Xiom Ice Cream AZX

The defining feature is its asymmetrical construction. It uses Arylate Carbon (ALC) on one side and Zephylium Carbon (ZLC) on the other, allowing you to switch between two distinct playing characteristics—such as a higher arc or a flatter, more direct trajectory—simply by flipping the paddle.

This blade is built for dynamic, two-winged loopers who want versatility. It suits players who need a stable, spin-oriented forehand and a faster, more direct backhand, or vice versa, without needing to switch paddles during a match.

The Koto outer ply provides a crisp, sharp, and direct feel upon contact. It is a popular choice for offensive players because it offers excellent feedback and speed, making it easier to execute aggressive shots with precision.

Yes, the Ice Cream AZX was specifically engineered to optimize performance with modern plastic balls. Its seven-ply composition provides the necessary power and speed to compensate for the lower spin and speed characteristics of the ABS ball.

The blade weighs approximately 86 grams. This is a standard, manageable weight for an offensive blade, providing enough mass for power while remaining agile enough for quick exchanges at the table.

While it is versatile, it performs best in the hands of an intermediate to advanced player who understands how to utilize different carbon properties. Because it offers distinct feels on each side, it rewards players who are intentional about which side they use for specific strokes.