Butterfly Primorac

The Primorac blade is ok, is not suited for beginners for sure.
Its pace is too high and it doesn't have that much control.
I tried this blade for a couple training sessions and I couldn't find why people love this blade so much, for my backhand it was fantastic but my forehand was horrible. most of the time playing with this I felt that soft contact was really a markable thing on this blade which can be good for some people, but for me only the contras and smashing the ball felt good on this racket.

The good side is that it is fast and you don't to do much to get the ball to the other side the bad one is that the short game sucks, the ball bounces off the blade fast and I don't see modern players playing with this blade if they still want the short game to still be a thing.

I personally recommend getting a Viscaria Super ALC or the new Harimoto Super ALC where they are both good for every aspect of the game plus giving you really good feeling and control.

When testing this racket, I could feel the vibrations so clearly! The feeling and control is peak in this blade!

This is a great blade for the price, but it demands particular rubbers to play as intended. I used several variants. It does provide good feedback, so it will be good for a wide range of play-levels. It works best with elastic Japanese rubbers. This blade doesn't fair well with sweat (more-so than typical).

Primorac FL, made in Japan model.

I really like the balance of this blade, D09C on both sides, not head heavy at all.
Fast enough with the D09C.
Very good control.
Feedback is excellent
Enough power for my needs.
Definitely one of the best all wood blades out there.

I have a very old penhold Primorac with black tag. I have tried various rubbers on it.

The feel of the blade is out of this world. It has very decent flex which is a dream for looper.

But the flex means my BH control is low as the ball can fly up too high. I had to put rubber with low arc on my BH to counteract that.

For FH, Chinese rubbers are way too slow for Primorac in ABS ball era. Hard tensor works the best.

Its really good blade for beginners but better players will be happy with it too. I think speed is all+ not Off-.
It has good control and medium speed. Its medium hard. I am happy with it

Overall a good all round blade, it's strong and will definitely last a good amount of time. Nothing special about the speed or control, but it does the job.

This blade is great for the developing player. It has a good feeling and I like how it doesn't have a hollow handle. It's not too slow yet not as fast as the carbon blade. It is very durable ( I already had mine for 3 years). The Primorac is a very good classic all-wood blade.

I had this blade (Primorac Off+, which is on the photograph) since the last 15 years. ...one blade... It is expensive (in Germany ~120€) but the durability is amazing, nearly unbreakable. I flip out sometimes after hard matches and smack it against my upper leg and so on (nothing cool though) but the blade was at every time fully intact. The blade is very hard and stiff, so you can feel the ball touching via vibrating. It´s a fast blade, able to generate maximum speed but with good control. I think it´s perfect for players in middle distance with offensive topspin play style.

I switched to this Butterfly Primorac after playing for some months with a Xiom Strato(composite).
I prefer the pure wood blade and for the amateur player who doesn't want to spend billions for playing table tennis,this is the optimal blade.
-An all round blade that can be easily used for every style,but i think it fits more the offensive player who accepts to renounce a little bit speed for more control.
I paid my Primorac 35 euros,and for this price it's just perfect.