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Experience 4〜5 years

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  • FRANZISKA Innerforce ZLC

    User review

    I used the FL89G.

    The basic blade structure is the same as the Inner Force Layer ZLC.

    The differences are the lighter average weight due to the use of slightly lower-density wood, and the thick grip, similar to the Ovtcharov.

    The racket itself doesn't have much bounce, but the ZLC allows you to make a difference in ball quality between light and hard hits, which is great.

    You can either hit the ball far or not, so you can not only keep it on the table, but also add drop to your drives.

    The blade is 5.7mm thick, giving it a slight flex. It's less likely to be overwhelmed by counters or blocks than the Acoustic Inner.

    It's prone to dropping or becoming a straight shot if you hit it with your hand or lose your balance, and it's difficult to control when hitting it hard, but
    it was such a good racket that I wish I had tried the ZLC sooner.

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    2025/09/19
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    6
    Touch
    8
    Hardness Hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) JEKYLL&HYDE V47.5

    Recommend rubber(Back) TENERGY 80

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  • TENERGY 80

    User review

    I used a 2.1mm rubber. It weighs about 46g after cutting.

    Its performance falls exactly between the 05 and 64.

    It has an excellent balance of bite, grip, and launch power.

    It has the straight trajectory and decently high arc characteristic of Tenergy, plus a sense of speed at impact that the 05 lacks.

    Unlike the 64, it can be paired with wood rackets as well as harder carbon rackets, making it a rubber with a fairly wide range of tolerances.

    I think it can be used for both forehand and backhand shots, but I liked that it felt better to hold the club than the 64 when used with a backhand shot.

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    2025/09/19
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket REVOLDIA CNF

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  • Tenergy 64

    User review

    I used a 2.1mm rubber. It weighs 66g before cutting and approximately 44g after cutting, making it quite lightweight.

    This rubber is still renowned as one of Tenergy's masterpiece series, and is considered the easiest to use, excluding FX.

    The sheet is quite soft even among its hardness range, but it doesn't feel like it's losing any power.

    It produces a straight trajectory, but also has good spin.

    It doesn't fly too far off the table, and I can even cut it myself with a push shot, so it feels very stable.

    The speed of the hit is particularly noteworthy. I can return the ball at high speed with little force. The back hit and back block felt great.

    Overall, I felt like the sheet could be a little harder, but considering the weight, I was satisfied with this product.

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    2025/09/04
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    7
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Acoustic

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  • RASANTER R48

    User review

    I used a 2.3mm UM rubber. It weighed 69g before cutting and about 48g after cutting.

    It has an ultra-straight trajectory with a very strong bounce. It also launches quite quickly.

    The sheet is strong, but rather than just being hard, I'd describe it as having an incredible bounce back after grabbing it for a moment.

    It's a bit insensitive, so if you pay attention to the force you use on the receive, it's manageable.

    What's particularly noteworthy is its strength against topspin. It was easier to drive, meet, block, and counter against topspin than any other rubber I've used before.
    It feels like it launches out before receiving the opponent's spin. However, you need to be careful, as hitting it too hard will send it flying forward.

    On the other hand, I'm a little unsure about hitting with underspin. The arc is low, and you need some spin to get it to work, so it might not be suitable for those who frequently use a rubbing loop.

    I mainly used it with my forehand this time, but its strength in meet and block makes it a better choice as a backhand rubber.

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    2025/08/15
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    8
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little hard
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  • Septear

    User review

    I used the 82GFL.

    It's made entirely of seven ply cypress plywood. A well-known example was DARKER's 7P-2A series, but this is one of the few remaining.

    Despite the soft feel at impact, the quick launch and lack of flex are similar to those of a harder racket, creating a strange sensation.

    In terms of racket performance, it has decent bounce but doesn't seem to generate much spin.

    The thickness makes it easy to bounce and block.

    It tends to produce lighter balls, and the center of gravity is at the tip to compensate for its power.

    The grip is a thin, narrow FL, but you can feel the thickness.
    The top ply has some strength issues, so please be careful when replacing the rubber.

    This racket isn't recommended for everyone, but it's likely to be phased out in the future due to the difficulty of obtaining Kiso cypress.

    If you're interested, give it a try.

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    2025/08/03
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    7
    Control
    9
    Touch
    9
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) Mark V

    Recommend rubber(Back) Mark V

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