Description
A Blade Structure Used By Many Top Players Including Fan Zhendong
The blade named after and used by the 2023 World Champion, FAN Zhendong. Equipped with Arylate-Carbon, the flexibility, ease of use, and bounce provide an excellent balance between offensive and defensive play. The high performance of the Viscaria plywood structure has been proven time and time again and many world class players continue to use it with fantastic success.
- Reaction: 11.8
- Vibration: 10.3
- Plies: 5W+2ALC
- Blade Thickness: 5.8 mm
- Blade Size: 157×150 mm
- FL Handle Size: 100×25 mm
- ST Handle Size: 100×23 mm
- Made in Japan
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justcube4002 –
Obviously, this blade is blowing up now because it is advertised and named after world number 1, and in my opinion, best player ever: Fan ZhenDong. Comparing it to regular viscaria since they are both ALC blades with same composition. I feel like FZDALC is more controllable, but a bit lacking in speed compared to the viscaria. Both generate good amounts of spin, but sometimes it depends on the rubber and traction choices too. For rubber choices, recommend harder rubbers (I use T05H) on FH, and Medium to Medium-Hard rubbers (I use T64/ T19). For intermediate players, use Donic Baracuda both sides you won’t regret that decision.
Kinocchio –
After 4 years playing a DHS Malong 3 (7ply all wood) i felt that it was time to try something new. The ML Long 3 is a fantastic blade with lots of feeling and the speed was good, however it has not that sharp edge that could make a difference of finishing the point. One of my friend changed to an Innerfirce ALC blade, which was astonishing well control and has the potential to make a difference. The FZD ALC is more direct compared to the ML3 and Innerforce ALC. It didn’t expect that for such an offensive blade the control (it grabs the ball for a moment) and release the power when you strike hard or put the ball short and low (just over the net) if needed. And the is quite remarkable because I’m playing with T05, which is known for its bounciness. On my fh I played with dignics 80. Which on a ML3 blade was purely a rocket. But with the FZD ALC blade I can generate more spin (due to that noticable moment of grap and relese). BH Chiquita is direct and could be dangerous fast. FH mid distance loop is easily due to the built in grap and power release. Service is extremely spinny (due to that grab aspect )