Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC

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Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC Blade

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User Ratings (29)

Speed	8.3
Control	9.1
Stiffness	4.2 Average
Hardness	6.0 Medium hard
Consistency	8.1 Always identical
Overall	8.9 10

Manufacturer Details

Weight	88
Plies	7
Thickness	6.0mm

There are 15 users using the Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC. â€¢ Developed with and used by Tomokazu Harimoto â€¢ Similar to Innerforce Layer ALC with moderate speed and the "feeling of grasping the ball", the blade size was designed slightly larger â€¢ It is a racket that supports aggressive forehand and backhand play. Reaction:107 Vibration: 92 Expand Collapse

Reviews (20)

Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC Darthtony1985 on 6/8/2019 Used by Tomokazu Harimoto, this blade is dedicated to his playing style: close-to-the-table controlled placement, with opportunistic power-looping attack, hence coming with limba outer supported by InnerLayer ALC for control and looping, on a larger footprint for close-to-the-table blocking and counterattack. Suggest pairing forehand rubber with harder sponge (i.e. MX-P 50) for power-looping attack and backhand rubber with spin-oriented features (i.e. EL-S) for controlled placement. Balanced, consistent, simplistic design highlighting his family value. Ratings +5

Speed	7.0
Control	9.0
Stiffness	3.0
Hardness	3.7
Consistency	10.0
Overall	9.0
+2 Accurate!

4.5 Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC Zhang_JK on 5/15/2020 I hate when someone says it is slow. Yes, it is slow for you who play using soft ESN rubber. Then try hard rubber such as Tenergy 05 hard, Chinese rubber. And you will love it. For me, it is the best ALC blade I ever tried. Better than new product of viscaria,timoboll,zlc,etc. (Old products are awesome btw) Ratings +4

Speed	9.0
Control	10.0
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	5.2
Consistency	5.0
Overall	10.0
+2 Accurate!

5 Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC Jimbob on 10/3/2020 Love this blade! Great balance of spin, speed and consistency! Ratings +3

Speed	10.0
Control	10.0
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	5.2
Consistency	10.0
Overall	10.0
Accurate!

5 Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC KentVaschoben on 1/16/2020 The Harimoto blade is a soft and not hard blade blade not faster than Viscaria or timo boll ALC but when it comes to spin it creates tons of spin specially when it comes to your loop and top spins I recommend to use a Hard sponge rubbers in FH because its a flexible blade, And medium on BH. Ratings +3

Speed	9.0
Control	10.0
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	3.7
Consistency	10.0
Overall	10.0
Accurate!

5 Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC Brunodedanann on 8/13/2020 I like this blade better than viscaria for my game. I am using it with Rozena, both sides. Key points: BIgger head makes it head heavy, better for grip. Feeling is still crisp and responsive but a little more controlable, specialy blocking heavy topspins and fast balls. Handle is thick enough. I tried viscaria, tbs old and new, xiom ignito, Primorac carbon, p700 and I am settling for the harimoto along rozena. This combinations gives me a good medium, not too harsh not mushy feel, adequate speed close and medium distances, good spin and control. Totally worth the 135 dollars on Prott. Ratings +2

Speed	8.5
Control	8.5
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	5.2
Consistency	10.0
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