Butterfly Amultart ZL Carbon

I'm a returning TT player. Played regularly 15yrs ago, now have been playing about 6 hrs /week for 3 months. When people say this blade only for advance player, i can safely say they dont know what they talking about or it's just too fast (can't control the blade). My game is mostly pushes, blocks, and plays spin game but occasionally counterloop or smash when opportunity arise. All I'm saying is this blade can do short game just good as other blades, not to mention gears for back table speed monster. I beat a friend who usually tough to beat. That really sums it up really.

A great blade. The same handsome Japanese manufactoring. Fantastic feeling, amazing on the block and smashing, hard looping. I'm tryng with Tnrgy 05 fh and 25 bh. Wow!

This is a lovely blade. Nice touch play, superb control near or far from table. Puts every ball into the table, very forgiving with large sweetspot. Feels great, premium quality and sounds sweet. Vibration for me is perfect, just a bit that I like. Its super fast too with amazing control. This is my most fav blade from all the rest of the very good blades that I have Btfly Marcos Freitas, Garaydia T5000, Yasaka Max Carbon 3D, Stiga Infinity V Diamond Touch, Sense 7.6, Arctic Wood, Andro Ligna Off+, Treiber Z all FL/Master/Legend grip. I'm also a Jpen player, apart from my Amultart my only fav Jpen is Yasaka Hasha Gold (1 ply Kiso Hinoki 10mm) after trying out countless others. Hinoki is amazing wood for TT which is the outer veneer used in the Amultart. I am aggresive type attack offense player so I like superfast blades with very good control.

weight 86g ; T05 2.1 both sides. After testing many rubbers and thicknesses, I can say that the best rubber is T05 2.1. The ball does not fly, it is very precise, a good control in block, mid distance, closed to the table, and receive. It is really perfect on FH and BH. Speed is not crazily fast, but enough fast. Spin is really good. Throw angle of the blade is not so high, that is why it matches with T05 which has a bit high trow angle. The combinaison of this blade and T05 is a kind on compensation of throw angle, therefore the ball has arc trajectory and lands on the table. It is not bouncy. If you accelerate a lot, you create sharp top spins and precise placement. I guess the new victas ZL is trying to replicate the Hinoki/ZLC of Amultart ... which was used by Niwa Koki in 2012 I think.

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