Lemuria Black GOLD (ALCZLC)

Update (to Oct. 2020) I have to honestly admit that I didn't spend much time with this blade at the time. - ... or at least not so intense that I would have noticed the difference in speed between the two sides !!! This blade has significantly more speed on the ALC side (9,3) than on the ZLC side (9,2), which I finally only noticed when testing without rubbers. Facts: my selected (extra light) blade with FL handle (... for normal male hands) weighs 83 grams. The club face is 150 x 157 mm. I bought it about "aliexpress.com" in China, at "Table Tennis Store". When I held this blade in my hand for the first time, I initially looked in vain for the ALC layer. Because I couldn't see her right away, I picked up a grater and started filing the upper part of my club face. I "found" her immediately! ... shimmering blue, directly under the ebony outer veneer, where she should be. What immediately noticeable is, that the sweet spot on the ALC layer side is smaller, than on the ZLC side. He is too, in relation to my other ALC blades, a bit smaller. The sound, that the blade produces on the ZLC side, could well be described as “crisp”. On this side the feedback feels slightly harder and more direct, but the speed seems to be higher on the ALC side !!! The hardness of the blade is in the middle between hard and medium hard. Conclusion: this blade is definitely recommended !!! ... maybe too from STUOR. ;-P