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    Posted: 01/12/2024 at 3:42pm
This blade is not easy…first it’s choosy in terms of rubbers, you need to play with harder rubbers or it will have too much catapult. 
Also it has less gears than a viscaria for example, it is designed for top players who mainly play at high speed with perfect technique…it’s a false easy blade.
In fact it’s very very powerful
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Great blade, been using it for a while now.

Felt so good to me that I bought two at 85g.

It’s fast enough for my level but I feel like it can take me further with proper technique. Some people say it’s slow but if you can hit hard the ball will have good speed.

I always found the visc/tb alc/zjk alc types just a notch too fast for countering whereas this is perfect especially when playing 2k+ players.
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Thanks allot for the help!!

Keep up the good work with the YouTube channel.


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Originally posted by Tapion Tapion wrote:

Oh well, might be too much for me coming from the Shang Kun AC (innerforce like) that already is slower than Ovtcharov Alc. 

With ZLC I only tried the BOLL ZLC but didn’t like it much, hope the Limba of Nuytinck gives me a better feedback closer to the Shang Kun AC but a notch faster in stronger shots. Do you think this is the case?

Was searching for a used Ovtcharov ALC but found a better deal on Nuytinck ZC and after seeing your review and that David plays and liked it. When I buyed the Shang Kun AC was also thanks to your videos and I liked it very much, maybe this will be the case again 😅

The feeling and feedback of the Nuytinck is wonderful in fact David still uses it and like it a lot, I really like it too when he let me try his blade, especially for the backhand. But I find it just too fast for me so I still prefer the Ovtcharov alc that has a bit more control 
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Oh well, might be too much for me coming from the Shang Kun AC (innerforce like) that already is slower than Ovtcharov Alc. 

With ZLC I only tried the BOLL ZLC but didn’t like it much, hope the Limba of Nuytinck gives me a better feedback closer to the Shang Kun AC but a notch faster in stronger shots. Do you think this is the case?

Was searching for a used Ovtcharov ALC but found a better deal on Nuytinck ZC and after seeing your review and that David plays and liked it. When I buyed the Shang Kun AC was also thanks to your videos and I liked it very much, maybe this will be the case again 😅
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Nuytinck zc has similar feeling but it’s even faster than ovtcharov, so not easy to handle that speed. When you make a strong shot you feel a lot the zlc carbon and the ball fly out very very fast from the blade
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I cut my ovtcharov blades so now they are the same measures of a normal butterfly blade, now the blade is less heavy and no more head heavy, I like it more.
Now I’m using Glayzer09c with a bit of booster on forehand and eld evolution on backhand


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Great setup 👌
What would be the biggest differences from this to Tibhar Nuytinck ZC?

I whatched your video’s btw 😉


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Originally posted by vinox27 vinox27 wrote:

I recently purchase this blade and paired it with Stiga DNA pro H both side.  Tested the blade along side with TMBoll Alc with the same set up.  The Dima Alc has more woody feeling and soft compare to TMB. Dima has more dwell time, and it is faster than TMBoll Alc. Head heavy though. Does not lack power from mid to far away the table. I find it that you need to brush the ball rather than hitting.

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after 1 month of playing I’m very satisfited and I play better than with my previous timo boll alc. Flat hits and blocks have a unique superb feeling, it’s a pleasure to block opponent topspins now. Blade is quite fast and head heavy so I can generate lot of power even with my mxp. 
A little problem is that I feel the blade a bit too heavy because the rubbers on it are bigger, the blade is 89g and the total weight is 189g head heavy, my timo boll was 89g but 183g total weight not head-heavy so definitely more light. I ordered 2 more Ovtcharov blades of 2-3 less grams

I assume both of you using inverted on both sides, perhaps?

It got me wondering, how well is it when used with short pips on the backhand side? Perhaps anybody can give any enlightenment. 

Until now I haven't bought DO yet. Business been rough, still have some loans to be paid off, gotta keep any impulsive buying tendency away from everything. That's the gracious blessings of the pandemic for low-education people starting up business in a developing third world country LOL
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after 1 month of playing I’m very satisfited and I play better than with my previous timo boll alc. Flat hits and blocks have a unique superb feeling, it’s a pleasure to block opponent topspins now. Blade is quite fast and head heavy so I can generate lot of power even with my mxp. 
A little problem is that I feel the blade a bit too heavy because the rubbers on it are bigger, the blade is 89g and the total weight is 189g head heavy, my timo boll was 89g but 183g total weight not head-heavy so definitely more light. I ordered 2 more Ovtcharov blades of 2-3 less grams
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I recently purchase this blade and paired it with Stiga DNA pro H both side.  Tested the blade along side with TMBoll Alc with the same set up.  The Dima Alc has more woody feeling and soft compare to TMB. Dima has more dwell time, and it is faster than TMBoll Alc. Head heavy though. Does not lack power from mid to far away the table. I find it that you need to brush the ball rather than hitting.
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Originally posted by comodoensis comodoensis wrote:

Originally posted by Zwill Zwill wrote:

Originally posted by comodoensis comodoensis wrote:

Originally posted by Zwill Zwill wrote:

Originally posted by emihet emihet wrote:

i have used it with dignics 09c on the forehand and rasanter r53 on the backhand and like it enough to keep in my bag, good weight and balance and performs all shots well.  the main reason i like it better then some of the other innerforce blades is because it handles incoming powerloops better when you block close to the table; due in part to what was already shared:
a bit stiffer,
bigger head shape,
thicker so it deals well with pressure
It also has a good range of gears...i would not recommend it for an allround tyle looper that focuses on spin or counterlooping there are other blades out there much better for that.

It's my experience as well that thicker and stiffer blades have more stability near the table. They are better for passive defense and they are usually better for timing based lop killing than generating spinny loops. You don't really see Dima go back and engage in topspin rallies. I guess it fits Dima's game and similar style perfectly.

I played with the Fang Bo 2 and 2X and the 2X is much stiffer and faster. Even though DO ALC is about 0.2mm thicker to me it seems that the outer limba is thicker on the DO ALC than on the 2X so I think they have similar stiffness, but maybe the 2X has a harder touch.

Great! Sounds like a solid alternative to b2x, perhaps?

Yes, but I would put the B2X as a solid alternative to DO ALC. One is ~50USD the other is 150+, 200+? I hope the DO ALC is a better blade and justifies the extra cost.
I think most people are not really satisfied with the DHS thin FL handles, and B2X has that too, but if someone can accept that (or has smaller hands) it's really a nice blade.

Oops, I got it backwards LOL of course I too hope DO is better. In terms of QC, no need to say or comment I guess LOL but I do too hope it is better in terms of playing quality Embarrassed

I agree, it's a love or hate with the B2X. Good feel with hurricane 3 both side, but the slim handle (not a really big deal, though sometime it comes into a kind of disturbance when loosening grip during rallies. Blade angles become inconsistent Ouch) and inconsistent QC is the biggest problem to find another piece as a spare blade. When I bought B2X, of all the B2X available, I picked one with the highest pitch and most solid feeling, and when another batch come, none has identical characteristics, none even close Cry
I see, well I can't confirm this obviously but I have a suspicion the B2 and B2X blades are originally made to be HL5 and HL5X blades but they fail the QC to be HL5 so they are sold cheaper as Fang Bo.
Anyways I wish you good luck if you decide to buy the DO ALC and let us know if it's any good.
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Originally posted by Zwill Zwill wrote:

Originally posted by comodoensis comodoensis wrote:

Originally posted by Zwill Zwill wrote:

Originally posted by emihet emihet wrote:

i have used it with dignics 09c on the forehand and rasanter r53 on the backhand and like it enough to keep in my bag, good weight and balance and performs all shots well.  the main reason i like it better then some of the other innerforce blades is because it handles incoming powerloops better when you block close to the table; due in part to what was already shared:
a bit stiffer,
bigger head shape,
thicker so it deals well with pressure
It also has a good range of gears...i would not recommend it for an allround tyle looper that focuses on spin or counterlooping there are other blades out there much better for that.

It's my experience as well that thicker and stiffer blades have more stability near the table. They are better for passive defense and they are usually better for timing based lop killing than generating spinny loops. You don't really see Dima go back and engage in topspin rallies. I guess it fits Dima's game and similar style perfectly.

I played with the Fang Bo 2 and 2X and the 2X is much stiffer and faster. Even though DO ALC is about 0.2mm thicker to me it seems that the outer limba is thicker on the DO ALC than on the 2X so I think they have similar stiffness, but maybe the 2X has a harder touch.

Great! Sounds like a solid alternative to b2x, perhaps?

Yes, but I would put the B2X as a solid alternative to DO ALC. One is ~50USD the other is 150+, 200+? I hope the DO ALC is a better blade and justifies the extra cost.
I think most people are not really satisfied with the DHS thin FL handles, and B2X has that too, but if someone can accept that (or has smaller hands) it's really a nice blade.

Oops, I got it backwards LOL of course I too hope DO is better. In terms of QC, no need to say or comment I guess LOL but I do too hope it is better in terms of playing quality Embarrassed

I agree, it's a love or hate with the B2X. Good feel with hurricane 3 both side, but the slim handle (not a really big deal, though sometime it comes into a kind of disturbance when loosening grip during rallies. Blade angles become inconsistent Ouch) and inconsistent QC is the biggest problem to find another piece as a spare blade. When I bought B2X, of all the B2X available, I picked one with the highest pitch and most solid feeling, and when another batch come, none has identical characteristics, none even close Cry


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Originally posted by comodoensis comodoensis wrote:

Originally posted by Zwill Zwill wrote:

Originally posted by emihet emihet wrote:

i have used it with dignics 09c on the forehand and rasanter r53 on the backhand and like it enough to keep in my bag, good weight and balance and performs all shots well.  the main reason i like it better then some of the other innerforce blades is because it handles incoming powerloops better when you block close to the table; due in part to what was already shared:
a bit stiffer,
bigger head shape,
thicker so it deals well with pressure
It also has a good range of gears...i would not recommend it for an allround tyle looper that focuses on spin or counterlooping there are other blades out there much better for that.

It's my experience as well that thicker and stiffer blades have more stability near the table. They are better for passive defense and they are usually better for timing based lop killing than generating spinny loops. You don't really see Dima go back and engage in topspin rallies. I guess it fits Dima's game and similar style perfectly.

I played with the Fang Bo 2 and 2X and the 2X is much stiffer and faster. Even though DO ALC is about 0.2mm thicker to me it seems that the outer limba is thicker on the DO ALC than on the 2X so I think they have similar stiffness, but maybe the 2X has a harder touch.

Great! Sounds like a solid alternative to b2x, perhaps?

Yes, but I would put the B2X as a solid alternative to DO ALC. One is ~50USD the other is 150+, 200+? I hope the DO ALC is a better blade and justifies the extra cost.
I think most people are not really satisfied with the DHS thin FL handles, and B2X has that too, but if someone can accept that (or has smaller hands) it's really a nice blade.
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Originally posted by Zwill Zwill wrote:

Originally posted by emihet emihet wrote:

i have used it with dignics 09c on the forehand and rasanter r53 on the backhand and like it enough to keep in my bag, good weight and balance and performs all shots well.  the main reason i like it better then some of the other innerforce blades is because it handles incoming powerloops better when you block close to the table; due in part to what was already shared:
a bit stiffer,
bigger head shape,
thicker so it deals well with pressure
It also has a good range of gears...i would not recommend it for an allround tyle looper that focuses on spin or counterlooping there are other blades out there much better for that.

It's my experience as well that thicker and stiffer blades have more stability near the table. They are better for passive defense and they are usually better for timing based lop killing than generating spinny loops. You don't really see Dima go back and engage in topspin rallies. I guess it fits Dima's game and similar style perfectly.

I played with the Fang Bo 2 and 2X and the 2X is much stiffer and faster. Even though DO ALC is about 0.2mm thicker to me it seems that the outer limba is thicker on the DO ALC than on the 2X so I think they have similar stiffness, but maybe the 2X has a harder touch.

Great! Sounds like a solid alternative to b2x, perhaps?
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Originally posted by emihet emihet wrote:

i have used it with dignics 09c on the forehand and rasanter r53 on the backhand and like it enough to keep in my bag, good weight and balance and performs all shots well.  the main reason i like it better then some of the other innerforce blades is because it handles incoming powerloops better when you block close to the table; due in part to what was already shared:
a bit stiffer,
bigger head shape,
thicker so it deals well with pressure
It also has a good range of gears...i would not recommend it for an allround tyle looper that focuses on spin or counterlooping there are other blades out there much better for that.

It's my experience as well that thicker and stiffer blades have more stability near the table. They are better for passive defense and they are usually better for timing based lop killing than generating spinny loops. You don't really see Dima go back and engage in topspin rallies. I guess it fits Dima's game and similar style perfectly.

I played with the Fang Bo 2 and 2X and the 2X is much stiffer and faster. Even though DO ALC is about 0.2mm thicker to me it seems that the outer limba is thicker on the DO ALC than on the 2X so I think they have similar stiffness, but maybe the 2X has a harder touch.
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i have used it with dignics 09c on the forehand and rasanter r53 on the backhand and like it enough to keep in my bag, good weight and balance and performs all shots well.  the main reason i like it better then some of the other innerforce blades is because it handles incoming powerloops better when you block close to the table; due in part to what was already shared:
a bit stiffer,
bigger head shape,
thicker so it deals well with pressure
It also has a good range of gears...i would not recommend it for an allround tyle looper that focuses on spin or counterlooping there are other blades out there much better for that.
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I've seen some videos, and heard the pitch/sound of the bare blade, and getting interested to save up some pocket money to buy one for a spare, or maybe some upgrade from fang bo b2x Embarrassed

Also, waiting for more feedbacks, especially the one using chinese rubber on this blade LOL


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im not an expert, DO blade is made for semi professional players, hard- core softer top ply + innerforce alc.
DO is designed for Tenergy 19
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People have suggested it is as hard as timo boll alc, i suspect it takes time to break-in, and may be after 3-6 months , it will show its true colour

any views?

Anyone has any updated reviews ?
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the blade is thicker, and it’s head heavy, a bit faster than timo boll alc
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"Looking at the speed of this blade, it is very similar to the Timo Boll series. However, the speed has been reduced to give more room for control. The inner carbon layer slows down the speed a little bit and you will need to exert a sufficient amount of power to activate the carbon component."
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I already answered with PM. But for all here I can verify that Ovtcharov ALC is much harder and more direct compared to Hurricane Long 5, Donic NO.1 Senso or Butterfly Innerforce Layer ALC. 

For people who prefer a fast and direct game like power-looping or aggressive blocking. the new Ovtcharov blade will make them happy, because it is extremely precise.

For me personally it is harder than I expected. On one side this is a good point, because Innerforce LAyer ALC is too soft and bouncy for me, but the difference to this blade is bigger than I hoped. It is on the other side of the scale, not far away from a Boll ALC or Spirit in point of hardness and I think, it is at least as fast as these blades, much faster than Innerforce Layer ALC.
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Originally posted by Magic_M Magic_M wrote:

No 1 Senso is similar to HL5, a blade for pure loopers.
It is much softer than Ovtcharov ALC, less direct, with more vibrations.

Thanks, seems like there is no reason for me to try a BTY Ovtcharov in that case.

Do you have Donic Ovtchrov NO 1 Senso Carbon which is now Donic Original Senso Carbon?

Could you give detailed comparison of senso carbon.? 

can anyone compare in detail it with Dima Ovtchrov ALC ?
which one to select Donic or butterfly ?
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Originally posted by Magic_M Magic_M wrote:

No 1 Senso is similar to HL5, a blade for pure loopers.
It is much softer than Ovtcharov ALC, less direct, with more vibrations.

Thanks, seems like there is no reason for me to try a BTY Ovtcharov in that case.
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Originally posted by amitmnagarwal amitmnagarwal wrote:

Will harder rubbers like Mxp, Rasanter 47 go with it?
I am sure, they will, because these are actually not really hard rubbers. With the plastic ball 45-47° rubbers are "medium hard" in my eyes and I think, this kind of rubbers should fit very well.

Personally I will test my Ovtcharov next monday with Tenergy 05 on forehand and Karis M on backhand. First impression (with my robot) is really good. Seems to be easier to play with compared to Dignics 05.
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That is really surprising observation.

How does it compare with Jun Mizu ZLC.

What rubbers u played with ?

Will harder rubbers like Mxp, Rasanter 47 go with it?
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I think Ovtcharov was not spelled correctly.
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