The Tibhar Zodiac Libra ZAC table tennis blade combines exceptional control and feel with ample speed, making it an ideal weapon for players seeking a balanced all-around performance. Crafted meticulously from a 7-ply composition, with 5.8mm thickness, this blade boasts a refined blend of wood species, each contributing unique characteristics. The outer plies of limba wood provide a solid foundation for power and stability, while the inner layers of ayous wood infuse the blade with superior touch and control.
With a speed rating of 8.4 and a control rating of 9.8, the Zodiac Libra ZAC facilitates both aggressive attacks and precise placements with equal ease. Its stiffness level of 4.4 and hardness level of 4 suggest a moderate flex and a comfortable feel, allowing for excellent feedback and a high degree of control during play. The blade's consistency rating of 10 underscores its remarkable consistency, ensuring reliable performance shot after shot.
Acclaimed by players for its exceptional balance and versatility, the Zodiac Libra ZAC garners an overall rating of 9.7, reflecting its outstanding performance across various playing styles and skill levels. Weighing in at approximately 85 grams, the blade offers a solid feel without being overly heavy, contributing to its overall maneuverability.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or an aspiring enthusiast, the Tibhar Zodiac Libra ZAC table tennis blade presents a formidable combination of power, control, and finesse. Its well-crafted composition and exceptional playability make it a top choice for players seeking a blade that excels in all aspects of the game.
Great for short game and balanced for blocking, but inconsistent on attack. I felt that it wasn’t anything amazing for the price.
A blade that gets the job done. Really nothing too crazy in terms of control despite what I was expecting. With MX-D rubbers, there is a lot of power reserve and spin.
Blade is a bit head heavy, feeling is great, a bit harder feeling on powerful strokes than usual, does not hold ball for long, and ball bounces off the blade quite fast. Is good for blocking but also good for topspin. Does not flex too much but still you can feel it. Innerforce, alc/zlc layer is great. Blade is not thick (I would say even thin) and the feeling in the short game is great. With harder strokes, there is support from zlc and enough speed, trajectory becomes flatter. Blade is slower than Viscaria or Timo Boll. More for variety play rather than hard topspin. It is similar to Franziska from Butterfly but with alc there is more arc. My unit is 82, and I asked for a lighter blade. I can say that the blade has many gears, from slow and soft to relatively fast. Smash is also possible. But on harder strokes, you can feel that the blade is not thick and there is a feeling of a hard thin blade.
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