Butterfly Effort 70th Anniversary

All-wood
88 grams1356 Hz
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Blade description:

This blade is a limited-edition composite model featuring a 5+2 construction that incorporates Arylate-Carbon (ALC) layers. Its design is defined by a thick Hinoki outer ply, which significantly influences the blade’s touch and feel. By positioning the carbon layers closer to the core than in traditional outer-carbon blades, it bridges the gap between modern “inner” and “outer” carbon technologies, resulting in a distinct balance of stability and touch.

Playing Characteristics

  • Feel and Feedback: The combination of the Hinoki outer ply and ALC provides a unique tactile experience. It minimizes excessive vibration while avoiding the stiff, “glassy” sensation often associated with other carbon blades.
  • Performance: The blade is noted for its high-gear versatility, capable of supporting both aggressive spin-based loop play and precise short-game maneuvers like flicks and blocks. Its performance remains consistent when transitioning from close-to-the-table play to mid-distance rallies.
  • Weight and Build: Built with a focus on high-quality craftsmanship, the blade is characterized by a premium finish and traditional aesthetic. Weight distribution and overall construction reflect a specialized production process, though individual feedback on its speed and controllability varies significantly depending on the user’s preferred playstyle and technical requirements.

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Recent Reviews

#1February 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.

#2August 2021

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

#3June 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… ???..

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