Voltric Z-Force II LD White
Model VTZF2LD-W · Lin Dan
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Where to find it
The ghost in the collection: Voltric Z-Force II LD White
The rarest of three
Of all the Lin Dan signature Voltric Z-Force II colorways, the White is the one collectors talk about in hushed tones. Released in 2016 exclusively through the Japan domestic market, it was never offered through standard international distribution channels — making it the rarest of the three LD colorways despite sharing identical specifications with the Red and Yellow variants.
The platform
The frame is the same weapon-grade platform Lin Dan used to win the 2015 All England Championship: Extra Stiff flex, HM Graphite construction with NANOMETRIC technology, Sound Filter for maximised hitting acoustics, and Tri-iBumper tungsten-infused grommets to lock down energy transfer at impact. What makes the White different isn't performance — it's provenance. The clean white finish with gold and red Lin Dan branding was produced in extremely limited numbers and was never restocked after initial sellout.
What the White means for collectors
Secondary market prices have held steady at $1,288, suggesting collectors are buying to hold rather than flip. Deadstock unstrung examples in original packaging are exceptionally difficult to source. If the Yellow and Red are the accessible entry points into the LD colorway trilogy, the White is the endgame piece. Many serious collections display all three together — and incomplete sets trade at meaningful discounts.
All three LD colorways share identical specs — the white finish with gold and red LD branding is the primary identifier. Authentic units are Made in Japan only; any other origin is a counterfeit tell. JP-coded packaging preferred. Tri-iBumper grommets should show dual-layer construction at the throat. Extra Slim Shaft narrower than standard VT models.
The rarest standard LD signature piece. Fixed supply, no restock possible. Buy any mint unstrung example under $1,400 without hesitation.
Prices last updated March 2026. All data based on tracked secondary market transactions.