Butterfly Primorac Carbon TAMCA 5000

Cepat dan sensasi hinoki yang lembut dan ringan.

Cocok tipe main cepat dan block serang.

Kalau saya, harus dipadukan dengan spons lembut dan medium.

Kayu yang sangat recommended.

This is a great blade, it has great speed and with the right rubbers, good control. It feels light and fast, if you don’t have good footwork I don’t recommend it. What I don’t like is that its vibration is high, it feels too much when hitting the ball. It takes time to adjust to if you are intermediate, but once you have it, it is lethal.

This is one sweet racket. It offers good speed and surprisingly sublime control. I’ve put Yasaka Mark V on the forehand side and Evolution MX-P on the backhand side. The Mark V slightly slows down the power of this blade, especially with pushes. However, on loops, smashes, and blocks, even with the control-oriented Mark V, I’m able to generate enough speed or spin when I need to, while maintaining excellent control. The backhand with the Evolution MX-P is fast, and control isn’t an issue. Blocking is absolutely terrific with this backhand side (the ball comes off real quick with control), and backhand topspin in a rally is a delight with this blade.

Amazing; buy and try it. The blade delivers full power without sacrificing control. I like it. I use Fastarc G1 on the forehand and yasaka spinate on the backhand. A good combination.

This blade offers an exceptional playing experience, allowing you to keenly sense the ball’s contact with the surface.

While there exist faster blades on the market, none can match the distinct feel provided by Butterfly blades. This particular model stands as Butterfly’s fastest offering, delivering an exhilarating performance. Despite the reduced contact time with the ball, it excels in spin generation when used with a closed racket technique.

We highly recommend this blade to seasoned professional players with over a decade of experience for optimal results.

This blade offers great performance for around $100. It provides as much speed as the newer ZLC blades, but lacks the softer feel of the newer ZLC technology. I rate this blade a perfect 10 because after 15 years of intense table tennis, it has consistently remained in my bag.

In my opinion, it’s an absolute rocket, but requires high-quality strokes to keep the ball on the table. The blade is unforgiving with weak strokes due to its stiffness, demanding precise and consistent execution.

I believe this may be one of the fastest blades offered by Butterfly, making it an excellent bargain at $100. If you’re confident with your strokes and have the ability to grip and brush the ball effectively, this racket is highly recommended.

Currently, I’m using Neo Hurricane 3 39-degree provincial orange 2.15mm boosted on my forehand and Dignics 05 max on the backhand.

Not suitable for competitive modern game, but a fun blade to play or practice with. Tenergery 05 is by far the best rubber to pair it with if you have the skills. Otherwise, softer rubbers would be better.

Edit: Timo Boll uses this blade to win the European Championship and Jonathan Groth is a user as well, which means it might be the new trend to combat the 40+ era.

Not for beginners “absolutely”.

This is my main blade. I use Nittaku Fastarc G-1 for forehand and Donic Baracuda Bigslam for backhand. The consistency between speed and control is very good. However, it is not recommended for beginners. Overall, it is a good blade.

Compared to Sardius, this blade is more controllable and allows for more varied shots. It pairs well with Rakza 7 on the forehand and Donic BlueStorm on the backhand. This combination enables both powerful loops and fast drives. You may need to make slight adjustments to your technique to fully harness the blade’s capabilities.

I’m using it since 2 years with T64fx 2.1 on both sides. Great combination for my offensive play.

Block and control are top, smash top spin too.

Amazing blade, made for looping. Used it with Rakza 7 (red), Rakza 7 soft (black). The handle is unique (flared). Amazing comfort, makes me want to loop everything. You need to close the blade face down - still the shots are fast and deep.

A dependable blade that can mix with different rubbers. Works well with soft to medium rubbers. Very good quality, worth the investment.

A little control, but a beast who is hard to tame. I don’t recommend this blade. It is too fast and results in constant overmiss.

Despite being a little hard and having high speed, this blade also has some decent control because of its outer hinoki layers. It has an average dwell time and a medium throw angle. This blade is good for hitting and placing the ball with velocity. Pair it with good spinny rubbers and train your movements, and you’ll have a great racket.

Powerful blade, not only for spin but also for power. To tame the beast, put slower rubbers on it. It may not be the best, but it is certainly a real pleasure to play with this blade.

Great blade for offensive game, but requires the appropriate training as with all fast blades. Control is higher in my opinion than 7.3, which is the average here. Shots are super powerful from any distance, either top spins or smashes, and it’s really enjoyable from a big distance. You can make super-fast strokes from 3+ meters away from the table and feel like a pro :) So many players have used this blade all these years for a reason!

This blade excels in speed and is tailored for blocking techniques. It combines the Omega Tour V on the forehand with the Fastarc G1 on the backhand, creating an exceptional combination. The blade’s design allows for a shorter reaction time, but players must adjust to the trajectory of the blade angle. Despite being harder and stiffer than gergerly carbon, it remains a formidable option that players should consider trying.

First blade that I have used. One thing about this blade is that it is fast, yet too fast for flicks. I have been using it for 2 years, and flick shots often miss in my backhand. Drive shots are also inaccurate, and sometimes you need to adjust the angle. I recommend slow to medium speed rubbers. Do not even think about placing high tension rubber, or you will just regret it later. Blocks are fine, however, placement shots are poor.

This is my third blade. The specified weight was 88g. I asked for 86g, but Butterfly sent me 90g.

The angular FL grip was originally larger than I liked, but I sanded it to a very comfortable size. This is my favorite grip of all.

It took a while to get used to the speed, especially with fast rubber like Friendship Aurora. The combo was too soft and springy, especially due to the blade’s very soft top layer and the softness of Aurora. You could easily mark the blade’s surface with your fingernail. Then I decided to switch it to Hurricane III FH & Yasaka Mark V on BH. This is a very good combination. With the grippy H3 rubber, the blade is somewhat loopable, and the Mark V on the backhand is good. I like to hit hard, and this blade has very good control when you do; it’s rock solid, fast, and also very consistent. You need to face down the blade more due to its very fast speed. The shots are fast and deep.

The blade is pretty stiff when you smash the ball; it hardly flexes. But on the other hand, you have a very soft surface, and you get a pretty nice, soft feel without much vibration when hitting the ball; very unlike the ratings here. Very good combination of stiff structure + soft contact feel. I prefer harder and grippy rubbers on this blade for FH & med on BH.

Update 6/1/15: I took the Vega Pro 2.0 from Stratus Powerwood and put it on this blade FH, and boy, what a difference that made. Vega Pro used to be kind of slow & high throw on Powerwood but is now a looping monster and lethal weapon with Primorac Carbon! Loops are extremely fast, low & curvy. Vega Pro is a hard rubber and felt a bit too hard on the limba surface of the Powerwood, but it seems pretty ideal & rock solid on P/C. When I whip the balls with top/side spin, my opponents had a hard time returning my bullet fast looping shots. It is very fun & it kicks butts. With the right rubber & my improved technique, the Primorac is now truly a formidable weapon for me.

Very fast. Sometimes I think I don’t need a blade this fast to beat my opponent. FH T05, BH T80. Topspin is perfect, blocking is fast, smashing is unbeatable because the opponent would not see the ball coming. Backspin is not as good. It requires a lot of practice to control. Not recommended for beginners.

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This blade is incredibly stiff. Putting hard sponge on it will result in lightning-fast speed (11/10) but almost no control (-1/10). This incredibly fast but very lightweight blade is rated OFF+, making it ideal for offensive play. It requires appropriate and high-quality rubbers to perform well. Tenergy -FX is a recommended choice.

It is an amazing blade. It has everything: speed, control, and spin. I use it with Bluefire JP01 on the forehand and Coppa X1 Turbo on the backhand. It is a good combo, especially the Bluefire is awesome, but I will check out Tenergy 05FX on both sides.

Amazing blade with fast speed and good control.

Very good blade with a nice design.

It is fast but not as fast as Schlager Carbon or Iolite Neo. Despite its speed, it remains controllable.

It has a hard touch. It is worth trying if you can still find one.

I do not know why Butterfly stopped making it.

Review of Table Tennis Blade

I really like this table tennis blade. It’s a great all-around blade that offers a good balance of power, control, and spin. The blade is made of high-quality materials and is well-constructed. It has a nice feel in the hand and is easy to control. The blade also generates good power and spin, making it a good choice for both offensive and defensive players.

Overall, I’m very happy with this blade. It’s a great all-around blade that is suitable for a wide range of players. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a new table tennis blade.

Nasty blade, should be paired with good rubber.

This blade is set up with TO5 on the forehand and Flextra on the backhand. It is an explosive blade that is good for topspin and looping. However, it is not so forgiving for error strokes because of its stiffness, dwell time, and short game. It is great for smashing and the push block must be accurate. Offensive + blade. This is for an advanced offensive player.

This is a fast and consistent paddle. Control is average. Spin depends on the rubber. Combined with soft rubber like Tseriesfx, H3P/N become perfect. Just be careful with fast returning from opponents by facing down the blade as it has a high throw and isbouncy.

This blade is perfect for offensive players who want to combine power and control. The blade is made of 7-ply wood, which provides a good balance of power and control. The blade is also lightweight, which makes it easy to maneuver. It is very well-balanced and has a great feel in the hand. The blade is also very durable and can withstand a lot of play.

Overall, this blade is a great option for offensive players who want a blade that provides both power and control. It is also a good choice for players who are looking for a blade that is easy to maneuver and durable.

VERY GOOD BLADE, GOOD SPEED AND CONTROL, HARD FEELING BUT SENSITIVE, BETTER THAN SHLAGER CARBON.

The Primorac Carbon is very similar to the Schlager Carbon. It’s not that fast, but it’s still classified as “off+.” It’s one of the best overall power-table tennis blades!

Many Pros play it or have played it, such as Primorac, Daniela Dodean, and Kreanga.

Hinoki with kiri can make you play everything.

You can loop the same as Ma Long, but your backhand will not be the same because it is hinoki.

If you know about hinoki, you will find that it can make everything spin, and it can make the spin change in no time.

This is what I think.

I love the speed of this blade. It has a great combination of solid power and enough control.

This is my favorite carbon blade. It gives a great feeling for mid-distance topspin and close to the table block and smash game. I moved onto something else for better close to the table topspin potential, though. For the price and quality, it is a great buy.

The blade excels in looping and spin play. With its exceptional control and feel, it allows players to generate powerful and precise loops. The blade’s composition provides optimal balance, ensuring that players can execute spin techniques with ease and accuracy. Additionally, the blade’s responsiveness enhances the overall playing experience, making it an ideal choice for players seeking a blade that maximizes spin and looping capabilities.

This blade is not ideal for very spinny loops due to its low control. However, with practice, you can adjust to it. Blocks are very solid, as are forehand and backhand drives. It’s also very fast. Unfortunately, the lack of control significantly affects its performance. It can only sustain around 7 hits before becoming inconsistent and flying off the table. My training partner noted that my attacks were more effective when I switched back to my Ma Lin carbon blade.

I have used this blade for just a week, but I can see a big difference from the Donic Epox TopSpeed blade. The control was better despite the great speed. I noticed that there was a serious amount of topspin generated. It’s very good with Sriver EL on the forehand.

I have been playing table tennis for a long time with Primorac because of its all-round characteristic. Then proceeded to Primorac carbon for that extra speed. The speed improvement is very noticeable, however, the control factor is very poor. This blade required a big change in my playing style as most of my loops will go out if not controlled well. I would say this is way too fast for most intermediate level players.

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This blade is remarkably fast, yet when paired with a rubber like Sriver EL, it can exhibit defensive capabilities. Overall, it is an exceptional all-around blade that is also lightweight.

I still don’t understand why this blade is so popular! It is not very fast and not controllable at all! It only seems fast because of the lack of control it has. I like the Ishlion or Boll TriCarbon better.

This European looping blade is a great choice for players who prefer to block and drive the ball, as it packs a hard punch. However, it is also a capable looping blade, making it a versatile option.

While the blade is best suited for medium to long distance players, it can be used at close range with the right touch. This makes it a great all-around blade for a variety of playing styles.

It’s a very fast blade, too fast for me. I kept blasting them off the side of the table, but it was still controllable and loopable. The dwell time was short but enough for spinning.

My first professional blade, which I had for more than 8 years, is a good choice for an aggressive game. It was not easy to control the ball before the 40+ ball was introduced, but now it’s much easier to play with. It’s good for blocking and flat hitting. I find it easier to spin the ball with the new balls, and it has more control. I still play with it from time to time. My usual blade is TB Alc.