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Hi, I am wondering if anyone has compared these rubbers for the forehand (G1, Glayzer, Razka x) - prefer 2mm. I want something with good speed, less catapult, good in the short game, plenty of control and not spin sensitive. Also I have used the Rosena for awhile , and like to upgrade, to less...

Hi, I have started using a Butterfly innerforce layer alc with Butterfly Sriver on backhand and normal Butterfly Glayzer in forehand. I sometimes find a little catapulty with Glayzer and I think Glayzer has a high arc too, so wondering whether to try Razka 7 on the Forehand - wondering if the...

Hi, An update , I ended up getting the Butterfly Innerforce Layer alc., 6mm at around 91g for a good price. I use Butterfly Sriver on backhand and normal Butterfly Glayzer in forehand. At first it felt a bit stiff, hard and a bit uncontrollable and fast. It seems to after about 5 hours play it...

Hi, I am looking at two blades - Butterfly Innerforce ALC & Butterfly Harimoto version, and wondering how they compare for speed, spin and control. Has anyone compared the two? I have been reading reviews that say the Harimoto has a bigger head and that's the main difference and for some when...

That is a hard question. On hard blade I tend to go a little softer rubbers, on a soft blade I tend to go a little harder rubbers. Trial and error for me. :) The N A IC Its more on a flexible side for a inner carbon bat, as its fairly soft outerply wood (limba) I found it worked better with...

I read someone tried the butterfly Harimoto Innerforce and found it a harder blade than the bx2

You using different rubbers on different blades, maybe swap them and see if it's the rubbers that don't suit your blade

Hi, Wondering what the Fan Bo Bx2 is compared to the DHS 301 for control/feel, speed and spin also the Butterfly innerforce layer alc. Thanks

I have the N IC version g-revision, great blade however I found it depends on your rubbers you use. I found with Rozena rubber it was to bouncy for the blade and I lacked control in the short game. I moved to Razka X, harder rubber got the right mix of control and speed now. The NIC version I...

85 mm for the Nittaku acoustic inner carbon g revision, my Butterfly Petr Korbel blade is 82mm (the handle is a bit thin for me), my sons Butterfly Primoric is 85mm

The g revision model is great for medium size to large hands. The small handle versions some put tape on it, also found smaller handle meant the blade can be a touch head heavy too, so less balanced. But it also depends on weight of the blade , in my experience they can range from 82g to 95g. My...

Hi all, Wondering if people have tried both these rubbers what did you prefer out of these on your Forehand ? How would compare the speed, spin and control between the two blades? Thanks

Hi, I have been testing some forehand rubbers in the last 6 weeks to see what works the best on my two inner carbon blades. This is what I think I have found so far; this is my subjective opinion and I am only on the lower intermediate scale as a player. Moved from Petr Korbel (Japan) blade...

I think I was lucky to get one that thick though I think they are normally 5.5mm. Don't think they have a 5.8mm in g revision version yet though.

Mine was 94/95g blade, it works well with Razka x rubbers

Is a controllable blade in both the short game and also off the table. Plenty of feedback in blade ? Thanks

Hi, I just found out their is a new thicker version (5.5 to 5.8 mm) of the Nittaku acoustic Inner carbon blade? Link: https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/nittaku-acoustic-carbon-inner-5-8 Its meant to be faster etc Has anyone used it? I have a Nittaku g-revision version (94g) and its close...

An innercarbon blade could be an option, nittaku inner carbon, dhs 301 or butterfly innerforce

Primorac can be reasonably fast with the right rubbers. Son uses butterfly Rozena on both sides. Started with sriver then moved up to Rozena

Primorac is thicker handle than the korbel. I put butterfly grip tape on the korbel to thicken it up, also made it less head heavy. The new nittaku acoustic g revision is a good size handle.