Enhance EPP Turbo vs MPP Turbo
Last updated: September 25, 2026
Two full-foam Turbos, same $99.99 with PRH: calm EPP or lively MPP
Both Enhance Turbos are full floating foam paddles with an EVA perimeter ring, and both are $99.99 with code PRH ($20 off $119.99). Buy the MPP Turbo (9.1) for more power (9.4), pop (9.5) and spin (9.4). Buy the EPP Turbo (8.8) for a calmer face with slightly more control (8.9 against 8.7). Want more forgiveness? The widebody versions score higher: MPP Turbo Widebody 9.2, EPP Turbo Widebody 9.1, same price.
How we tested
Every paddle we cover goes through the same on-court protocol - individual play, head-to-head comparisons, and tournament use before anything gets written down. Every paddle below has a full review on the site; click through to see scores, specs, and the deal we found for each.
The rankings
Each category below links to the full review for that paddle.
- more pop (9.5 vs 8.9)
- more maneuverability (8.7 vs 8.2)
- more control (8.9 vs 8.7)
- more control (8.9 vs 8.7)
- more pop (9.5 vs 8.9)
- more maneuverability (8.7 vs 8.2)
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Quick comparison (elongated versions)
- Price: both $119.99 → $99.99 with code PRH ($20 off).
- Core: both full floating foam with an EVA perimeter ring. EPP foam in the EPP Turbo, MPP foam in the MPP Turbo.
- Swing weight: both 116–120.
- Scores (power / control / spin / pop / forgiveness / maneuverability): MPP 9.4 / 8.7 / 9.4 / 9.5 / 8.6 / 8.7; EPP 9.0 / 8.9 / 9.1 / 8.9 / 8.7 / 8.2.
- Overall: MPP Turbo 9.1, EPP Turbo 8.8.
- Warranty: both 1 year.
How they feel
MPP Turbo: the livelier face. More pop and spin, and the most power we have measured under $100. It rewards players who drive and speed up.
EPP Turbo: the calmer face. A little more control and forgiveness, less pop, so dinks and resets stay shorter.
Who should buy which
- MPP Turbo ($99.99 with PRH): you attack, drive and want power at a budget price.
- EPP Turbo ($99.99 with PRH): you play the soft game and want a calmer response.
- Either, as a widebody: the MPP Turbo Widebody (9.2) and EPP Turbo Widebody (9.1) swing lighter (108–112) and forgive more. Most doubles players should start there.
The verdict
For power, the MPP Turbo. For calm hands, the EPP Turbo. For most doubles players, one of the widebodies. All four are $99.99 with code PRH at Enhance. Full list: best under $100.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Enhance EPP Turbo and MPP Turbo?
The foam. Both are full floating foam paddles with an EVA perimeter ring; the MPP version is livelier (9.5 pop, 9.4 power) and the EPP version is calmer (8.9 control). Both are $99.99 with code PRH.
Which Enhance Turbo is best?
The MPP Turbo Widebody scores highest at 9.2. Among the elongated versions, the MPP Turbo (9.1) beats the EPP Turbo (8.8).
Which paddles does Enhance EPP Turbo vs MPP Turbo recommend?
This guide ranks or compares: More Power and Pop; Calmer Control; Best Turbo Overall; Calmest Turbo. Each one links to its full review.
Where do I find active pickleball promo codes for these paddles?
Use PaddleReviewHub’s deals page for verified codes (often PRH). Brand promo landings under /promo list how to apply the code at checkout. Always re-check the brand cart total before paying.
How current is Enhance EPP Turbo vs MPP Turbo?
Last editorial stamp: September 25, 2026. We update rankings and codes when new paddles, certifications or partner discounts change, so check /deals before checkout.
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