Quick Take
From the first touch, the Ronbus Tenon feels like a paddle that costs significantly more than $189.99. It's one of those rare paddles that makes you want to stay on court longer just to keep hitting.
Widebody & Elongated | 16mm | 7.82–8.04 oz | $189.99
Performance Snapshot
How the Tenon 2 measures against 172+ paddles in our database.
Swing Weight
Head-LightHead-light and fast through the air — great for hand battles and quick reactions, less plow-through on drives.
Twist Weight
ForgivingSolid sweet spot for most players — handles normal off-center contact predictably.
Static Weight
AverageAverage weight — versatile across the court and easy to control for most players.
Balance Point
How heavy the paddle feels and where the mass sits.
Head-Light
22.0 cm
(typical range)
Head-Heavy
25.5 cm
(typical range)
AVERAGE
Sits in the typical balance band — versatile across the court.
24.2 cm(+3.2)
AVERAGE
Specs at a Glance
- Tenon 2 Widebody — Weight: 8.04 oz, SW: 118.97, TW: 7.38
- Tenon 3 Elongated — Weight: 7.82 oz, SW: 116.91, TW: 6.12
- Core Thickness: 16mm (both)
- Price: $189.99 — use code PLAYBOOK to save $20
Tenon 2 Widebody vs. Tenon 3 Elongated
The Tenon 2 Widebody sits at SW 118.97 and TW 7.38 — a heavier, more stable platform that rewards aggressive groundstrokes and powerful overhead finishes. Its wide face keeps the ball on the paddle longer for great dwell. The Tenon 3 Elongated drops to SW 116.91 and TW 6.12, giving you extra reach and a quicker feel in transition. The lower TW means less face rotation on off-center contact, which is critical for elongated shapes.
On-Court Performance
Both Tenon models have a premium feel that's hard to describe — the ball seems to load and release with an almost satisfying snap. The 16mm core gives you excellent pop control so drives don't fly long, and the touch on dinks and soft drops is exceptional. During drill testing, spin rates were consistent and the paddle held up well through extended rallies. The Tenon earns its 'incredible feel' reputation whether you're testing it in drills or live play.
Who Should Buy the Ronbus Tenon?
- Players who want a premium feel without a premium price
- Widebody fans seeking a heavier, planted swing → Tenon 2
- Elongated players who want reach and quick hands → Tenon 3
- Intermediate to advanced players ready to invest in a performance paddle
Verdict
The Ronbus Tenon genuinely feels incredible to play with, and at $189.99 it's exceptional value. Use code PLAYBOOK to save $20 on either the Widebody or Elongated and find out for yourself.
