Orange ZLF's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2025/11/25
I'm transitioning from the discontinued Inner Force Layer ZLF.
The hardness of the carbon is noticeable even with light hits, and it flies further than the ZLF.
When driving, the carbon is noticeable at a fast speed, and the ball release is just right. With the ZLF, the ball held on too long, resulting in a lot of over-hitting, but the ZLC has been just right.
I thought the blocks would fly farther, but they actually held on surprisingly well, and the metallic sound is very satisfying. However, sometimes the ball just flies off, perhaps because I missed it, so I think that's also a skill issue.
Serving is easy, and since I don't serve very far, I can serve not too short, which has made it easier to develop the serve.
As for tabletop skills, pushing and stopping are a little more difficult than with the ZLF because the ball releases quickly.
I wouldn't recommend it for beginners, but I think it would be a good choice for those who use wooden rackets and often hold on to the ball too long, or for those confident in their tabletop skills. It's quite pricey, but I think it's definitely worth a try.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Dignics 09C
Recommend rubber(Back) BLUESTORM BIGSLAM
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2025/01/19
As the headline says, it's hard. I first tried using it on my forehand, but because the arc was low, I didn't get a single underspin speed drive on the first day. I got a loop drive, but it didn't have much spin. (Same for the backhand.)
The rubber doesn't fly on the table, so it's easy to use, and the push and stop had a good amount of spin.
It was also easy to serve and apply spin.
The block feels a little off, probably because it's hard, but it's not easily affected by spin, so I think it's easy to use.
I think anyone with skill or who can apply a good amount of spin can handle it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Innerforce ZLF
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2026/05/02
At first, I thought it would be stiff because I heard it was made of carbon, but it's actually soft and resonates well in the hand.
All techniques are easy to execute. And yet, you can produce both fast and heavy shots.
I have no complaints about using it.
Don't go against the trend just because it's popular; please give it a try.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Omega VII China Guang
Recommend rubber(Back) Fastarc C-1
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2026/05/02
I switched from Dignics 09c.
In short, it's an easy-to-handle Dignics 09c, generally stable, with almost the same amount of spin, and it's easy to generate speed.
What impressed me most was that on the table, stops that would float up with Dignics 09c stopped low, and flicks were much easier to execute.
I personally use a light brushing stroke, which didn't suit Dignics 09c very well, but with this, it grips the ball firmly, allowing me to hit fast, heavy shots with confidence in my attack.
The only downside is that it's prone to chipping.
It's available online for a lower price than Dignics (around 5000 yen), so I highly recommend trying it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Innerforce ALC
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