Butterfly Rubbers
Butterfly table tennis rubbers — the Tenergy and Dignics high-tension sheets, Rozena, Sriver, Glayzer and the training grades below them. The range covers inverted, short-pip, long-pip and anti-spin surfaces, with sponge hardness running from about 25° to 48°, so it reaches from blocking and chopping rubbers through to full offensive sheets. Whichever end you're shopping, that hardness figure is the number worth reading first. Our rubber selection guide places them by sponge hardness beside every other brand we carry.
Butterfly publishes speed, spin and arc figures for each rubber alongside the sponge hardness — and arc is the one buyers overlook. It describes the height of the ball's flight path off the rubber: a high-arc sheet lifts the ball and clears the net with heavy topspin, a low-arc sheet drives flatter and faster. Match it to how you actually play, not just the speed number.
A rubber is the sheet that glues onto a blade and provides the playing surface, and it's a wearing part — the topsheet loses grip with use, so budget for replacing it periodically. Thickness is chosen per sheet: go thinner for control and touch, thicker if you want the sponge to store more energy. Rubbers are sold as single sheets, so a full racket needs two.
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Butterfly Feint Long II pushes the envelope for what one can do with a long pip rubber. With the barely-legal long and thin pips, this rubber is capable of giving your opponents fits as they try to determine what sort of spin they are getting back. This rubber is able to create wobbly knuckleballs when blocking or hitting, as well as devastating underspin when chopping or chop blocking.
This is also the favored long pips rubber for ITTF World Tour and Butterfly-sponsored player Panagiotis Gionis, who uses it on a Petr Korbel with Butterfly Tenergy 05 Hard on the forehand side.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Butterfly Feint Long II long pips rubber pushes the limits of the ITTF length/diameter aspect ratio for pips rubber
- These long skinny pips are easily bent at contact, maximizing their effect and confounding opponents
- Feint Long II possesses a wide range of spin and the consistency that defensive players demand
- Pairs best with Innershield Layer ZLF, Hadraw Shield, Petr Korbel, Gionis Carbon Allround, and other Butterfly blades
- Butterfly Free Chack glue or Chack Sheet recommended when assembling Butterfly table tennis rubbers
SPECIFICATIONS
- Surface: Long Pimpled (Long Pips)
- Stability: 5
- Variation: 5
- Hardness 38
Dignics guides your play to a more advanced level. Its essence is a combination: Spring Sponge X, the advanced version of Spring Sponge with more elasticity, and a uniquely composed top sheet with strengthened abrasion, which proves great resistance on the surface and gives the feeling of holding the ball at impact.
Pimple code No. 180 is adopted to achieve an effective balance between spin and speed. Dignics 80 is recommended for the all-round player who seeks success from whatever distance away from the table.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- The newest Butterfly sponge and rubber technology, resulting in superior performance and feel
- 3.4 cm higher arc and 4.0% more speed and spin than Butterfly Tenergy 80 rubber sheets
- Increased dwell time compared to Tenergy 80 due to Spring Sponge X and improved rubber composition
- Pairs best with the Fan Zhendong ZLC, Innerforce Layer ALC, Apolonia ZLC, SK7 Classic, and other Butterfly blades
- Butterfly Free Chack II table tennis glue recommended when assembling Dignics table tennis rubbers
SPECIFICATIONS
- Surface: High Tension Pimples-In
- Speed: 88
- Spin: 82
- Arc: 86
- Hardness: 40
A more advanced level of play is where Dignics guides you. Its essence lies in combining Spring Sponge X – the advanced version of Spring Sponge, with more elasticity – and the uniquely composed top sheet, whose strengthened abrasion proves great resistance on the surface and provides the feeling of holding the ball at impact.
Adopting pimples code No. 64 recognised for its high speed performance, Dignics 64 is recommended for the player who seeks to generate a high level attacking play such as high speed topspin, fierce topspin against topspin and smash.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- The newest Butterfly sponge and rubber technology, resulting in superior performance and feel
- 2.5 cm more arc and 1.2% more overall power than Butterfly Tenergy 64 rubber sheets, with more spin
- Increased dwell time compared to Tenergy 64 due to Spring Sponge X and improved rubber composition
- Pairs best with the Fan Zhendong Super ZLC, Mizutani Jun ZLC, Timo Boll ZLF, Timo Boll CAF, and other Butterfly blades
- Butterfly Free Chack II table tennis glue recommended when assembling Dignics table tennis rubbers
SPECIFICATIONS
- Surface: High Tension Pimples-In
- Speed: 90
- Spin: 79
- Arc: 84
- Hardness: 40
DIGNICS 09C is for the player who expects the unique feeling of a friction rubber and wants it taken to new heights. Its original top sheet works together with a rather hard Spring Sponge X (a little harder than Tenergy 05 Hard), and that synergy gives compatible friction and a high level bounce: the features of a friction rubber are brought out while the High Tension effect is upgraded.
The pimples code No. 209 delivers a high amount of spin for topspin and defensive play, and makes over-the-table techniques and counter topspin easier. Dignics 09C, Overpowering Evolution.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- The newest Butterfly sponge and rubber technology, now available with a new hard sponge and tacky topsheet
- The highest spin rating of any Butterfly rubber at 13.0 (more than Dignics 05, which is 12.0)
- Ideal for over-the-table play and countering topspin, as well as defensive play, due to the high spin capabilities
- Pairs best with the Fan Zhendong Super ZLC, Timo Boll ALC, Mizutani Jun ZLC, Viscaria Super ALC, and other Butterfly blades
- Butterfly Free Chack II table tennis glue recommended when assembling Dignics table tennis rubbers
SPECIFICATIONS
- Surface: High Friction High Tension Pimples-In
- Speed: 79
- Spin: 96
- Arc: 96
- Hardness: 44
Butterfly Challenger Attack rubber is a pimples-out rubber ideal for quick attacks. However, due to the amount of spin that can be generated (more than traditional short pips rubbers), you can also use it for a controlled allround game as well. With this versatility, players of a variety of levels and playing styles can benefit from what Challenger Attack has to offer.
With a sponge that is just barely softer than the Tenergy line, one also has exceptional feel on their shots, helping to place pushes and attacks right where they are needed.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Challenger Attack produces more spin than traditional pips out rubbers
- Perfect for players that value the spin variation that pips offer
- Well-suited for high-tempo attacking play as well as controlled allround play
- Pairs best with Petr Korbel, SK Carbon, Hadraw SK, Mazunov, and other Butterfly blades
- Butterfly Free Chack table tennis glue recommended when assembling Butterfly table tennis rubbers
SPECIFICATIONS
- Surface: Pimples-out (Pips Out)
- Speed: 36
- Spin: 43
- Arc: 57
- Hardness: 35
Rubber Specifications
Butterfly Bugller is a short pips rubber for players who want a tricky option to befuddle their foes. Its pimple shape is designed for large spin variation and is combined with Spring Sponge X, a unique combination that produces unpredictable no-spin balls and can disturb the opponent’s rhythm.
Bugller can also create unexpected fast balls, thanks to Butterfly’s innovative High Tension Technology. Its good speed is powered by the same technology as the Dignics line (High Tension and Spring Sponge X), and although it is difficult to use, this rubber is dangerous once mastered!
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Short pips rubber with good speed and little spin
- Produces unpredictable balls, making it difficult for your opponent
- Combination of High Tension and Spring Sponge X technologies can generate fast no-spin balls
- Good for advanced players seeking to "bug" their opponents with deceptive short-pimples play
- Available in 1.7, 1.9, and 2.1 sponge thicknesses
SPECIFICATIONS
- Surface: High Tension Pimples-Out & Spring Sponge X
- Speed: 53
- Spin: 36
- Arc: 27
- Hardness: 42
The result of the unique technology and research undertaken by Butterfly, Micro Layer enables Bryce Highspeed to produce a high speed and spin performance. The rubber is recommended for players who want to utilize high speed shots.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Powered by High Tension and featuring Butterfly's Micro Layer rubber sheet technology
- Butterfly's fastest rubber sheet in production, capable of unmatched speed with a low trajectory
- The Micro Layer rubber sheet is thinner, creating a rubber surface that grips the ball more than ever before
- Softer than Tenergy and more speed and spin than Bryce Speed, this rubber is great for attackers
- Pairs well with the Innerforce Series of Butterfly blades, as well as the Timo Boll and Fan Zhendong series
SPECIFICATIONS
- Surface: High Tension Pimples-In
- Speed: 92
- Spin: 54
- Arc: 46
- Hardness: 35
Aibiss is a high-friction rubber which balances the characteristics of a friction rubber and of more traditional high quality Butterfly rubber sheets. A specialized top sheet, with a pimple shape which enables heavy spin, has been combined with a hard sponge; the result is high speed as well as devastating spin potential.
With heavy spin and a high throw angle, Aibiss is recommended for the player who aims at making the best use of the characteristics of a friction rubber, especially one using precise technique on the table and counter attacking play.
- High-friction rubber with a very hard sponge
- Controllable speed with as much spin as Dignics 64, all with a higher throw angle which gives more margin over the net
- Perfect for the counterattacking player that values precision and heavy-spin play
- Pairs best with Lin Gaoyuan ALC, Timo Boll ZLC, Mazunov, Mizutani Jun Super ZLC, and other Butterfly blades
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Class: High-Friction Pimples-in
- Surface: Inverted
- Speed: 10.5
- Spin: 11
- Density: 50
- Made in Japan
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