Butterfly Zhang Jike

This blade is made of high-quality wood and has a good feel in the hand. It provides good control and power, but the ball tends to wobble when hit at high speeds. The blade is also quite heavy, which can make it difficult to use for extended periods.

Despite these drawbacks, the blade is still a good choice for beginners or intermediate players who are looking for a blade that is easy to control and provides good power. However, more experienced players may find that the blade is too slow and lacks the precision needed for competitive play.

Overall, this blade is a good value for the price and is a good choice for beginners or intermediate players. However, more experienced players may find that the blade is too slow and lacks the precision needed for competitive play.

XVT Dragon ALC plays better than this non-linear crap.

This blade has a very poor touch in shots and blocking. Despite being made in Japan, it plays as if it were made by Reaktor, which is known for low-quality products.

I am a beginner, so my rating is probably off, but this is my honest feel and opinion of the blade.

The worst blade. But this is the first time when a discontinued blade is not worth faking.

This blade is perfect for beginners who are looking to start out with a solid option. It pairs well with the Tenergoy 05, offering high control for a good price. However, there are a lot of fakes on the market, so it is important to do your research before purchasing.

Using this blade with Tenergry 64 on the forehand and Fastarc G1 on the backhand. It has better control than the TB ALC.

Like Viscaria but better, I love how balanced this blade is. I used Adidas P7 on FH and Acuda S2 on BH.

At first look, I didn’t like the blade because it’s got a small handle compared to my previous bats. But when I used it on tournaments, it surprisingly worked for me. I love the control of the blade; it also gives you good speed and spin when you want it.

Update: I am currently using Hurricane 3 FH and T05fx BH. This is the best blade combination I have.

Lucky that I had purchased this blade last week.

Excellent control and spin with t05 fx.

I had purchased and have been practicing with this blade. On the forehand side, I use SKYLINE TG3 with a blue sponge, while on the backhand side, I use Tenergy 64. Based on my initial experience, it is a fast blade that feels great for playing loops. When it comes to short pushes and flicks, it performs precisely as desired with tension rubbers on the backhand side. However, for the forehand side, you need more power to excel in spin. Otherwise, the ball will consistently bounce to the net. Push, drive, flat shot, and drop shot are all consistent with this blade. It offers more than you might expect, provided you can explore its full potential. In my opinion, tacky rubbers and mid-speed rubbers are highly compatible with the forehand side. While blocking is very good with this blade, it’s not perfect. Combining it with high-tension rubbers will result in faster blocking speed. Alternatively, using non-tension rubbers will yield slower blocking speed, making it easier for your opponent to anticipate and catch your blocks. Overall, this blade provides exceptional consistency.

This blade is similar to Viscaria, TBS, and TB alc, but it has a nice handle.

I find that this blade has the superior feel among all members of the Viscaria family (including Viscaria, TBS, TB alc, Zhang Jike, and ZJK alc). The FL handle is exceptional, and the feel is even more refined compared to the other “Viscaria clones.” This blade exhibits remarkable compatibility with Tenergy 80 on both sides. Slight adjustments to the phrasing may be necessary.

The blade is aesthetically pleasing and offers excellent control due to its arylate composition. Despite being an offensive blade, it provides stability and precision. I have personally used this blade and can attest to its exceptional performance.

Ya llevo más de 2 meses entrenando con ella. Antes usaba una Tibhar de 4 láminas de carbono (súper rápida). Esta madera le da a uno mucho más control cerca de la mesa para contraatacar y para topspins rápidos y flicks, lo que le da más confianza a uno en el juego.

Es una madera excelente. La estoy usando con 2 Tenergry 64 y se siente y va muy bien, pero sé que iría mejor con unas Andro Rasant en max. Mi recomendación es para jugadores que buscan control y precisión en cualquier distancia de la mesa, buena en todos los aspectos dependiendo de las gomas que se usen. Un poco costosa, pero vale la pena la inversión.

This blade is a control blade. It is designed to provide excellent control and consistency, making it ideal for beginners and intermediate players. The blade is made of high-quality wood and has a medium weight, which gives it a good balance of speed and control.

I played with the Primorac for a long time as it is a very good all-round blade. I didn’t upgrade to a Primorac Carbon, which some believe is its successor, as it was too significant a jump in speed from OFF- to OFF+. I decided to go with an OFF racket, but I wanted more speed, so I opted for an Arylate-Carbon racket. Between this and the Viscaria, I prefer this due to its more comfortable handle. I use this racket with Sriver 2.1 on both sides.

This blade is perfectly balanced, allowing you to execute a wide range of shots effectively. Its medium stiffness and exceptional control make it an excellent choice for use with two T05 max rubbers. The blade’s superb performance has earned it a reputation as a legendary choice among table tennis enthusiasts.

The blade is light and well-balanced, making it easy to maneuver. Despite its cost, it is worth the investment for its excellent performance. The medium stiffness of the blade provides good dwell time, allowing for precise shot placement. I have equipped my blade with Stiga Calibra LT FH and Tenergy 05 BH rubbers, and I absolutely love playing with this setup.

A beautiful blade with great aspects.

I prefer this over the Viscaria, mainly because of the nicer handle. Anyway, the blade is 5.7mm, not 7.1mm.

In my humble opinion, it plays like the TB ALC. I cannot feel the difference between the two. I find the TBS, TB ALC, Viscaria, and ZJK to be very similar. It’s an excellent blade.

Currently, I’m using Nittaku Fastarc S-1 FH & BH.

Fantastic blade. I use it with two T05 2.1 and it’s perfect. Very good on blocks, very good control and also fast enough (faster than my TBS). Even if it’s not yet a best buy, I recommend it to all offensive players who want good control too.

Set up Fh: Tenergy 64, Bh: Bryce Speed Good feel no vibrations. Tremendous control and was surprised for its blocking and pushing capabilities. Dwell time is excellent, a little slow for flat drive. But overall, highly recommended.

This blade is very nice and easy to handle.

Pair it with T05 & T05-FX.

The blade resembles the Viscaria, but its handle is noticeably bulkier. The handle provides a comfortable grip.

The blade offers excellent dwell time, allowing for effortless looping with enhanced ball control. The backhand performance is equally impressive, requiring minimal adjustment to execute loops off the bounce from various distances.

However, I encountered some adjustments with the forehand loop due to its increased weight compared to my previous KLHS (ALC) blade. Despite this, I have found the blade to be enjoyable overall.