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I thought it was easy to control and didn't fly too much for an outer.
I think the ball retention and ease of spinning of the ZL Carbon are good. To be honest, I think any rubber hardness is fine. However, if you use a hard rubber,
I don't think it will have much impact at the junior high school level. It has a decent speed and the ball goes in deep, but it's not a tool for trying to fly. I think it's suitable for people who can relax and spin well. It's not a ball with a lot of power. The more you aim, the more it turns into a baseball.
If you don't put spin on it, it won't curve.
It's very easy to use on the table, and you can do anything with the flick as long as you don't cover it too much.
If you cut the stop on the surface, it stops well.
It's not a tool that you use with force, and I don't think you can score points with one. I think a rally type that produces good medium-sized balls in succession is good.
Forehand drive: Easy to spin, ball runs

Backhand drive: Easy to hold the ball, so it's better to hit it than forehand

On the table: Really easy

Block: The ball leaves the court quickly, so you won't get pushed back and lose

Counter: Great for those who want to return the ball

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