Bluefire M2
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Medium hardness [Performance] Spin and Speed to have excellent |
(Click to zoom the photo)
Averages reviews points
- Speed:8.13
- Spin:8.4
- Control:7.53
-
DONIC Bluefire M2
Characteristics: Excellent balance between speed, catapult effect and feel. Recommended for: Players who like to play with Medium Hard rubbers and attach high importance to spin and speed with optimum feeling.
The blue miracle.
Donic's new Bluefire is a completely new rubber development offering top speed. A new high-tech generation of rubbers in the proven Formula FD3-technology has been developed as a result of the perfect combination of the large pored blue sponge with an extremely spinny top surface rubber. The top rubber with its small, long pimpled-in structure lends the rubber the best possible flexibility and sensational feeling. Above all, the Bluefire is unbelievably fast with a characteristic high arc when top-spinning that enables maximum spin and increased speed.
- Pimples in
Players use Bluefire M2
- Excellent balance between spin and speed, easy to use
- Tenergy-level performance at a reasonable price
- Versatile, unbiased design suitable for all players
- Outstanding drive and serve cut
- Shorter lifespan with whitening tendency
Reviews by user
-
-
Toshibo (Experience: １１〜２０ years) All-round rubber Verified Purchase
-
2025/04/29
Using 2.0mm on both sides.
If you drive with the ball sinking into the sponge, it makes a nice metallic sound and feels great to hit. Loops also get a ton of spin, whether you brush the surface or dig into the sponge. People from the glue generation will probably love this.
Since it's a softer rubber, the short game isn't hard to play either, and serves get plenty of spin.
So far, using it myself, I haven't found anything bad about it.
I don't see many people using it, so if you're curious, I'd really recommend giving it a try! Also, it looks really cool.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Waldner Senzo carbon JO SHAPE
-
-
-
30 men (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Easy to use
-
2017/06/09
Both the sponge and the sheet are medium — not too hard, not too soft.
Compared to the Bluefire JP02, the gaps between the pimples on the sheet look a bit wider, and the feel on contact seemed a touch softer. That said, it's not mushy at all — it still has some backbone, so you can brush it too. The JP series has better grip on the sheet, so if you're someone who brushes with a harder sheet like the Rakza series, I think the JP series would be easier to use and spin more.
As for bounce, it's only slightly faster than the JP, and I didn't notice a huge difference overall, but it's easy to control the power behind your shots and it doesn't bounce oddly, so it's easy to handle. There's a real sense of the ball "grabbing" the sponge, so it spins quite a lot, and it was easier than the JP to use a technique where you sink the ball in rather than just brushing it.
Until now I thought Rasant Grip had a feel closest to Tenergy 80, but this one is even closer to 80 — it's like the bounce was toned down a little and the "grab" feeling was strengthened instead.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use LUDEACK
-
-
-
THY (Experience: ２〜３ years) Surprisingly good rubber
-
2019/02/08
Used on the backhand. It was a bit heavier than Tenergy 05.
After two months of use, it started turning noticeably white. I think it wears out relatively quickly.
Basic hitting drills are quite easy to do with it. The bounce is moderate, which makes it easy to control. When you drive, it puts spin first and gives you a good shot. The short game is also easy to control without too much bounce. The chiquita was quite easy to pull off too. Driving against backspin can also be done without losing much power. Where it really stands out is the counter-hit. For about the first two weeks of using it, pretty much any counter I swung at went in. Since it's not very sensitive to incoming spin, I think both countering and blocking are easy with it. That said, its ceiling for spin isn't quite up to something like Tenergy or G-1, though it still had a fair amount. Well, for a beginner like myself, this level is just about right.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use DYNASTY CARBON
-
-
-
Jumbo (Experience: ２〜３ years) Good balance
-
2018/02/09
Used on the forehand.
As I noted in the title, the balance between spin and speed is good, which gives your play a sense of stability.
It has no real quirks, so I think it works on both forehand and backhand.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Swat Carbon
-
-
-
Lasagna (Experience: ４〜５ years) Perfect for intermediates
-
2017/02/05
Used on my forehand.
The first thing I noticed was how great the feel on contact was. As for topspin drives, loop drives felt especially easy to pull off. You can really feel the sheet deforming and gripping the ball for spin, which gives a strong sense of reassurance. It really helps in matches. Advanced players might find the speed a bit lacking.
For pushes, you can freely control the ball to match the opponent's spin.
For serves, it really showed its strength on YG serves. As I mentioned, because you can feel the sheet deforming... it's easy to serve with.
For someone at an intermediate skill level and feel, I felt this was the best rubber.
Rasant was the best match for the backhand side.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use INFINITY VPS V
-
-
-
AyumuT.T (Experience: ４〜５ years) Recommended for fast-attack players seeking stability
-
2016/10/16
From the feel and sound of the ball on contact, I get a real sense of hold. That said, the ball flies well too, and you can hit fast shots with it. I heard it's a fairly hard rubber, but it's stable and lets you attack with confidence. Serves bite well too — it's very easy to use and I'm satisfied with it.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use FIRE FALL AC
-
-
-
Monitan. (Experience: １１〜２０ years) High balance, high performance.
-
2016/08/17
Speed, spin, and control are all well balanced and it's easy to use.
You might feel the spin and speed are a bit lacking, but the ball goes in reliably no matter what.
Depending on your stroke and how you brush it, you can get either a loopy arc or a flatter trajectory.
I think it's an especially good match for penhold players who only use their forehand side.
For shakehand players too, I think it's a versatile rubber you can use on both sides.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
-
Related rubber
Rubber
Producer
Type
Racket
Producer
Grip
Review Ranking
-
Get the Amazon gift card at a Review!
20 points are added in the post. You can replace it by Amazon Gift Card worth $5.00 with 1000 points.