So sánh doura 10 và z force32

- This was my friends question, he asked this question by my account. He won't take my advice of using the Duora Z Strike, so he told me he want's to ask all of you guys and then decide.

Thanks!!

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  I've tried all 3 and play doubles as well. IMO all 3 are quite different compared to each other. Out of those 3, I liked Duora ZS the best and purchased it. Its slightly head heavy and to me, it feels the weight is perfectly balanced throughout the racket. I really like feel of the racket in my hand as well, offers good control and power.

I would suggest that your friend try all 3 of those before deciding on one. Although DuoZS seems perfect for singles and doubles as well.

> have tried all three, currently using zf2 and duo10lcw.

both are very different rackets from each other and i feel more comfortable with zf2 and getting power and defence easily on point. my smashes are good enough with no lack in power and follow through motion. duo10 is a very different racket with less solid feel and thats that to it. no lack of power with any racket. And speed is player dependent, cant really say what racket is fast and by how much. didnt saw any lack of speed and swing speed. all rackets were of varying level of stiffness but were stiff, i get plenty from my relatively longer swing motion! hope that helps. ALL three of the rackets are good, and very good. all three rackets are very different from each other. apples and oranges. go for racket which appeals you most, appeals your game most and appeals to your skills most. at the end of the Racket chooses you!!!

Joined: Jul 16, 2015 Messages: 540 Likes Received: 453 Location: Netherlands I don't really know what to make of "extremely good in singles", but here we go..

I play doubles and singles, I got me some DZS's because FOR ME it was fast enough for doubles and rock solid in singles. If I were only playing doubles I would maybe get a different racket that is a little bit faster, still. The ZFII is way too slow for me for doubles (4u is alright, but not great for singles). I would swing towards the D10 if you find it powerfull enough (also closest to your ARC10) or DZS for more stability and power (but slightly slower I guess).

At the end of the day: try before you buy

(PS: I had to get used to the DZS for a week or two before we really clicked)

Joined: Mar 1, 2017 Messages: 2,038 Likes Received: 610 Occupation: Student Location: Earth This. In that hypothetical scenario it makes more sense to look at N9ii, Jetspeed 10 3u, Arcsaber 11 and maybe an Astrox 77 from the praise I hear than Z Force II (unless we are talking about 4u). I was just playing with an arc 10 yesterday and that felt like a better racket for doubles than my ZFII / Z Strike / Duora 10 personally. I also prefer 9900 instead of the three others as it feels faster on defense.

If I do really have to choose then right now I'd choose Z Strike. Fast enough and wonderfully stiff due to being less head heavier.

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First, you need to know what u really need? Since you're from Arc Saber 10, do you really enjoy of playing with ur current racket ? or u find it's just right but not perfect enough for you ?

Duora 10 - Balanced with mid flex shaft (Good for doubles) ZFII - HH with stiff shaft (Definitely not for doubles) DZS - Balanced with extra stiff shaft (Good for doubles)

So it's goes to D10 & DZS left. Do you smash often ? Are you control type of skillful player ? If yes. Goes to DZS.

That's it.

PS : I own 5's of DZS. It's my favourite & perfect racket.

> My friend said-

He liked the Arcsaber 10, but he wants to move on, he feels like he needs a challenge to get adopted to a different racket. He used to do crazy jump smashes, but he rarely does them now due to his injury. He is a hard hitter and extremely aggressive. But he is not very sure yet because he heard loads of craps about Z Strike, so he is waiting for atleast 5 more replies. His next tournament is in February so he got lots of time. He said he will be going doubles. And his tournments are nothing special, its just something where the best club members play against another club and then the winner versus the city champion. But it isn't that hard as it sounds. Also, he prefers only Yonex, because he mentally doesn't like other brands. Even though he knows they are good.

Joined: Sep 26, 2017 Messages: 46 Likes Received: 12 Location: USA Give Li Ning N9II or N7II a try as well if you can

> Well he should but he prefers only Yonex. > Could you elaborate more about bad things he heard about DZS? I was ZF2 user and have been using DZS for 3-4 months now . I believe , it has been made a scapegoat by people who have not been able to use it properly. You can manoeuvre it easily for doubles ,and due to stiff shaft and slight head heaviness, it is good for control and smashes too.

People here, even sellers , have stopped stocking it but I will get a new one whenever my faithful breaks , hope this helps.

> exactly the same thing about all compact heads. people arent spending time with their rackets, are not finding time to understand and getting used to their axe. they are expecting magic right from the box. no! it takes time. similar thing happened with zspeed as well. Verdict was out too soon, which gave a bad name to the racket. I didnt find any lack of power and playability in zspeed.

i downgraded from zf2 to vt80etune. i am having same problems as i havent had enough time to get used to it. rackets are different and some rackets need extra time to get out best from them. zstrike similar thing. its off when compared with different rackets. but when you understand the racket enough. its no less.

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