Butterfly Effort 70th Anniversary

≈ 88 grams ≈ 1356 Hz

Blade description:

Introducing the Butterfly Effort 70th Anniversary blade, a true masterpiece celebrating Butterfly's remarkable journey in the world of table tennis. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this 7-ply blade showcases a harmonious blend of speed, control, and consistency, making it a versatile choice for players of all levels.

With a speed rating of 8.5 and a control rating of 8.4, the Effort 70th Anniversary blade strikes a perfect balance between power and precision. Its 5.9mm thickness and stiffness rating of 5 contribute to its exceptional feel and responsiveness, allowing for both dynamic attacking play and controlled defensive shots. The blade's hardness rating of 4.1 provides a solid foundation for generating powerful strokes while maintaining a forgiving touch.

Based on forum reviews, the Butterfly Effort 70th Anniversary blade is highly regarded for its consistency and versatility. Players appreciate its ability to handle a wide range of playing styles, from aggressive topspin rallies to delicate touch shots. The blade's sweet spot is generous, providing a forgiving feel even on off-center hits.

The 7-ply construction of the Effort 70th Anniversary blade features a combination of carefully selected wood species, including limba, ayous, and kiri. This combination results in a blade that is both lightweight and durable, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.

Overall, the Butterfly Effort 70th Anniversary blade is a fitting tribute to Butterfly's 70-year legacy of excellence. It is a well-rounded blade that offers a combination of speed, control, and consistency, making it a top choice for players seeking a versatile and high-performance blade.

Recent Reviews

#1 — February 2022

I bought it for 700 zl and I’m selling it for 1800 zl, a racket with no feel, what don’t you understand? Greetings to my fellow players.

#2 — August 2021

Paid $500 for this blade and it was the worst money I’ve ever spent.

#3 — June 2021

Hey. I currently use Harimoto ALC, Timo Boll ALC, and Viscaria. These blades feel and act perfectly, especially the Viscaria. I bought this blade thinking the quality and the way it would act would be the same since it’s from the same group, but it ended up being a waste of money. The ball acts bouncy and is uncontrollable. I gave this blade to a few top players in my club, and they all agree it’s a below-par blade. One of them compared it to a supermarket brand blade. I eventually was able to sell it off. The only good thing about the blade is that it looks like it has good craftsmanship. However, the layers of the wood just don’t work well. All of my bats have Tenergy 05 FX on the forehand and Tenergy 64 on the backhand. Special edition… ???…