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Butterfly Viscariaby Butterfly
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Sorry, this item is currently out of stock. You may ask us to send you a restocking notification when this item is back. Combines the Arylate features of lightness, flexibility, and shock absorption (less vibration) with the Carbon features of high elasticity (springiness) and minimal dissipation of energy (energy not wasted, more power). Koto outer plies, Balsa center ply. VISCARIA's compact head size makes it ideal for quick re-looping right off the bounce.
Additional InformationFAQ: Does Megaspin sell Japan-made Butterfly blades? Some Butterfly blades like Korbel and Grubba are produced in factories in Europe and Japan. When a Japanese blade has a Europe-made version, we always carry the Japanese variant. Blade FAQ and Guide - what you need to know when buying a blade. Compare Blades - side-by-side blade rating comparison. Blade Weight Variations - Actual blade weight may vary by up to 8g. Blade Sealing/Varnish You may add blade sealing for this blade. Sealing prevents wood splintering.
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Reviews of Butterfly Viscaria (44) Add a Review for Butterfly Viscaria.
This has to be one of the most highly sought after blades ever. And it doesn't disappoint. Not with the right rubber anyway. I am a loop oriented player, preferring to return the service short and controlling the placement of loops thereafter till I can loop drive one down the line or cross court. Naturally,I started out using the highly recommended Tenergy 05 both sides, as I am very familiar with it. It played well with counter hitting and looping. The close to the net play left a lot to be desired. Against attack style players, I found my self popping up their short low spin serves, taking 2 steps back and attempting to counter attack or taking a ball to the gut. After a couple of practice sessions of that, I went back to using my old blade. Yet, I missed the feeling on hits and loops and the speed of smashes. I began doing some research on rubber that pairs well with Viscaria and decided to give DHS Skyline 3 Neo a try. After a couple of weeks, wearing down the extreme grip of the rubber, my problem was solved. No more issues with play at the net. I also gained spin and consistency on my serves. FH: Skyline 3 Neo BH: Tenergy 05 is perfect for me on this blade.
I used Gergely (Old logo) and Schlager Carbon Off+ before. I really want to improve my skills because Tamca 5000 carbon blades are really passive to use which game me less efforts in playing and more on winning the game by power drives. So decided to change my blade to Viscaria. the 1st month I used this blade, I really need to adjust my strokes and power because the speed and consistency of this blade depends on you. The feelings is really different because it has less catapult than Tamca 5000 carbon blades that will gave you an advantage to control the ball. When I use it in forehand loops it was great but when I use it in my backhand it was a monster. I put Tenergy 64 on my backhand and Hurricane 3 blue sponge on my forehand and it seals the deal! Take your time to study how to use this blade because for sure you will not look for any other blades after you get used to this blade. This is for keep! It makes me a better player.
Very good Blade with nice control and good handle. Works perfekt with Tenergy 05 1.9mm on BH and DHS Hurricane 3 2.1mm on FH . Weight is 187 g .
Best blade I have used so far. Very good for forehand flicks, and the backhand is amazing. The only thing that isn't outstanding is looping heavy under spin with the forehand. The blocks and short game is very controllable. Would recommend this blade to people with a rating no less than 1800+ All in all very good blade and worth the price. :)
Played with TB ALC, ZLF, ZLC, Photino, TBS, Rosewood and even my teammates ZJ Super ZLC for a month and in my opinion none match up to this blade, currently accompanied by two 2.1 tenergy`s (80's at the moment). My style is dependent on what mood I'm in when I get to the table and it covers everything, up close, mid-dis, countering and particularly content with lobbing consistency in exhibition points. Perfect blade.
Fast and explosive power when needed, controlled and forgiving when needed... This is the best blade I have ever played. Arylate is good. I feel confident on the table, at the net, mid distance and long distance. All the beautiful review of this blade are true. It took me a week time adjusting to viscaria, but afterwards I am sure level up. Must try... Though expensive.
Comparing this to many blades too long to list, the Viscaria (mine 89g) feels more solid, refined, crisp, sharp than all of them. For an ALC blade it is very close to perfect (apart from players different opinions on various handle preferences, how else can you improve on this?). The rating for control that is 8.2 is completely misleading. It is one of the most precise blades for its speed I have used to date, control is really 9-9.2/10 at least. Awesome sounding blade on power shots too. Truly high quality blade.
I used Gergely (Old logo) and Schlager Carbon Off+ before. I really want to improve my skills because Gergely and Schlager are really passive blades which gave me less efforts in playing and more on winning the game by power drives. So decided to change my blade to Viscaria. the 1st month I used this blade, I really need to adjust my strokes and power because the speed and consistency of this blade depends on you. This blade is like an extension of your hand. This is not a blade for Tamca 5000 users because it feels different and it really needs huge effort for you to generate power. Take your time to study how to use this blade because for sure you will not look for any other blades after you get used to this blade. I'm not planning to change my blade anymore. It makes me a better player.
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