediate, Professional |
| Play style | Control, All-court | Power, All-court |
| Availability at Pickld | In stock; check the product page for the live position | In stock; check the product page for the live position |
| Warranty | Enhance manufacturer warranty (handled by Pickld) | Enhance manufacturer warranty (handled by Pickld) |
Specs are the manufacturer figures we hold on each product page. Where a number is not published by the maker, we say so rather than guess. Availability moves, so the product page is always the live answer.
How they actually play
Enhance MPP Turbo (Hybrid)
The MPP Turbo is the hollow one. Its core is a full floating MPP foam centre ringed with EVA, and that floating build gives it a deep, resonant sound and a trampoline-like pop off the face. It is the more manoeuvrable of the two: a swing weight of 110 to 114 sits below the EPP's, so hands are faster at the kitchen line, and a twist weight of 6.8 is the higher of the pair, so it stays truer on off-centre contact. Enhance tunes it control and all-court, and stocks it in the hybrid shape, a middle-ground outline between a widebody and an elongated frame. It runs a 5.5 inch handle with a slim 4.1 grip. Both paddles carry the same raw T700 carbon grit CFC face, so the surface bites the ball the same either way; the MPP's is thermoformed. If you want a lively, forgiving, control-led feel, this is the one.
Enhance Turbo EPP
The Turbo EPP is the one built to drive. Its EPP foam core is paired with an internal perimeter weighting system, and the result is a higher swing weight of 116 to 120, six points above the MPP, which adds plow-through on drives and put-aways. Enhance leans it power and all-court rather than control. The trade for that stability is a lower twist weight of 6.25, so it is a touch less forgiving than the MPP on a mishit. Its biggest practical edge is choice: the Turbo EPP is stocked in three shapes, Elongated, Widebody and Hybrid, so you can match the outline to your game, where the MPP comes in hybrid only. It runs a slightly longer 5.7 inch handle and the same slim 4.1 grip, and carries the same raw T700 carbon grit CFC face. It is also the broadest on skill tier, listed Starter through Professional.
The verdict: which should you buy?
- Pick the Enhance MPP Turbo Hybrid if you want the livelier, hollow foam feel with more pop, faster hands (110 to 114 swing weight), the more forgiving head (6.8 twist weight), and a control and all-court lean in a hybrid shape.
- Pick the Enhance Turbo EPP if you want more plow-through power (116 to 120 swing weight), a power and all-court lean, and the freedom to choose your shape from Elongated, Widebody or Hybrid, all at the same $180.
And who each one is not for
Skip the MPP Turbo if you want to drive through the ball or you want to pick a specific shape. Its lower swing weight is built for hands and touch, not plow-through, and it is stocked in the hybrid outline only.
Skip the Turbo EPP if you want the most forgiving head or the poppiest feel. Its twist weight of 6.25 sits below the MPP's 6.8, so off-centre hits twist the head a little more, and its solid-feeling EPP core is less springy than the MPP's floating foam.
Both are genuine value foam paddles at the same $180. To compare the wider bracket, browse our intermediate paddles, all-court paddles and control paddles collections. Not sure on shape or weight? Browse the full paddle range.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Enhance MPP Turbo and the Turbo EPP?
Both are $180 Enhance foam paddles with the same raw T700 carbon grit CFC face and the same 16mm core, so the difference is the foam and the shape. The MPP Turbo uses a full floating MPP foam core for a hollow, poppy feel, a lower swing weight (110 to 114) for fast hands and a higher twist weight (6.8) for forgiveness, and it comes in hybrid only, tuned control and all-court. The Turbo EPP uses an EPP core with internal perimeter weighting for a higher swing weight (116 to 120) and more plow-through, leans power and all-court, and comes in three shapes.
Which Enhance Turbo is more forgiving?
The MPP Turbo Hybrid is the more forgiving of the two, with a twist weight of 6.8 versus the Turbo EPP's 6.25. Higher twist weight means the head resists rotating on an off-centre hit, so contact away from the sweet spot stays truer. Its lower swing weight also makes it quicker to manoeuvre in fast hands battles.
Which one is better for power?
The Turbo EPP is the more power-oriented paddle. Its swing weight of 116 to 120 is six points above the MPP's, which adds plow-through on drives, and Enhance tunes it power and all-court. If you want to drive through the ball, the EPP is built for it; if you want fast hands and touch, the MPP is the pick.
Do they come in different shapes?
Yes. The Turbo EPP is stocked in three shapes, Elongated, Widebody and Hybrid, so you can match the outline to your game. The MPP Turbo is stocked in the hybrid shape only. Both share the same 16mm core and the same T700 carbon face across shapes.