Butterfly Innerforce ALC

Product information

Brand
Butterfly
Category
Blades
Reviews
4
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Rating
4.50 star(s) 4 ratings
Speed
8.8
Control
8.3
Hardness
6.5
Durability
9.4
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4.50 star(s) 4 ratings

Item details

The mixture of Arylate and Arboni is incorporated in this blade. A high quality model which possesses both outstanding control and explosive power.

Latest reviews

Pros
  • Wood-feel
  • flexible
  • Looping ease
Cons
  • Flat hits
  • price
  • discontinued
Firstly, this is the Innerforce ALC. This is different than the Innerforce Layer ALC ------- Also playing level reference= 1756 USATT .

The blade is a dream come true for players who love the feeling of all-wood blades. Since there's two layers of wood outside their alc layer, there's a very woody feeling felt through the vibration feedback you get when doing your strokes. The outside layers are made of limba, which is very soft providing additional control on passive blocks. If you're more of a passive blocker opposed to a counter hitter, this may appeal to you quite a bit. The blade is pretty thin, and with how thin it is, you can bet it's flexible.

Looping is super easy, mostly due to the flexibility and how soft the blade is. The ball is always loaded with spin on loops. However, this flexibility takes control away when trying to hit flat for a kill.

Recommended for players who like to spin the ball and like wood blades. This is really perfect if you're trying to transition to carbon.
Speed
7.8
Control
9.6
Hardness
5.3
Durability
10
Pros
  • Woody feel
  • perfect control
  • manual gear
Cons
  • price
Innerforce ALC is excellent blade. It has woody feel. The blade shines mid or away from table. It is rocket with GPS at mid or far distance.
Speed
8.9
Control
9.4
Hardness
5.5
Durability
9.4
Pros
  • fast
Cons
  • control
I maybe biased having used a zlc before. Compared to zlc the blade feels faster than it actually is. I found I had lost the control and the natural feeling I've had with the zlc. Having said that it is still better than some of its cheaper counterparts and the speed on this blade is pretty good. But its definitely worse than zlc! So my advice is if you're willing to fork out on an expensive blade, go a bit further and get the zlc :)
Speed
9.2
Control
6.3
Hardness
9.1
Durability
9.8
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