Z force 2 vs Z force 2 LCW Vs Z force 2 LD

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  1. Ferrerkiko

    Ferrerkiko Regular Member

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    [h=2]VOLTRIC Z-FORCE Ⅱ

    Description:

    The thinnest ever shaft and improved TRI-VOLTAGE SYSTEM increases the smash energy.

    Item Code: VTZF2

    Flex: Extra Stiff
    Frame: H.M. Graphite, Sound Filter, NANOMETRIC, Tungsten
    Shaft: H.M. Graphite, EX-HMG, NANOMETRIC
    Weight / Grip Size: 4U (Ave.83g) G4,5, 3U (Ave.88g) G4,5
    Stringing Advice: 4U 20-27 lbs, 3U 20-28 lbs
    Colour: Black/Black[/h]
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    VOLTRIC Z-FORCE Ⅱ LCW
    Description: The thinnest ever shaft and improved TRI-VOLTAGE SYSTEM increases the smash energy.
    Item Code: VTZF2LCW
    Flex: Extra Stiff
    Frame: H.M. Graphite, Sound Filter, NANOMETRIC, Tungsten
    Shaft: H.M. Graphite, EX-HMG, NANOMETRIC
    Weight / Grip Size: 3U (Ave.88g) G4,5
    Colour: Dark Pink
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    [h=2]VOLTRIC Z-FORCE Ⅱ LD

    Description: The thinnest ever shaft and improved TRI-VOLTAGE SYSTEM increases the smash energy.

    Item Code: VTZF2LD
    Flex: Extra Stiff
    Frame: H.M. Graphite, Sound Filter, NANOMETRIC, Tungsten
    Shaft: H.M. Graphite, EX-HMG, NANOMETRIC
    Weight / Grip Size: 4U (Ave.83g) G4,5 3U (Ave.88g) G4,5
    Stringing Advice: 4U 20-27 lbs, 3U 20-28 lbs
    Colour: Yellow[/h]
    Personally I feel these 3 rackets no difference in terms of spec, except color, any fans here can give your opinions. Thanks
     
    #1 Ferrerkiko, May 5, 2015
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    R20190 Regular Member

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    Isn't this obvious? Does it really warrant a thread?
     
    #2 R20190, May 5, 2015
  3. racketman123

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    Yes, agreed. These are all clearly the exact same racket but with a different paint job.
     
    #3 racketman123, May 5, 2015
  4. Siege

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    A few have said the LCW edition feels better than the normal ZF2.
     
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    Must be the power of LCW infused in the racket !!!!
     
    #5 racketman123, May 6, 2015
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    Don't feed the troll!
     
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