Primorac Carbon

3W+2 T5000 · Outer

Specifications

Playing style: OFF+
Price: —
Weight: 89 g
Thickness: 7 mm
Plies: 5
Composition: 3W+2 T5000
Outer ply: Hinoki
Core wood: Kiri
Carbon type: T5000
Fibre placement: Outer
Blade size: 157 × 150 mm
Handle types: FL · AN
Made in: —
Release year: —

Metadata confidence: Specialist measured

Blade construction

3W+2 T5000 · Outer

5 plies · Hinoki surface · T5000 outer fibre · Kiri core · 7 mm total

One blade, drawn as technical linework at real shakehand proportions. The laminated edge along the crown and right rim exposes every ply boundary in the stack. Edge depth is illustrative because physical veneer thickness is not published.

Exploded view of Primorac Carbon with 5 plies: Hinoki · T5000 · Kiri · T5000 · Hinoki. — HANDLE · BLACK · YELLOW STRIPE

Hinoki
Outer ply · layers 1 and 5
Soft and elastic · Deep catch
T5000
Fibre layer · layers 2 and 4
Very stiff · Classic high speed
Kiri
Core · layer 3
Lower weight · Controlled rebound

Stack order — face A to face B

01
HinokiOuter ply
Japanese cypress — soft, elastic and forgiving, with a deep catch on the ball.
02
T5000Fibre layer
Tamca 5000 carbon — very stiff and fast, the classic high-speed carbon layer.
03
Kiri — coreCore
Paulownia core — extremely light, damping the stack and slowing the blade down for control.
04
T5000Fibre layer
Tamca 5000 carbon — very stiff and fast, the classic high-speed carbon layer.
05
HinokiOuter ply
Japanese cypress — soft, elastic and forgiving, with a deep catch on the ball.

Specialist measured · 5 of 5 plies with published material · stack order confirmed

Sources: TTGearLab

About this blade

Butterfly Primorac Carbon is a 5-ply blade built around T5000 fibre placed outer, with Hinoki on the playing surface and a Kiri core. Its TTDNA profile reads fast — speed 92, control 44, feel 30 — with a stiff response and medium dwell. Physically it measures 7 mm thick, around 89 g, 157 × 150 mm head, FL, AN handles. Butterfly positions it for off+ play. Hinoki: Japanese cypress — soft, elastic and forgiving, with a deep catch on the ball. Kiri: Paulownia core — extremely light, damping the stack and slowing the blade down for control. T5000: Tamca 5000 carbon — very stiff and fast, the classic high-speed carbon layer.

TTDNA overview

Speed92

Control44

Spin Potential44

Feel30

Power89

Forgiveness38

Short Game30

Looping54

TTDNA ratings — all 55

Performance

#01Speed92

#02Control44

#03Spin Potential44

#04Feel30

#05Flex·21

#06Dwell Time46

#07Catapult70

#08Stability75

#09Precision62

#10Forgiveness38

#11Power89

#12Short Game30

#13Blocking49

#14Looping54

#15Countering76

#16Flat Hitting80

#17Flicking57

#18Chopping30

#19Lobbing34

#20Touch37

Construction

#21Stiffness·79

#22Vibration·14

#23Sweet Spot78

#24Ball Hold43

#25Head Heaviness·58

#26Balance79

#27Weight·63

#28Weight Consistency82

#29Thickness·80

#30Overall Thickness·80

#31Handle Thickness·50

#32Handle Size·50

#33Handle Comfort82

#34Surface Hardness·62

#35Surface Finish87

Material properties

#36Carbon Feel·87

#37Carbon Intensity·90

#38Outer Feel75

#39Inner Feel28

#40Wood Feeling21

#41Crispness74

#42Softness·31

#43Elasticity51

#44Rebound Speed85

#45Energy Return81

#46Damping14

Playing profile

#47Offensive Rating76

#48Defensive Rating29

#49Allround Rating62

#50Beginner Friendliness33

#51Advanced Potential77

#52Technique Requirement·79

#53Spin Sensitivity·37

#54Passive Stability28

#55Active Stability85

A TTDNA blade rating measures how much of the named characteristic a blade has. For descriptive rows — flex, stiffness, vibration, head heaviness, weight, thickness, carbon feel, softness, technique requirement, spin sensitivity — a higher number means more, not better.