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Orgo-Life the new way to the future Advertising by Adpathwaysorry to shoot you down but i'm failing to see the difference versus the current 100zz (https://www.yonex.com/ax100zz)
the weight is misclassified as 4u (>80g) but it's really a 5u (<80g).
The balance point, length, shaft, stiffness, construction, frame profile, power assist bumper are all identical.
and the 100zz is a compact head, it's unlikely to increase forgiveness/sweet spot as turning it into a regular size will reduce speed.
however, it does show how well designed the 100zz really is
The Z series are meant for advanced/pro players. If you want a more forgiving racket, you can go for the Game/Play versions.
Arcsaber Z Slash, Nanoray Z Speed, Voltric Z Force II, Duora Z speed, Astrox 100 ZZ, Nanoflare 1000Z are all compact head. I don't see why they would release a Z racket with a larger head in mind or make it easier to play.

















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