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→ Offensive Blades → Butterfly Franziska Innerforce ZLC Reviews
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11 Reviews for Butterfly Franziska Innerforce ZLC
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A Very good blade. It is fast and has very good control. It is softer than the Super Zlc blades
For me it have short dwell time like OFF+ and then the speed is OFF- which is very difficult for someone who needs slower blades but spin is the biggest ever. It was made for professional players who developed their skills and they know how to use the spin and placement to the max. This is first true professional blade it is dedicated for top level. If you are in top 10 in ranking in your 1-2-3-4 division depends country and level. This is for you, if you are amateur and you loose with pips players in your league...Primorac/Korbel would be better
My favourite Yoshimura Zlc which is heavy but stable. Apolonia is good with the best ball penetration but lack of stability and wrist action. Franziska Has everything but lack in speed. 83 grams plays like true off- and is first slow premium blade but trajectory is long so sometimes overshooting is normal... I found raw edges which is funny if you consider the price but after 3 months the handle color is still Black and didnt catch sweat. If you are amateur and you didnt like buying fast stuff but you want somethin unique no brainer
wassup everyone
I played a lot of innerforce zlc BTY blades, i guess the best qualities of them are control, spin, and a special feeling, when you get in to it - they became ur favourite ones. Looping is good, power loop is VERY good, crazy amount of rotation combined with speed. Super quality balls goes out when power loop. Passive game is good, and stable. The blade is soft, and flexy so blocking is easy as well. Its harder and more bouncy than regular innerforce zlc, but softer than Apolonia. D09c forehand and D05 backhand gives you all that can be needed for any level of TT
I played a lot of innerforce zlc BTY blades, i guess the best qualities of them are control, spin, and a special feeling, when you get in to it - they became ur favourite ones. Looping is good, power loop is VERY good, crazy amount of rotation combined with speed. Super quality balls goes out when power loop. Passive game is good, and stable. The blade is soft, and flexy so blocking is easy as well. Its harder and more bouncy than regular innerforce zlc, but softer than Apolonia. D09c forehand and D05 backhand gives you all that can be needed for any level of TT
I'm using the ST handle version of this. Short game is fantastic on this blade and looping and blocking are great too. I find that the ZLC has more of a trampoline effect than ALC (kind of grabs the ball for a good while then shoots it back out). I highly recommend any of the innerforce ZLC blades.
mine is 83gr, using T05 on both sides( tried one session with 05fx as well but the racket is dead with these), my feeling is this racket should be used with harder rubbers. It requires a good position for the shots, especially when you try to hit decisively( it does not forgive). The short game is good because of the flex, also good for blocking. Overall it's a nice racket with very good control.
One word for this blade: stable
It can basically do everything well. Unlike other INN zlc variants, Franziska zlc is pretty good for close table play. Hitting, blocking, and countering are all good. If you are looking for a pure two wing looping blade, Harimoto zlc is a better option. But if you want versatile plays, Franziska zlc is for you. You will be surprised how almost every ball lands on the table.
It can basically do everything well. Unlike other INN zlc variants, Franziska zlc is pretty good for close table play. Hitting, blocking, and countering are all good. If you are looking for a pure two wing looping blade, Harimoto zlc is a better option. But if you want versatile plays, Franziska zlc is for you. You will be surprised how almost every ball lands on the table.
Same composite as Innerforce Layer ZLC, Apolonia ZLC, Harimoto ZLC, except little bit different material thickness. This result this blade is a touch faster than ILZLC, but slower than Apolonia ZLC. Great softness touch but good control blade at the same time. it's a solid off blade. You could feel the blade grabbing ball and than drive it wherever you want. But also you could also blocking well. Due to the softness and stiffness of this blade, recommending using harder rubber on it to get more speed if you want aggressive game, or it could be bit slow if your stroke is not that powerful.
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