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ZENITH ZC 5,7 [OFF+] top-boosted

ZENITH ZC 5.7 is a spin-focused OFF+ handmade table tennis blade in the Palatinus ZC series — a 7-ply build (5 wood + 2 PBO-Carbon) for offensive players who rely on touch, placement and controlled power. 

Its Limba outer ply and top-boosted soft PBO-Carbon provide a connected feel, while the 5.7 mm construction increases dwell time and supports confident spin-oriented play.

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225.00 € 225.00 €
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Meet the ZENITH ZC 5.7, the more flexible version within the ZENITH line, with an OFF+ speed rating — for offensive players who seek a balanced relationship between speed, spin and finesse.

Construction & technology

The ZENITH ZC 5.7 is a 7-ply blade: five wood plies and two soft PBO-Carbon layers, with the composite top-boosted directly beneath a Limba outer ply. The Limba surface already gives a softer, more refined contact than Koto; the thinner 5.7 mm body adds to that, increasing flex, elasticity and dwell time. Together they create a responsive, connected blade that lets the player shape the ball with confidence, while the top-boosted composite keeps the energy transfer efficient when power is applied.

Playing character

This is the most touch-oriented of the ZENITH pair. It is especially well suited to spin-oriented rallies, precise placement and controlled offensive transitions — from measured opening loops to confident drives and well-placed finishing shots. The soft Limba contact and longer dwell make it forgiving and communicative, without losing the offensive direction of the line.

A refined Jun Mizutani alternative

For players familiar with Butterfly Jun Mizutani-type blades or similar Limba outer composite blades, the ZENITH ZC 5.7 offers a handmade alternative in a comparable speed category — keeping the modern offensive direction, but adding more dwell time, a softer contact feel and the individual feedback of a hand-tuned Palatinus blade.

With its softer response and refined feedback, the ZENITH ZC 5.7 offers a composed, connected and highly playable offensive character within the Palatinus ZC series.

Meet the ZENITH ZC 5.7, the more flexible version within the ZENITH line, with an OFF+ speed rating — for offensive players who seek a balanced relationship between speed, spin and finesse.

Construction & technology

The ZENITH ZC 5.7 is a 7-ply blade: five wood plies and two soft PBO-Carbon layers, with the composite top-boosted directly beneath a Limba outer ply. The Limba surface already gives a softer, more refined contact than Koto; the thinner 5.7 mm body adds to that, increasing flex, elasticity and dwell time. Together they create a responsive, connected blade that lets the player shape the ball with confidence, while the top-boosted composite keeps the energy transfer efficient when power is applied.

Playing character

This is the most touch-oriented of the ZENITH pair. It is especially well suited to spin-oriented rallies, precise placement and controlled offensive transitions — from measured opening loops to confident drives and well-placed finishing shots. The soft Limba contact and longer dwell make it forgiving and communicative, without losing the offensive direction of the line.

A refined Jun Mizutani alternative

For players familiar with Butterfly Jun Mizutani-type blades or similar Limba outer composite blades, the ZENITH ZC 5.7 offers a handmade alternative in a comparable speed category — keeping the modern offensive direction, but adding more dwell time, a softer contact feel and the individual feedback of a hand-tuned Palatinus blade.

With its softer response and refined feedback, the ZENITH ZC 5.7 offers a composed, connected and highly playable offensive character within the Palatinus ZC series.

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