INNERFORCE LAYER ALC.S

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[Hardness] Little soft
[Performance] Control and Spin are excellent.

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Averages reviews points

Evaluation: 8.98 / 10

Number of review: 63

Speed：6.84
Spin：9.02
Control：9.21

: • Great for players playing close to mid distance to the table.
• Ideal for strong first ball attacks.
• Easier to create spin on the ball.
• Easy tp 'hold' the ball on the racket.
• Arylate Carbon technology

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Specifications

Producer: Butterfly

Product code: 36861,36864,36862

Speed: 10.1

Touch: 8.4

Size: 157 × 150mm

Weight: 87g

Material: 5W+2AC (Wood, ALC, 7 ply wood)

Thickness: 5.5mm

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seisei Excellent stability

Racket is the plate thickness is thin due or lightly swing Without easy. Chujin is from if you do not go out power until there is stable. It is front-end easy to do is play fast pitch from the bench technology in. All of It is recommended for players who seek a sense of stability to play.

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2016/12/16

Overall	8/10
Speed	4
Spin	9
Control	8
Touch	10
Hardness	Little soft

Recommended rubber (Forehand) Fastarc G-1

Recommended rubber (Backhand) GFT45

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Lost in the second round （Experience：２〜３ years） Maybe it will fly if you hook it?

As someone who uses a ball-spinning style, I found it a little difficult to use. It produces good balls with a spinning drive, but when hitting the ball with a ball-spinning style, I felt like it didn't bounce very much unless I used about 90% of the power. I think it would be recommended for players who want to gain control with a non-bouncing racket, or for players who prioritize spin.

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2025/08/21

Overall	10/10
Speed	4
Spin	6
Control	7
Touch	5
Hardness	Little soft

Recommended rubber (Forehand) GLAYZER

Recommended rubber (Backhand) GLAYZER

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（Experience：４〜５ years） Great for beginners to special material rackets

I used the FL85G product.

It's an easy-to-handle carbon racket with a board thickness of 5.5mm and a supple feel.
I recommend it as an introduction to special materials for those who like the thick grips of the Inner Force series.
The biggest difference between this and the fiber-only series, which is also cited as an introduction to similar special materials, is that the feel of the ball changes significantly between light and strong hits.

Personally, I like the fact that the base material is spruce instead of the usual Inner ALC, which shows the manufacturer's attention to detail.

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2025/04/14

Overall	8/10
Speed	5
Spin	9
Control	10
Touch	7
Hardness	Little soft

Recommended rubber (Forehand) RAKZA XX

Recommended rubber (Backhand) Rakza X

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n. （Experience：４〜５ years）

I chose it as my first carbon racket.
Even when I transitioned from a plywood racket, I didn't get too much fly. Recommended as an introductory carbon racket.

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2024/01/18

Overall	8/10
Speed	8
Spin	8
Control	8
Touch	7
Hardness	Little soft

Recommended rubber (Forehand) TENERGY 05

Recommended rubber (Backhand) RASANTER R48

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Nakagawa

I'm a rotary type and it fit me perfectly. However, it was difficult to get the speed. Dignics becomes easier to use.

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2023/12/16

Overall	8/10
Speed	6
Spin	9
Control	8
Touch	7
Hardness	Little soft

Recommended rubber (Forehand) DIGNICS 05

Recommended rubber (Backhand) DIGNICS 80

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MC （Experience：２〜３ years） I like the feel of the shot.

I bought it at an international table tennis store in Tokyo.
The racket's board is thin, so even though it contains carbon, it's not as strong as wood, but it suppresses the momentum and makes it easier to spin.
The ball is less likely to get blown away and I can now hit downward rotation drives with all my might.
Smash and meat hitting feel like Mace Advance < Layer ALC.S < Layer ALC.
Although it is my preference, I think that by using soft rubber, the racket has a good feel at impact and an excellent sense of stability.
If the back is made of rubber that doesn't fly easily, there will likely be more net mistakes, so be careful!

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2023/11/21

Overall	9/10
Speed	7
Spin	10
Control	10
Touch	10
Hardness	Little soft

Recommended rubber (Forehand) GLAYZER

Recommended rubber (Backhand) Rakza 7 Soft

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The K

Purchased to level up from a beginner's wood racket. You might think that it is lighter than ALC because the board is thinner, but you need to be careful because the weight is only 1 gram different. Of course it's heavier than the five-ply plywood wood, but even with heavy rubber on it, I think a man of high school age or older will be able to swing it without difficulty. Since the board is thin, I feel that it is a little lacking in power when it comes to inquiries at the rear, but I feel that the bench technique and control are good. I haven't tried ALC, so I can't compare, but I think ALC.S is for people who want to spin in the front, and ALC is for people who want power. (I chose alc.s because a lot of people use alc and I didn't want to worry about it.I recommend everyone to try it out before buying.)

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2023/11/21