As it hold not much balls, I cutted off the bottom of a "premium nursery pot", I think a 15 gallons and it fit perfectly ! Hold easily 120 balls ! Pic with balls have 130 balls :-)
Comme il ne retient peu de balles, j'ai coupé le fond d'un pot de fleurs, je crois c'est un 15 gallons et ça fait parfaitement ! Peut contenir 120 balles facilement ! Photo avec les balles, il y en a 130 balles :-)

Great shoes

I like the long handle for extra reach and feel and the wide body for less missed balls.

I’ve tried several paddles, but the Selkirk ERAs has quickly become my go-to paddle for every match. From the first swing, I noticed the perfect balance between power and control. The textured surface gives me exceptional spin on the ball, which has genuinely elevated my game, especially during quick, competitive exchanges at the net.

What sets it apart is its responsiveness. It feels light yet solid, allowing me to confidently return powerful shots while still having the finesse needed for strategic dinks and soft placements. The grip is comfortable and secure, making long matches feel effortless.

Whether I'm warming up, playing casually with friends, or pushing through an intense game, it consistently delivers. It’s reliable, well-built, and makes the game more enjoyable. If you're looking for a paddle that enhances performance and feels like an extension of your hand, this is the one.

Highly recommended, and definitely my paddle of choice.

Visited the store after checking on line for the paddle I was looking at purchasing. Was able to try numerous different paddles with the assistance of the staff.
Great information and recommendations help in my decision to which paddle would be best for me.
Great price with the Black Friday deals.
Thanks for the service

Absolutely love it! Best features are light weight, very gritty surface for spin and soft feel at the net. great service as well. Worth the money.

… after using the Double Black Diamond not long after starting out. About 18 months later as my skill improved, I was lacking power on serves, drives, putaways, and backhand flicks from the kitchen line to keep opponents deep. I wanted more power, but I didn’t want to lose its great control.

Okay, long review coming, but I want fellow “ballers” to have good info to go on.

After many, MANY online reviews (articles, videos), I zeroed-in on the Honolulu line. The J2 is their hybrid shape which I still wanted that looks exactly like the SixZero DBD, but it was hard to choose between the J2NF and J2NFT at first (different face materials). However, I learned that the J2NF is designed to have the most power of the J2 line-up, but I chose it a bit reluctantly, thinking my shots would be out of control.

I’ve used this paddle for about 2 months now, both outdoors and indoors. I also bought the 6.0” handle for more backhand grip room.

First, there was no break-in with this foam-core (FC) paddle, at least none that I noticed.

The J2NF definitely has more power! I’m able to easily keep opponents deep AND with less swing effort. My other power shots are also definitely much faster. It’s as though the power is exponential: the harder you swing, the more insane the drive speeds.

But what about control? It has the same overall control as the DBD, but better dinking control. Beware that the power is also exponentially less on the lower end: dink too soft and it hits the net more than with the DBD, but that means if you accidentally dink too hard, it doesn’t pop as high. Using a firmer wrist and swing gives you the power needed, but with the better control.

BUT THE BIGGEST SURPRISE is when somebody rips a shot and you only have time to get your paddle into position. The paddle is SO solid that it barely deflects! (So long as you have a tight enough grip.) Many times I’ve startled opponents (and myself!) by the ball ripping back onto their side AND in bounds, often too fast for them to react! A sweet spot arguably even bigger than the DBD. I also don't notice any arm/wrist fatigue.

The bottom line, the SixZero DBD is a great beginner-intermediate paddle, but you need something better to go further. I believe the J2NF is just such a paddle, even for beginners. I’ve learned that the J2FC+ is very similar. The J2NFT is the ‘softest’ and the J2NFK (Kevlar face, but which can wear out and get softer over time) is somewhere in between.

My next step might be the Selkirk Boomstik or Joola Perseus Pro IV if I get past the 4.5 level, but until then, the J2NF has turned out to have the absolute perfect balance of power and control. It surely has everything that the DBD lacks.

I'm using these (indoors) for squash, where a sweaty face can often mean foggy goggles, and I'm thrilled! Very comfortable (I don't even notice them) and they didn't slip or fog - the perfect combo! Also, I appreciate the structured case they came in, for their longevity.

My kids love these shoes. They all wear this 65Z4. Hope you can have it in your stock for long time.

Super nice and knowledgeable staff.

Upgraded to the NFT and was the best thing I did. Plays great feels great and is well balanced does not feel like an 8 Oz. Paddle. Money well spent.

Onix fuse balls seem to last a good length of time
Customer Service was great!

I have tried a few and decided to buy this one. It has somewhat changed my game. I recommend it. It does make noise compared to others. You need to get used to that.

After extensive research on new foam-based paddles, I chose the J2FC+ based on recommendations from my YouTube reviewers. It performs as advertised. It offers more power than the J2K (which I was using), but it won’t overpower your shots so they end up too long. The short game is also excellent because it doesn’t easily pop the ball up at the kitchen. This makes it easier to control for players with a softer game. It’s much easier to control than the Joola IVs. The pop on defence is also greater than the J2K, but it’s not so much that the ball flies everywhere. You can either drop it softly or punch it deep enough to win the point or force them to hit a less accurate shot. The grip is very good. I opted for the long handle, which provided more space for my two-handed backhand. There was no noticeable difference for me shape wise.

Masterful engineering. This bat has the best control and biggest sweet spot.