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Composite/carbon
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Just like what Vladan said…
The blade has different carbon on each side, providing an interesting experience. It is definitely worth trying out.
One of the best blades I’ve ever tested. It is highly recommended for the modern pips player due to the dual carbon. I personally use ZLC for pips and ALC for smooth. This combination makes pip shots shoot straight as a laser and gives forehand loops the safety and clearance over the table due to the higher arc from the ALC. It pairs well with the Xiom Omega 7 series, but I may test Chinese rubbers in the future.
The blade handle is exceptionally comfortable with minimal vibrations. The blade speed is higher than average but is still very controllable. I had the odd effect of landing every block during my last training session.
First, I play with normal rubber on the forehand and short pips on the backhand. I chose the ZLC side for the forehand and the ALC side for the backhand. And wow, I started to play like never before.
The blade is made for the poly ball only and has almost no vibration. It is very, very consistent. The ZLC side is slower, but if I go off the table, spins go easily. In the short game and blocks, it is very precise. The ALC side is like it was made for short pips. Now I have the ability to attack from 2m off the table, and blocks go so fast.
Dislike: the ALC sounds like the ball is broken every time. Overall, the blade is worth the money I gave.
I’m not okay with Zhang_JK and Vladan, for me ZLC is for soft and ALC is for my tenergy… but everyone can do what he wants!
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