Head to head

Six Zero Double Black Diamond Control vs Six Zero Ruby

Double Black Diamond Control

A$225.00

Ruby

A$250.00

Some links are affiliate links. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more.

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 (same brand (Six Zero)). Highlighted cells are the lower maker price or more listed core thicknesses. That is not a performance ranking.

Specs side by side

	Double Black Diamond Control	Ruby
Weight	7.7–7.9 / 8.0–8.2 / 8.3–8.5 oz editions	not published
Core	14mm, 15mm (elongated), 16mm	14mm, 16mm
Shape	not published	Elongated
List price	A$225.00	A$250.00
Today	A$225.00	A$250.00 Unavailable
Buy	Six Zero store	Six Zero store

Differences in the published specs

Core options differ: Double Black Diamond Control lists 14mm, 15mm (elongated), 16mm; Ruby lists 14mm, 16mm.
Shape field: Double Black Diamond Control is not stated; Ruby is Elongated.
Double Black Diamond Control is A$25.00 lower at today's maker price than Ruby.

Double Black Diamond Control: notes from the specs

👍 Pros

Comes in more than one core thickness (14mm, 15mm (elongated), 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.
Heavier spec (up to 8.5 oz) adds mass behind the ball.
Lighter spec (from 7.7 oz) favors quick hands at the kitchen.
The maker positions this model for control.

👎 Cons

The heavier end of the range can feel slower in fast hand battles.
The maker doesn't clearly state the shape on its product page.
Priced in AUD on the maker's site. Shipping and exchange costs for US buyers vary.

Reviewer videos

No matching reviewer videos in our feeds yet. They refresh daily.

Ruby: 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.
The maker doesn't publish a weight on its product page.
Priced in AUD on the maker's site. Shipping and exchange costs for US buyers vary.
Shown as unavailable on the maker's site at our last check.

Reviewer videos

No matching reviewer videos in our feeds yet. They refresh daily.

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