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Victas ZX-Gear In

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Victas ZX-Gear In is a new high-control premium blade designed for use with the new plastic ball. The innovative new Zexion® carbon fiber is placed directly on the core ply provides for a perfect combination of high power and unbelievable control. This highly elastic carbon fiber optimizes energy transfer upon ball contact and increases flexibility and elasticity of this extraordinary offensive. In aggressive attacks, the ZX-Gear In provides for both fantastic speed and spin and consistently high control.

ZX-Gear In is part of the Victas ZX Family of blades. A new sensory carbon wood that uses the latest high-elasticity fiber “Zexion®” that balances power and operability, combined with an excellent high-elasticity fiber “Zexion®.” A lineup of three-blade types that allows you to choose the feel of the ball that suits your play style.

Country of Manufacturer: Japan
Blade Type: Offensive Plus
Ply: Wood 5, Carbon 2
Racket Head Size: 157mm x 150mm
Racket Grip Size: 100mm x 24mm (FL) / 23mm (ST)
Thickness: 5.9mm

Speed: 89
Control: 80
Weight: 89g

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Reviews of Victas ZX-Gear In (6)

My second paddle. I glued Rakza ZEH and Ventus and became my favorite training tool. Compared to B Harimoto ALC, ZXGi is slower but it grabs the ball better when hitting hard. Strong shots are more safer and stable. It feels like Korbel with more punch.
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I have two of these blades and they seem identical. I usually prefer 7 ply wood, but wanted to try an inner carbon blade and this is what I got. I play with LP on the backhand side and I will say the control, ability to chop and place the ball are all exceptional for a blade of this speed. On the forehand side it is mainly a control blade, until my opponent hits hard or I try to open up and then the speed kicks in. The feel is not as good as a most of the 7 ply wood blades I own, but the control on my BH side is as good or even better than 7 ply wood. Fit and finish are good, but not superior. I definitely recommend. I wonder about the playing quality of the gear fiber only version of this blade. Recommended for LP players for sure.
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Harder than traditional inner carbon fiber, it is more Like a long 5 with better in backhand and slight worse is forehand, very good backhand control
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i'm ten years 5 ply blades user. zx gear in is the first composite blade i really liked. it has very nice touch and control similar to fast 5 ply allwood. after few sessions i decided to convert to it. it is easy to loop blade like my beloved YSE but has the power for counter looping from a distance.
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I would call this a control looping blade. I have power only when I want it. The speed and spin are there when looping but otherwise the bounce is toned down and controlled. Granted, you have to swing, so it is suited for loopers.

This is a flexible composite blade. Two limba layers, then a zylon/carbon weave "Zexion" layer next to the core, hence the "IN". The finish quality is very high. There are no asymmetries, all the layers have even thickness all throughout. The FL handle has a nice shape, slightly bigger and more squared than HL5. It is on the heavier side, mine weighing 90g. The bounce has a sturdy, muted, woody sound. Overall it feels hefty and sturdy when I hold it, like a good tool.

I currently use a lightly boosted h3 on fh, and rakza7 on bh. It has high throw angle, consistent large sweet spot, and wooden feel. If the ball bounces farther from the center, you can feel the difference, but the bounce remains consistent. You get a LOT of Speed + Spin by looping. Smashes are not very fast. It seems like the zylon/carbon layer only activates parallel to the blade (spin/brush) and not very much perpendicularly (smash/hit). This gives "power only when needed" kind of control. With correct form, you can simply "unleash" on the ball and it will 100% go in, great for when you start to move away from the table. Great at blocking and counter looping because the perpendicular component of the incoming ball is absorbed (like in the smashes). I can really hit over the top of the ball without it going into the net. You can even attack against underspin this way too, so over the table shots are much easier, including fh. Also, it's easy to keep pushes short, low, and spinny.

My friend who uses HL5 says they are similar. He felt ZX-in had not as much speed when he got farther from the table. Compared to Yasaka Ma Lin Carbon, yet another "inner" carbon blade, ZX-in has more dwell and higher throw angle. I'm able to hit more over the top of the ball.
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