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It's like a shovel. It will break other rackets but never make a dent on itself. Rock solid.

@@quicksmash amazing can you give me that?

@@quicksmash I will pay you reasonable amount

closer to sweet spot and the power is more condensed than a typical isometric

@@Awtor801 i know power is alot in a compact frame but can any player hit sweetspot easily everytime of this racket?

@@Awtor801 please answer this question the Apacs website says this z-ziggler is even balance but people say it is slightly head heavy what is your opinion is it beacuse of the power assist grommets on head?. is it easy to do defense , drives in fast rallies ? is the sweetspot bigger or smalller?

@@raoanwar178 slightly heavy is basically borderline between even balanced and head heavy in my experience. I have a similar racket which is the apacs slayer 80 having a slightly head heavy feel. The plastic grommets in a quad position has nothing to do with the heaviness and has more to do with how thick the racket is overall. I'd say the z ziggler limited is more of an astrox 88d 2nd gen or a tk ryuga 1. And also the plastic grommets are there for the same stuff like durability and reduced vibration. Rackets with interconnected grommets are deliciously good for smashing combined with having a thin frame AND SHAFT, which the z ziggler has.

@@raoanwar178 in terms of defense, surprisingly it is actually good on fast exchanges. Not as good as head light rackets but because it's slightly head heavy, it's like having a balanced racket with extra oomph on the power. The sweetspot is smaller than a normal isometric but is more accessible if you're already comfortable with hitting the string bed consistently. So in short; isometric: bigger sweet spot, forgiving, less power because string bed is evenly spread. compact isometric: smaller sweet spot, less forgiving so you're prone to errors, but more significant power because the string bed is more condensed combined with the sweet spot being more accessible for consistent hit

Good racket, i have it.

G5

G5

Been using it as my main for 2 months now. It's very similar to Apacs Z-ziggler which is also inspired by the Voltric ZF2. I prefer the Z-Ziggler better.

Oowh Really? Goh V Shem not even using this racket 😂. Pro smasher using 100zz and thruster ryuga

Please reply 🙏🙏😭🙏😭🙏

Still good. I string at 28 lbs(aerobite)

BG66 Ultimax(0.65mm) Good repulsion

What tension do you have

@@danielg2608 28lbs

@@quicksmashthe feeling of BG 66 Ultimax is top notch 👍🏼

about 170$

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