Love this blade! Paired with t05H on FH and D09c on BH. Great to counter loop from any distance and great feeling with little vibration. Easy to BH flick but both blade and rubbers are heavy with the raw blade weighing 80+ Grams so younger players might break their wrist. highly recommend it though and I think you will become more advanced in a few months. Please remember to use fine sandpaper and sand the grip edges to prevent getting blisters on the sides of your thumb.
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→ Offensive Blades → Butterfly Harimoto Innerforce ZLC
→ Butterfly Blades → Butterfly Harimoto Innerforce ZLC
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Butterfly Harimoto Innerforce ZLC
by Butterfly
· Part of Butterfly Harimoto Blades
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Butterfly Spring Sale
• Butterfly ZL-Carbon Blades (ZLC)
See also: Penhold version
The Harimoto Innerforce ZLC represents a leap forward in blade technology. Just like the popularity of the Harimoto ALC, it was obvious that adding this blade technology to the ZLC would make this blade an instant seller. There are two main qualities that make the Harimoto Innerforce ZLC a great attacking blade. The first quality is the high rebound area improves overall contact in the sweetspot for more control and feel on soft and high power shots. The second quality is the dynamic feedback that is created because of how the blade layers are constructed to get the maximum feel. Those 2 qualities are the reason this blade will appeal to a high range of players that play varying styles.
The rubber recommendation for this blade is the Dignics 05. For the Dignics line of rubber the 05 has the highest trajectory, and lands the shortest distance on the table. The 80 has the second highest, and lands in the middle of the table. The 64 has the lowest trajectory, and the longest travel path landing deepest on the table. To add more grip to this blade you can get the Soft Grip Tape. It provides grip and comfort to the racket handle. Another great choice for racket care is adding side tape to the blade. It can protect the wood in the event it is hit on the table.
Class: OFF
Ply: 5W+2ZLC
Blade Thickness: 5.7
Made in Japan
Blade Size: 158x152mm
AN Handle Size: 100x24mm
FL Handle Size: 100x24mm
ST Handle Size: 100x23mm
Weight: 89g
Reaction: 105
Vibration: 93
FAQ: Does Megaspin sell Japan-made Butterfly blades?
Some Butterfly blades like Korbel and Grubba are produced in factories both in Europe and in Japan, so they exist in 2 variants. When a Japanese blade has a Europe-made version, we always carry the Japanese variant. Other blades like Butterfly Timo Boll Offensive are only made in China so we cannot carry a Japanese variant of these blades.
FAQ: Do Butterfly blades come pre-sealed?
All Butterfly blades come pre-sealed from the factory. There is no need to add blade sealing but you may if you require additional protection.
Butterfly Blade Comparison Chart (updated March 2025)
Blade Buying Guide - what you need to know when buying a blade.
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Blade Weight Variations - Actual blade weight may vary by up to 8g.
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Reviews of Butterfly Harimoto Innerforce ZLC (5)
I used Apolonia ZLC, Layer ZLC, old Innerforce ZLC, Innerforce ZLC PRO and for me this is the best blade from my perspective... I had maybe better blades than Harimoto ZLC. Harimoto ZLC have great grip, very easy to open with banana-chiquita of course it has cons, like there is problem with NO SPIN serves, overshooting and nets, that's my mistakes. This is amateur friendly blade, with great grip and hard feeling and slow tempo, this is special choice for amateurs who didn't want to play worse with expensive blade than with cheap all wood 5 ply OFF- blade. So I consider all kinds of stroke for amateurs to receive great feedback in every area. This is definitely premium OFF- blade, you didn't need nothing better with ranked "reputation". You didn't need to read opinion from snake oil salesman. You will be very happy with G1 on bh and Sieger PK50 on fh or Tenergy 05 like Dan from tabletennisdaily
EDIT: it is sometimes too slow with Sieger PK 50, so I recommend tensor rubbers not hybrid because blade has too much grip so it needs bounce from my perspective, MXS? MXP? VII PRO,V15 Extra, everything with catapult around 42-50 degree sponges. Don't consider this blade if you are amateur and wants to play with hybrid, you won't generate the high power, spin is one of kind no lie, but it works like this with hybrid: medium hard slow flexy composite blade+ harder rubber=bigger surface of blade (flex and control)+ heavier rubber (longer trajectory and more spin from further area) ==>setup is head heavy==> slow gears, good in short game but a lot harder to play after bounce and you need a lot of brushing motion so if you are good at brushing you need a lot of muscles, sorry it is too hard after 3-4 trainings with Sieger PK50. So it is still 9,9 overall but smashing is not good, and slow nature is base for other rubbers. The tempo is near Timo Boll Spark, so you understand me.
EDIT: it is sometimes too slow with Sieger PK 50, so I recommend tensor rubbers not hybrid because blade has too much grip so it needs bounce from my perspective, MXS? MXP? VII PRO,V15 Extra, everything with catapult around 42-50 degree sponges. Don't consider this blade if you are amateur and wants to play with hybrid, you won't generate the high power, spin is one of kind no lie, but it works like this with hybrid: medium hard slow flexy composite blade+ harder rubber=bigger surface of blade (flex and control)+ heavier rubber (longer trajectory and more spin from further area) ==>setup is head heavy==> slow gears, good in short game but a lot harder to play after bounce and you need a lot of brushing motion so if you are good at brushing you need a lot of muscles, sorry it is too hard after 3-4 trainings with Sieger PK50. So it is still 9,9 overall but smashing is not good, and slow nature is base for other rubbers. The tempo is near Timo Boll Spark, so you understand me.
better than Harimoto ALC/ Harimoto Super ZLC
blocking machine
unique touch
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everything is special here 85 grams and 1320 HZ
blocking machine
unique touch
control
spin
everything is special here 85 grams and 1320 HZ
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