Information
Specifications
Inner core material
Epoxy Foaming Support
Surface material
Carbon Toray Japan
Core construction
MPP Microporous Foaming Core 2026
Paddle weight
7.9 oz (225 g) (±0.18 oz (5 g))
Paddle length
16.5 Inch
Paddle width
7.5 Inch
Handle circumference
4.125 Inch
Handle length
5.5 Inch
Brand
Balbon
Description
The Balbon Nexus Max 16mm is a pickleball paddle from Balbon's New TechCore MPP 2026 Pro Series. It pairs a MPP Microporous Foaming Core with a 3-layer Carbon Toray Japan face, built for players who want power and a solid feel. It is a 16mm carbon paddle with a sweet spot that is best suited to precise, controlled play.
Key Features
- MPP Microporous Foaming Core – absorbs vibration to protect your wrist and elbow
- Microporous core structure – gives a faster, livelier response off the ball
- 3-layer Carbon Toray Japan face – supports strong spin for slice, topspin and dinks
- Epoxy Foaming Support – keeps the core and face bonded through long, hard sessions
Specifications
| Core Thickness | 16 mm |
|---|---|
| Paddle Weight | 7.9 oz (225 g) (±0.18 oz (5 g)) |
| Paddle Length | 16.5 Inch |
| Paddle Width | 7.5 Inch |
| Handle Length | 5.5 Inch |
| Handle Circumference | 4.125 Inch |
| Surface Material | Carbon Toray Japan |
| Core Construction | MPP Microporous Foaming Core 2026 |
| Inner Core Material | Epoxy Foaming Support |
| Warranty | 1 Year Warranty |
| USA Pickleball Approved | Yes |
Who It's For
The Nexus Max suits intermediate to advanced players who want a heavier, power-oriented paddle with strong spin and good control. Because it is heavy at 7.9 oz (225 g), it fits players who are comfortable with a firmer, more substantial feel. It is USA Pickleball approved, so you can use it in sanctioned tournament play.
FAQ
What core thickness is the Balbon Nexus Max?
The Nexus Max is 16 mm thick. It comes in Ruby Red, Diamond Jade, Imperial Gold, Titan Silver and Rich Matcha.
Is the Balbon Nexus Max approved for tournament play?
Yes. The Nexus Max is USA Pickleball approved, so it can be used in sanctioned tournament play.
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