Person CFZ [Discontinued]
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[Hardness] Hard [Performance] Speed and Control are excellent. |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed: 8
- Spin: 6.5
- Control: 7
- The speed of the person
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What is recommended for those who focus on the speed of the ball is the "Person CFZ". The new material · CFZ fiber is located in the outer, in a moment from the impact to the ball away, different from the up to now, to exert a tremendous offensive power. Speed drive, smash, counter, etc., is ideal for players of aggressive offensive posture.
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Specifications
- Producer
- DONIC
- Product code
- BL113,BL114
- Speed
- Ten
- Control
- Seven
- Material
- Five wood + CFZ fiber two (Wood, Other, Other)
Players use Person CFZ
User reviews
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I LOVE STIGA (Experience: ４〜５ years) Heavyweight!
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2019/04/22
This is just a heavy blade, plain and simple (comfortably over 95g).
It's lighter than the old SK7, and it doesn't feel as heavy as that in the hand either, so that's the one saving grace, but if you put max-thickness rubber on both sides it gets close to 200g, so I'd recommend it to power players.
It's outer carbon, and the wood isn't all that hard, so it doesn't fly quite as much as I expected, but control ends up depending on your arm.
I liked the Persson Power Carbon too, so I got a bit carried away and picked up the CFZ as well, but I haven't had much chance to use it, and it's ended up as a display piece I just admire the design of.
A bit of a waste, but...
It's a shame, because short pips might actually suit it surprisingly well.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness hard
Recommended rubber (Forehand) Vega Asia
Recommended rubber (Backhand) Vega Europe
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Yakitori-kun (Experience: １１〜２０ years) A hidden gem for short pips
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2020/01/16
Overseas it looks like it's sold as the Persson World Champion 1989.
The weight is 92 grams for a Chinese-penhold blade... heavy enough to make you go "whoa."
I saw a review on some site calling it a blade that flies way too much, but it's not really like that. That said, there is a refreshing sense of speed, but you can still play the short game with it. It's surprising. I think the Zylon carbon, plus the top ply which is probably Western pine, are what make it good.Honestly, the flex is a bit on the low side — it's not a super stiff blade, but it does have the bounce and hardness typical of an outer blade. On top of that, I think the softness of the Western pine blends in nicely.
For inverted-rubber users who live for spin, I think the lack of flex means it flies too far, but it might be good for players who use a parallel swing with a grippy, modern spin-oriented rubber to smash out powerful speed drives.
It's a Chinese-penhold blade and I flip to the reverse side, but I can hit low, spin-heavy drives with it.The things that bother me are the weight and the grip shape. It's a slightly quirky shape, and on top of that the grip is slippery.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness little hard
Recommended rubber (Forehand) Booster HP
Recommended rubber (Backhand) Fastarc C-1
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