Huieson ZLC

AGAIN updated, because: the more rubbers I test on this wood, the more I realize how hard and stiff this wood is!!! - and finally I found out, how the wood is constructed. It consists of: Koto outer, ZLC, Ayous and a Paulownia core. Considering that this blade is sold with weight differences of up to about 20 grams, I wasn't sure how much meaning the different reviews would have. Mine (5 blades in total!!!) weigh 86 or 87 g. (- selected for me by: Malathorne Ping-Pong Shop on AliExpress.) 4 of the blades are very stiff, hard and fast. ...only one was a little softer and slower. The FL handle ( - almost all the same thickness !) should “fit” most players! The workmanship is very good considering the price. - however, I recommend completely rounding off all edges with some sandpaper and sealing the striking surface. The sweet spot on this blade could be a little larger, but is ultimately acceptable. With two very inexpensive rubbers, such as the LOKI ROXTON 1 and the Reactor Tornado V5, you can put together a very useful racket. (... for only 44 USD !!!) Considering the relatively high speed of the blade, the control is really very good. In my opinion, rubbers with a sponge hardness between 40 degrees (as long as they have a very firm top rubber, like a Tibhar Aurus Sound) and 47.5 degrees feel best on this blade. Even harder rubbers with a seemingly softer feel (... such as the Victas V>20 DE which is specified as 52 degrees!) are very pleasant and interesting on this blade. Conclusion: This wood is absolutely unbeatable (for its price) and recommended. - ... but not necessarily for beginners! ;-) Addendum: the handles of the blades are a bit thicker than you are used to with Lemuria or Stuor blades.

This is such an amazing blade! Who says you need a very expensive blade to get better? I bought mine for only $20.00 dollars. The downside with this blade is very hard like Chinese rubbers are not good with it. Japanese/European rubbers with hardness of 47.5 - 45degrees are best for FH and 45-42 degrees for BH. Players that I know who are using this blade has Baracuda and Nittaku Fastarc G1 on it.

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This blade is incredibly good, cost almost nothing at Ali express, model is like Stiga models or Butterfly's. And I played it with Hurricane 3 neo provincial, which we got of a similar Butterfly ZLC blade. It is almost just as good for about 20% of the price of the Butterfly Zhang Jike

I believe this blade offers the BEST price-to-performance ratio on the market today. It only cost me $19.99, but its speed can be compared to high-end carbon blades made by Butterfly. The blade is incredibly fast, and it's even faster than a Yinhe T11 and may be comparable to a Gergely. Despite its stiffness and hardness, I found it to be very controllable. The blade doesn't vibrate, and the sound it produces is sharp and not woody at all. However, it may be too fast for beginners to handle. I paired this blade with a Tenergy 05 on the forehand and a soft rubber on the backhand, and it's been amazing. The blade has a high throw angle, making it great for loops away from the table, but it's also effective for blocking with a soft rubber. Overall, I highly recommend this blade to anyone who wants exceptional speed and control without breaking the bank.