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It was an 85.3g club.
Overall, it didn't seem to fly very far.
When I hit it lightly, it felt soft, and when I hit it hard, I felt the ball leave the club quickly, but it didn't seem to fly that far.
When I drove from the middle of the court, the ball flew off before I could put enough spin on it, resulting in a straight shot.
As a result, I felt it would be difficult for those who are used to hitting inside clubs and want to put spin on them to get the ball far.
However, when using it from the front of the court, I was very impressed, and I thought it would be good if I could remember to hit it just before the peak to counter underspin, and to swing compactly to counter topspin.
Overall, I felt it was a good introduction to outside clubs, but it didn't suit my playing style.

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I think the Outer Force ALC is a really good racket.

It says that it doesn't spin much, but it actually spins quite a lot and the speed was even better than I expected.

It's relatively easy to control, and the feel of the ball felt a bit like hitting with wood (although I have side tape on my side, so I don't know for sure).

Overall, it may be slightly inferior to the Fan Zhendong ALC or Harimoto ALC, but I think it's a racket that far exceeds its numerical value.

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First of all, the wood is soft, so I compared it with Butterfly's other outer alc (Zhang Jike), but the Outer Force makes a knocking sound with the wood. (On the other hand, Zhang Jike is made of hard wood, so you can hear the sound of the alc material.)
So I think people who don't like the sound of the ball hitting it will hate it.
As for the speed, it is naturally slower than Butterfly's outer alc. It is faster than the inner.
I thought it was an outer that was easier to handle, but it flies surprisingly straight, so you need to be conscious of creating the rotation yourself. (It felt more straight than Zhang Jike and had a lower arc)
The rotation is decent. With Zhang Jike, if you grab it tightly in an instant and apply it, it will spin a lot, but I didn't like the feeling that the Outer Force was a clumsy application, probably because the wood is soft.
As a result, I thought that the Butterfly outer was just easier to handle, but that's not the case at all, and it feels like a different racket.
I think Zhang Jike is overwhelmingly better, so I'm selling the Outer Force, even though I've only used it once.

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