Hitting a wall's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U20 |
| Experience | ６〜１０ years |
User review
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2024/04/26
Many other people have reviewed the performance of the blade, so I will write about my impressions of the other parts.
-Grip shape
Compared to other Butterfly FLs, it is wider and thinner. It is recommended to hold it once and check it before purchasing.-Blade size (158 x 152 mm)
The Timo Boll ALC, also from Butterfly, is 157 x 150 mm, which is larger overall. While the sweet spot is wider, the weight of the entire racket tends to become heavier when rubber is attached.-Weight (average 93 g)
Heavy for a 5-ply wood. Due to the special grip shape and large blade size, the center of gravity tends to be at the tip, so it feels heavier than its actual weight. Players with a certain amount of power and swing speed can hit powerful balls by utilizing the weight. On the other hand, players who are not confident in their power will find it easier to handle rackets such as Hadlow 5, Farsima, and Mace Advice.-Rubber
Since the racket is soft, a rubber that is not too soft is a good match. For intermediate players, we recommend rubbers that meet the Japanese standard of 35 degrees or more (such as Rosena) or the German standard of 45 degrees or more (such as Fastarc C-1).Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
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