Which Enhance ArmorGrit to Buy: Widebody vs Hybrid vs Elongated (2026)
Last updated: September 2026
Same foam, same grit, same $99.99 with PRH. Shape decides it.
Buy the ArmorGrit Widebody if you mainly play doubles: it is the most forgiving (twist weight 7.2+) and quickest at the kitchen. Buy the Hybrid for one paddle that does everything. Buy the Elongated for power, reach and a 5.7" handle for two-handed backhands. All three have the same MPP Turbo foam and ArmorGrit durable grit, and all are $119.99, or $99.99 with code PRH.
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Side by side
- Size: Widebody 16" x 8". Hybrid 16.3" x 7.7". Elongated 16.5" x 7.5".
- Swing weight: Widebody 108–112. Hybrid 110–114. Elongated 116–120.
- Twist weight: Widebody 7.2+. Hybrid 6.8+. Elongated 6.4+.
- Handle: Widebody 5.3". Hybrid 5.5". Elongated 5.7".
- Price with PRH: all $99.99 (from $119.99).
Widebody: the doubles ArmorGrit
The ArmorGrit Widebody is the easiest of the three to play well. The widest face and highest twist weight keep blocks and resets on line, and the lowest swing weight gives the fastest hands. It is the one most doubles players should buy.
Hybrid: the one-paddle ArmorGrit
The ArmorGrit Hybrid splits the difference: more reach than the widebody, quicker than the elongated, and a 5.5" handle with room for two hands. Pick it if you play both singles and doubles and want one bag.
Elongated: the power ArmorGrit
The ArmorGrit Elongated has the most power, pop and spin in the line. The 16.5" length and 116–120 swing weight drive the ball deep, and the 5.7" handle suits two-handed backhands. Singles players and drivers should start here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Enhance ArmorGrit is best for doubles?
The Widebody: highest twist weight (7.2+), lowest swing weight (108–112) and the widest face.
Which ArmorGrit has the most power?
The Elongated, with a 116–120 swing weight and 16.5" length.
Do all ArmorGrit shapes cost the same?
Yes. $119.99 each, or $99.99 with code PRH.
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