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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Ray Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03/23/2021 at 6:47am
New Darker blades:

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Aqua Selas CNF
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Liberta Glorious
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Any more information on the Glorious?
I see the Glorious on sale on TT11, I can't find any review or further information about it.
Iruiru doesn't seem to have it yet (unless I'm blind)
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Originally posted by stiltt stiltt wrote:

As an Apolonia ZLC fan, the Franziska Innerforce ZLC caught my eye. So now we have in that construction:

They have all limba outer. Are core and medial plies made out the same material, no matter thicknesses?

They already have enough IF ZLC blades to start a collection :)

I played a lot with the original slightly bigger IF ZLC and now with the Apolonia. I have no doubt IF ZLC construction is a winning formula for beginner to intermediate club players. Slow enough to learn fine with slower more controllable rubbers all the way to where they want. 

Hypothesis: The top players go more towards ALC the same way tennis pros go with higher tension: since they have strength and speed in reserve, they prefer predictability with higher tension even though it requires more force into the stroke. The tt pro will prefer ALC for the same reason: less dwell, less elasticity gives more control despite the required additional muscle which they do not lack.

Played with the new Franziska ZLC

more dwell than apolonia and a little bit more balance (slightly less head heavy)

Can’t comment on everything else yet because of different FH rubbers; once fh rubber comes I’ll transfer rubbers directly to the Franziska ZLC to get an accurate comparison 

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