I've been using this for the past 7 days and I have to say that this racket is one of the best value for money rackets ever.

• It has a 6.2 Ultra slim shaft which you get in flagship level rackets only nowadays (it's actually 6.1, I scaled it)

• A medium-stiff to stiff, a 7.5 stiffness rather then some websites saying it's medium-flex.

• It has a compact frame which gives better control at the price of a learning curve for people who have never used one.

• It's actually very durable as it supports tension upto 38lbs.

• The grommets (the orange thingy covered by the tape) is actually pretty nice as it absorbs the shock and also the tension remains a little longer and the hit response is superb and also it makes it more durable.

The only con I'd say is that it's kinda hard to get used to for Beginners to low-intermidiates, but other than that it's excellent.

If you want a racket for a budget of between 20-30$

Than you should totally go for this racket.

If you want the balance point to increase I'd recommend Lead Tape or just a electrical black tape you have at your house like I did.

It's balance point is 290±3mm so putting around 3-4 grams of the tape will make it around 310mm minimum and might be around 312mm or 315mm.

Apacs Z-ziggler limited edition 6.2 review