Luzz Cannon XPP vs RPM Jade Elongated: Silicon Carbide Grit for Less (2026)
Last updated: October 12, 2026
Both faces are silicon carbide grit. The Cannon XPP is $77 less with code PRH.
The Luzz Cannon XPP M1 is $179, or $152.15 with code PRH, and the RPM Jade Elongated 16mm is $269.99, or $229.49 with code PRH.
The Cannon XPP grit face is spin durability Tier 1 at 2,400 RPM. It swings heavier, about 123 against 112. The Jade scores 8.7 against the Cannon XPP at 8.4.
How we tested
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The rankings
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- to spend $77.34 less ($152.15 with PRH)
- more maneuverability (8.2 vs 7.2)
- more control (8.0 vs 7.5)
- a lighter swing (112 (RPM) vs 123 swing weight)
- more maneuverability (8.2 vs 7.2)
- more control (8.0 vs 7.5)
- a lighter swing (112 (RPM) vs 123 swing weight)
- to spend $77.34 less
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Side by side
- Price with code: Cannon XPP $152.15 with PRH (15% off $179). Jade Elongated $229.49 with PRH (15% off $269.99).
- Grit: both silicon carbide. The Cannon XPP grit face is spin durability Tier 1, at 2,400 RPM. Luzz uses green silicon carbide. RPM calls theirs SICmatrix.
- Core: Cannon XPP uses Luzz's XPOP modified foam. Jade uses MPP floating foam with an EVA perimeter.
- Swing weight: Cannon XPP about 123, Jade about 112. Twist weight is about 6.3 against 6.2, so stability is close. Speed is not.
- Approval: both USA Pickleball approved. Cannon XPP UPA-A certification is in progress.
Which one to buy
Buy the Cannon XPP if you want grit on a power elongated and the $77 matters. The heavier swing puts more mass behind drives, serves and overheads. Luzz expects shipping to start October 15.
Buy the Jade Elongated if you play fast hands at the kitchen. Swing weight about 112 gets there sooner, and 8.7 is the higher score.
Codes
Both use PRH for 15% off: luzzpickleball.com/PRH for the Cannon XPP, rpmpb.com/PRH for the Jade. Every other code is on our deals page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Cannon XPP grit like the RPM Jade?
Both faces use silicon carbide grit. The Cannon XPP face is spin durability Tier 1 in independent lab testing, under 5% spin loss, at 2,400 RPM. Luzz uses green silicon carbide. RPM calls its version SICmatrix.
How much cheaper is the Cannon XPP than the Jade?
With code PRH the Cannon XPP is $152.15 and the Jade Elongated is $229.49, a difference of $77.34.
Which is faster at the kitchen?
The Jade. Its swing weight is about 112 against about 123 for the Cannon XPP.
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