KRINE

Battle 2.0

Battle 2.0 — KRINE Competition | Battle tier paddle with Champion's Choice 888 Core and T700 carbon.

PaddlePerformanceAPPROVAL UNVERIFIED

Thickness

16 mm

Weight

225 g

Face material

T700 carbon fiber

Price unverified

Prices shown in the merchant's listed currency.

Tmall item 1019760964797 — Battle series (ZhanLin) Battle 2.0, 888 Core, T700 carbon, SKU 20260131, Spring 2026 (¥1099).

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OUR TAKE

KRINE's website groups Battle under Competition | Battle — its top recommendation tier above Beginner | Storm and Advanced | Warrior. This Tmall listing is Battle 2.0 (T700 carbon, UV-printed surface, carbon fiber frame, 888 Core); Battle 1.0 is a sibling SKU in the same Competition tier.

Specifications

Materials & build

Core material
888 Core (Champion's Choice)
Face material
T700 carbon fiber
Construction
T700 carbon face and frame; UV-printed surface; high-rigidity frame; professional tournament-grade ZhanLin build

Dimensions & weight

Thickness
16 mm
Dimensions
Spec pending verification1
Weight
225 g
Grip length
≈ 143 mm
Grip circumference
≈ 110 mm
  1. 1 Manufacturer listing (manufacturer)

Fit signals

Who this gear suits — and what to double-check before buying.

Green lights

  • KRINE categorizes Battle under Competition | Battle — the manufacturer's top recommendation tier on krinecn.com.
  • Tmall specification sheet (item 1019760964797): Battle 2.0, T700 carbon face, UV-printed surface, carbon fiber frame, 16 mm thickness, 225 g bare weight; Battle 1.0 shares the same Competition tier.
  • Merchant imagery labels the core Champion's Choice 888 Core with a high-rigidity frame.
  • Includes protective sticker, racket cover, and grip tape; SKU 20260131; Spring 2026 release.
  • Flagship store lists Battle at ¥1099 as KRINE's top tier above Beginner | Storm and Advanced | Warrior.

Watchouts

  • Tmall specification sheet lists grip length and circumference as 143 cm — interpreted as 143 mm grip length and ≈ 110 mm circumference (Storm/Warrior pattern); confirm with hands-on if sizing matters.
  • An older Tmall listing title cited a full foam core, but Battle 2.0 marketing imagery brands the core as 888 Core — we use 888 Core per current model imagery.
  • Face dimensions (415 × 190 mm) not published on Battle 2.0 specification sheet — only total racket length 42 cm listed.
  • USAPA approval unverified — tournament-grade positioning on Tmall does not spell out sanctioning body.
  • Listed on Tmall in CNY only; Canadian retail availability unconfirmed.

Who it's for

Where this gear fits best by player stage — editorial judgment from specs and Toronto play context, not lab measurements.

  • Advanced

    League & tournament prep

    Possible with caveats

    Advanced club players may trial Battle 2.0, but KRINE categorizes this line as Competition | Battle — above Advanced | Warrior.

    • Confirm which certification KRINE cites on your event's paddle list — Tmall titles do not name a sanctioning body.
  • Competitive / Pro

    Sanctioned events, USAPA-listed gear

    Possible with caveats

    KRINE's Competition | Battle tier — Battle 1.0 and Battle 2.0 — suits tournament-minded players with published 225 g / 16 mm specs.

    • USAPA approval unverified — international certification on the about page is not spelled out on individual product listings.

Recommendations are Courlo editorial judgment based on manufacturer specs, USAPA status, and Toronto court context. They are not measured performance data.

Where this fits in Toronto

Court-context scenarios by player level.

  • Competitive

    Tournament gear research

    Compare KRINE Competition | Battle against other performance paddles before committing to a competition build.

  • Competitive

    KRINE tier top step

    Final step up from Beginner | Storm and Advanced | Warrior within KRINE's three-tier paddle ladder.

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Disclosure

Courlo has no commercial relationship with the brands featured on this page. Products are independently selected. Specs cite manufacturer listings, cited labs, or editorial notes — we do not invent measurements. Found an error? Email a correction.