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Yes, if you’re playing with pips/anti on BH, the ZX-GEAR OUT will probably hold onto the ball too much when you hit hard.

For aggressive topspin play close to the table, the VICTAS ZX GEAR-OUT is excellent. It feels more comfortable (softer) and more precise than most other carbon outer blades.

Rakza 7 ? ;)

Hello, Is there a difference in weight between the Rakza 7 max and the GA8 (47.5) max? If you're used to the Rakza 7 (max) on the backhand side, is it better to try the GA8 (47.5) max or 2 mm?

The V15 Extra is very similar in feel to the Rakza 7 (same hardness, soft topsheet -not like the G1- and same sponge colour) and is slightly faster. A great choice for forehand, with the Rakza 7 for backhand.

Hi, I've got a Victas ZX Gear-In (85 g) that I like very much but I'm tempted to try a Butterfly inner with ZLC fibre (I figure it's the closest ZLC innerforce layer to the ZX Gear-In due to the plies used for the composition and the size of the blade too). Is the "mid-hard" feel of the outer...

Hello, Did you try Yazaka Rakza 7 with 2 mm of thickness ?

Hello, I have a Victas ZX-GEAR IN that I really like. I looked at the Butterfly and wondered if the Innerforce Layer ZLC was close to the ZXGI. Is the "mid-hard" feel of the outer ply similar ? Please, could someone who plays these two blades compare them ?

Yes, Kasumi Basic and Latika are almost the same (2 mm difference in blade length). I have the Kasumi Basic which is well balanced (no head heavy unlike the Acoustic with its too thin handle... the acoustic L-size is better). The flared handfle of the Kasumi Basic is very pleasant. Sorry, I've...

The Latika or Kasumi Basic are great 5-ply woods, with a great feel (close to Acoustic), better value than Acoustic and they have the advantage of being a bit harder (better for the plastic ball) while remaining flexible to start easily in top spin.