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CRBN CRBN³ TruFoam Waves vs JOOLA Hyperion Pro V

CRBN CRBN³ TruFoam Waves (image: CRBN)

CRBN³ TruFoam Waves

$199.99
VS
JOOLA Hyperion Pro V (image: JOOLA)

Hyperion Pro V

$299.95

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Specs and list prices come from the maker's own product page (retrieved 2026-10-14). Today's price comes from our daily check of the maker page. Pros and cons are our own notes based on published specs. They are not lab or on-court test results.

Same-category pair (shape field includes elongated). Highlighted cells are the lower maker price or more listed core thicknesses. That is not a performance ranking.

Specs side by side

CRBN³ TruFoam WavesHyperion Pro V
Weightnot published8.1 oz (16mm) / 7.9 oz (14mm)
Corenot published14mm, 16mm
ShapeElongatedElongated
List price$199.99$299.95
Today$199.99 $279.99 Sale $299.95
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Differences in the published specs

CRBN³ TruFoam Waves: notes from the specs

👍 Pros

  • Elongated shape gives extra reach and leverage on serves and drives.
  • Currently below the maker's compare-at price ($279.99).

👎 Cons

  • Elongated faces are narrower, so off-center hits on the sides are less forgiving.
  • The maker doesn't publish a weight on its product page.

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Hyperion Pro V: notes from the specs

👍 Pros

  • Comes in more than one core thickness (14mm, 16mm), so you can pick the feel you prefer.
  • A 16mm+ core option. Thicker cores are generally described as softer and more control-friendly.
  • A thinner core option. Thinner cores are generally associated with a crisper, poppier response.
  • Elongated shape gives extra reach and leverage on serves and drives.

👎 Cons

  • Elongated faces are narrower, so off-center hits on the sides are less forgiving.
  • Premium list price ($299.95).

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These notes restate published specs. They are not lab or on-court test results.