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Luzz Cannon XPP M1 16mm

Cannon XPP M1. $152 with code PRH. Durable grit face.

Specs and order details. Full review coming.

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The Luzz Cannon XPP M1 16mm is an elongated foam paddle, 16.5 by 7.375 inches, 16mm, about 8.1 oz, swing weight about 123, twist weight about 6.1.

The face prints XPOP Core. Shop through luzzpickleball.com/PRH and use code PRH for 15% off. It comes to $152 with PRH. The grit face is durable and keeps its bite. Spin is not measured. Approval is not listed. This is an order page, not a scored review. It is not the Cannon 2 M1 at $101.15.

Order details

This is not Cannon 2 and not the original Cannon. The face says Cannon XPP M1 and XPOP Core. We have the frame numbers. Luzz has not published a list price yet.

A new Cannon shape with a heavy swing and a durable grit face, $152 with PRH. Full review coming.

Open Luzz through luzzpickleball.com/PRH, add the Cannon XPP M1, and paste PRH if checkout asks. Confirm the 15% line before you pay.

Published specs

ShapeElongated
Length16.5"
Width7.375"
Thickness16mm
CoreXPP foam, Gen 4 unibody
FaceRaw textured face. The paddle prints XPOP Core. Durable grit.
Grip Length5.6" / 4.2"
Weight8.1 oz
Swing weight123
Twist weight6.1
SpinNot measured
ApprovalNot listed on the spec sheet we have
WarrantySee Luzz

Not published yet: spin. We are not filling those in.

What this page is

The sheet says XPP foam, Gen 4 unibody, elongated, head-heavy.

Swing weight about 123 is heavy. That is plow on a full swing and a slower paddle in hands battles. Twist weight about 6.1 is not a stable elongated, so off-center hits are the open question for our full review.

The face is a durable grit. We are not publishing a spin number. None was measured for this page.

Approval and warranty

Luzz lists durable grit on this face. Approval is not on the spec sheet we have, so do not assume USAP or UPA-A until the product page says so. Warranty is whatever Luzz prints at checkout.

Who should order it

Order it only if you specifically want the Cannon XPP, a heavy elongated is what you play, and $152 with PRH fits your budget.

If you want a Luzz we already know, Glider 2026 and Cannon 2 M1 are $101.15 with the same PRH code. This XPP is a different paddle.

Tradeoffs

Reasons to order

  • Code PRH is Luzz's normal 15% off
  • Elongated reach, 16.5 inches, 5.6 inch handle
  • Durable grit face that keeps its texture
  • $152 with code PRH
  • XPP foam, 16mm
  • Shop path is luzzpickleball.com/PRH

Reasons to wait

  • No score yet; full review coming
  • Swing weight about 123 is heavy for hands battles
  • Twist weight about 6.1. Off-center is the open question
  • Approval is not listed

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Questions

What is the Luzz Cannon XPP M1 promo code?

PRH. It is Luzz's normal 15% off. Shop luzzpickleball.com/PRH and check the discount line. It comes to $152 with PRH.

Is Cannon XPP the same as Cannon 2?

No. Cannon 2 M1 is the $119 paddle, $101.15 with PRH. Cannon XPP M1 is a different elongated with an XPOP Core face print. Heavier swing, about 123, and $152 with PRH.

What are the Cannon XPP specs?

16.5 by 7.375 inches, 16mm, about 8.1 oz, swing weight about 123, twist weight about 6.1, 5.6 inch grip, 4.2 inch circumference. XPP foam. Spin was not measured.

Is the Cannon XPP USAP approved?

Not listed on the spec sheet we have. Check the Luzz page before you enter a tournament.

How much is the Luzz Cannon XPP?

$152 with code PRH at luzzpickleball.com/PRH.

Have you tested the Cannon XPP?

We have it in hand and the grit face is holding up well. The full scored review is coming.

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