Butterfly Hadraw 5

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#1June 2025

Bastante controle com D09cRozena, mas faltava um pouco de potência pra finalizar os pontos.

#2June 2025

Control and slightly attacking playing style. Five carefully selected layers. Firm and responsive feel. Koto outer layers for precise touch with the ball and a satisfying click sound. Kiri inner core for blade control and excellent ball dwell time. Aggressive topspin, strong smashes, and decent blocks. Slight head-balancing provides stability. My version is 90g. Suitable for players with a fast attacking style, control, and versatility. It looks very nice. Recommend.

#3June 2025

Best blade I have ever used. The balance is just perfect, it feels very light, and has insane control even though it can produce a lot of power. Blocks are out of this world. A perfect blade from BTY.

#4June 2025

Same blade as Viscaria, just without the ALC. The Viscaria feels with better control and less bouncy, maybe because of the ALC that acts like a cushion that damps the vibrations.

#5June 2024

Nice finish, as expected from BTY. Great near and over the table. Away from the table, it loses power. Has decent power, good for blocking. Bit pricey, about 70 euros. It looks very nice. YEO has a crispier feeling, better power, and lower price.

#6May 2024

Nous avons là un bois bien équilibré. Beaucoup de sécurité dans le jeu, tous les coups sont facilement réalisables. Je précise que je joue avec un Curl en revers et cela fonctionne très bien. Autant en jeu agressif à la table qu’en défense classique. Assez rapide pour jouer en top à mi-distance. Je cherchais un bois pour remplacer mon Xiom Offensive S que je trouvais vraiment top! Seulement, ma prise de raquette avec le manche droit trop large me gênait. Avec le Hadraw 5 (ST) c’est parfait.

#7May 2024

The blade has a very good balance. At 84.7 grams it feels light and easy to block with. It is convenient to create rotation, and in general, it is a good base with sufficient speed. I use the Rozena Max on the forehand and Glayzer 1.9mm on the backhand.

#8May 2024

A great surprise. After years playing with arylate or carbon blades, I tried this new one and only can say it’s perfect. It’s like a Korbel or Primorac blade, but faster and with more control. Doing topspin forehand and backhand, you can feel the ball in every moment. And also the design looks so nice. I think this is my new blade for the next years. My blade weight is 90g. I tried others in 84 or 85, and maybe they are too slow. If you are looking for a faster blade with maximum vibration, this is your opportunity.

#9April 2024

The best blade I’ve tried before. I have tried Andro Gauzy series blades, I used Butterfly Petr Korbel (made in Japan) for about two years, and TSP Swat Carbon most recently. And when I saw the new blade advertised by Butterfly, somehow I felt that I had to try it. And here, I can safely say that this is the best blade in my opinion out of everything I’ve tried. And this time, I decided to try completely different rubbers, so I glued together with Tenergy 05 (FH) and Glayzer (BH) and this combination suits very well with the Hadraw 5 blade. I played before with Tenergy 80 (FH) and Tenergy 05FX (BH). My game improved immediately, control is amazing, topspin very precise and accurate, I can place the ball exactly where I want on the table, even my trainer said, “Where have you improved so much? Your topspin from FH is very strong and spins hard.” So, woody feelings (what I like the most), strong topspin, speed more than enough, very good control, nice design and quality. 10 points for Butterfly Hadraw 5.

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