Butterfly Ovtcharov S2
Blade description
The Butterfly Ovtcharov S2 table tennis blade is a 5-ply all-wood blade designed for a versatile playing style. It is constructed with a combination of Kiri, Limba and Koto wood, providing a balanced blend of speed, control and feel. The Kiri core offers a soft touch and good control, while the Limba outer plies add stiffness and power to the blade. The Koto middle ply provides a stable platform for precise shot-making. With a thickness of 5.0mm, the Ovtcharov S2 offers a good balance between speed and control, making it suitable for both offensive and defensive players. Its all-wood construction provides a classic feel and excellent feedback, allowing players to feel the ball's impact and adjust their strokes accordingly. The blade is endorsed by German table tennis player Dimitrij Ovtcharov, known for his all-round playing style and aggressive forehand attacks. Overall, the Butterfly Ovtcharov S2 is a versatile and well-balanced blade that offers a combination of speed, control and feel, making it suitable for a wide range of playing styles.
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Recent Reviews
#1 — March 2026
Excelente madera pura (5 capas) ataque controlado, diría OFF-. Precio y calidad excelente. Puse al S2 Ovtcharov dos Glayzer 09 °C y normal. Antes jugaba (3 años) con ALC Harimoto y dos Dignics 09 °C y 05. Butterfly sitúa la velocidad y toque de esta madera como un ALC/ZLC Harimoto, así que no es lenta. Como madera pura es más suave y agradable que otra madera como un SK7 más duro. En resumen: he ganado mucho control con esta madera, ahora tengo contraataques potentes en la mesa, antes muchos salían. Bloqueo mejor y cuando hay presión estoy más cómodo, me puedo arriesgar y tener iniciativas. Sumado al cambio de gomas (Dignics por Glayzer) he perdido efecto y velocidad, pero el balance es muy positivo. He probado esta madera con Tenergy 080 o 05 o 05FX y Dignics. De momento me quedo con Glayzer 09 °C y normal en BH.
#2 — June 2024
So, I am an intermediate level, and this blade is heavier than the other blade I have, the Primorac Carbon Offensive. This blade (the Ovtcharov S2) has come to me, as it says, with good feedback. I have more feel for heavy topspin openings, which I do apply with some decent speed. On the backhand, I am decent with a smash speed rally, but I don’t have yet that backhand topspin-over-topspin rally quality, but that’s because of my level (beginner). Blocking with FH and BH comes with good control. I wonder if I should purchase a faster rubber on the forehand, which is an Andro Rasanter C42 2.0. So, anyone already nervous to come behind the table? —:)
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