Dingo Swiss Blades

The handle (mine is flared) is really comfortable. Dingo Swiss Alluminum Off is much lighter than ZJK SZLC and gave me good balance feeling after glueing heavy rubbers TZU and TZU SF 2.0.

The blade is much lighter and softer than ZJK SZLC so for the first half hour with this blade, I naturally put more power than I did with ZJK SZLC and sent many balls off the table. As I already get used to many hard and fast blades, the Dingo Swiss Alluminum Off gave me very special feelings as it had the feeling of all wood blade with a lot of control, and dwell, but still very fast and powerful.

I had my Dingo Swiss Aluminum tested by three coaches at the club, they are all impressed with the capabilities of the blade. Mai Thy, a  coach, a veteran of national table tennis team, one of National Female Single Champions, liked it very much. She commented that Dingo Swiss Aluminum Off is an excellent blade, good feelings, fast and spiny. Very good for short game and mid distance rallies; service, smash, loops, blocking are all good. Dingo Swiss Aluminum however is inferior to ZJK Super ZLC in rallies far from table from her point of view.  She was very surprised when knowing about the price. For her, based on price vs quality, the blade can be considered a much better choice than the expensive ZJK Super ZLC. She however did not like my combo and prefer a different setup.

I am now happy with Dingo Swiss Alluminum Off with Tenzone Ultra SF 2.0 on FH and Tibhar Quantum S 2.0 on BH. This has become my main racket now, putting the ZJK Super ZLC to the backup position.