Loki Violent V9 Ebony Carbon

Composite/carbon

7 Reviews

#1 — June 2022

Really good blade but only for aggressive players. Paired with Battle 2 but as mentioned, if you destroy your opponent by your attacking game, it’s his nightmare. On the other hand, you cannot play passively.

#2 — June 2022

Violent 9, from Loki, is a fantastic high-end blade at this price level. It’s constructed with wood and soft carbon, featuring a 9-layer composition: Black sandal, Ayous, soft carbon, Ayous, black palownia, Ayous, soft carbon, Ayous, black sandal.

It provides an excellent feel away from the table with a good kick. It’s compatible with Euro rubbers, hybrid rubbers, and Chinese rubbers (with tuning). The blade boasts a great finish and a satisfying wood feeling, accompanied by a pleasant wood sound when hitting the ball.

Recommended for high club level, competition, elite, and professional players, the Violent 9 offers significant power and speed. Compared to the Butterfly ZLC, it exhibits slightly less speed but provides enhanced control.

#3 — May 2021

Great blade! It’s quite fast, making looping and smashing easy. It provides great control and has a nice feeling. The blade is good quality, solid with less vibration, and not too bouncy. I prefer it to my Fangbo B2 or Yinhe Pro in terms of feeling.

#4 — March 2020

This is a really good blade for the price. I played a couple of games with a Tenergy 64 rubber, and it was fast, almost the same speed as my ZLC blade with a Tenergy 05. It has a bit of vibration and is not very stiff.

The sound is very woody, which may not be to everyone’s taste. I prefer rackets that sound like bricks when you hit the ball. However, performance-wise, this is a very good buy. It is good for looping away from the table and still provides good control for shots on the table.

The blade I received was 88g out of the box with a shakehand flared handle.

#5 — February 2020

I can feel the impact position of the ball. This high-speed blade provides an aggressive feeling when attacking with topspin.

#6 — March 2019

The Ebony tree’s layers with carbon are tough, providing a more potent blow. This blade is designed for fast spin attacks.

#7 — Long Time Ago...

This is a very fast, aggressive blade.

You need to have perfect strokes to place the ball on the table as you would like. It tends to go over or into the net if you are lazy or haven’t done a perfect movement due to its hardness and the carbon.

I only recommend this to very experienced players.

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