Harimoto Innerforce Super ALC

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Another training session another rubber tested. This time it was the Glayzer.
Unfortunately for me, it felt really similar to the Fastarc G1 i tested on the previous training. The arc on the G1 and the glayzer felt similar between both which was not my finding when i tested both on my Hugo HAL.

On the Hugo the Glayzer had a "normal" arc and behaved like a toned down Dignics. On the HSALC its more reactive with a really pronounced arc. I guess i'm just too used to the HAL.

I think for me D05 is the rubber to go for the HSALC. Ill probably go for 1.9 to tame it a little.
Would recommend a harder rubber for fh, donic c2 is 55 deg and is quite close to d09c which in my opinion the best fh rubber for this blade.
 
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Would recommend a harder rubber for fh, donic c2 is 55 deg and is quite close to d09c which in my opinion the best fh rubber for this blade.
I think it plays/pairs nicelly with softer rubbers but be prepared for the added catapult. In my opinion, if you can, go harder rubbers. I arrived to the conclusion that D05 is my prefered rubber on the forehand of the HSALC. On my backhand i have Hybrid MK (48º) because i need the added dwell.
 
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I think it plays/pairs nicelly with softer rubbers but be prepared for the added catapult. In my opinion, if you can, go harder rubbers. I arrived to the conclusion that D05 is my prefered rubber on the forehand of the HSALC. On my backhand i have Hybrid MK (48º) because i need the added dwell.
Just glued d05 for bh and its perfect. Not miwa harimoto like shots but can understand why this is the best bh rubber for this blade.

In summary, 55 degrees fh and 50 on bh fits perfectly to my liking
 
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Just glued d05 for bh and its perfect. Not miwa harimoto like shots but can understand why this is the best bh rubber for this blade.

In summary, 55 degrees fh and 50 on bh fits perfectly to my liking
I've found out the perfect setup for me with this blade is Dignics D05 1.9 on FH and Tibhar Hybrid MK Max on BH.
For now i can tame the blade with the reduced thickness of the D05 and on the backhand the Hybrid MK gives me the added dwell and less spin sentivity i need.
One thing i found out is despite the blade being pretty fast it still need to be played activelly, which to me means that its somewhat linear combo with the rubbers i have.

I still haven't switched yet, i don't want to risk changing blades mid season but maybe for next year ill play with the HSALC.
 
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Hi Guys!

Hope you all are doing well!

Any experience/ reviews for Harimoto Innerforce Super ALC?

I also would like to understand what rubbers would fit this blade well in your opinion.

Given the fact the Harimotos use D05 on both sides ;)
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The Butterfly Harimoto Innerforce Super ALC pairs a large, forgiving limba outer wood layer with an inner Super ALC composite, creating a slightly softer dwell-time feel on touch shots that transforms into explosive, linear speed when you drive through the ball. Because the head size is slightly larger (158×152mm), it naturally carries a bit more head-heavy momentum, making it fantastic for stable mid-distance looping and powerful counters. While Tomokazu and Miwa Harimoto famously run Dignics 05 on both sides for maximum spin-arc and close-to-the-table aggressive play, pairing it with medium-hard hybrids or classic tensors (like Tenergy 05, Tibhar Evolution MX-P,
 
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The Butterfly Harimoto Innerforce Super ALC pairs a large, forgiving limba outer wood layer with an inner Super ALC composite, creating a slightly softer dwell-time feel on touch shots that transforms into explosive, linear speed when you drive through the ball. Because the head size is slightly larger (158×152mm), it naturally carries a bit more head-heavy momentum, making it fantastic for stable mid-distance looping and powerful counters. While Tomokazu and Miwa Harimoto famously run Dignics 05 on both sides for maximum spin-arc and close-to-the-table aggressive play, pairing it with medium-hard hybrids or classic tensors (like Tenergy 05, Tibhar Evolution MX-P,
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