Pros: Feedback, control, speed, Flex, Price, sweet spot size
Cons: Lack of power, Emblem will fade in an unusual way,
I have used many blades (over 50) and this one has among the best feedbacks from the ones I have reviewed. It is offensive, despite the thinner plies. However, it is offensive for the short game. It has okay power, but that is not where it shines. Shot placement is easier with this blade if you have good technique. However, I would say it is a good adaptable blade for many different level players (pending on what rubbers are placed on it). Although, I wouldn't recommend it as a first blade. It has decent flex, so shots like backspins and flicks are easier to handle.
I would recommend this to someone who likes to play spin aggressive up closer to the table with rubbers that fit that category as well (such as any Nittack Fastarc, Victas V, Xiom Omega/Vega or Yasaka Rakza), and who is particular about good feedback.
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Review by
beacon
for XIOM Feel ZX1
on May 3, 2024
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