Bryce High Speed [Discontinued]
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[Hardness] Medium hardness [Performance] Speed and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:9.8
- Spin:6.81
- Control:6.55
- HIGH PERFORMANCE COATING WITH PATENTED “MICROLAYER” TECHNOLOGY
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In this rubber developed by Butterfly “microlayer” technology is used to enhance the grip at the ball contact.
The combination with the “High Tension” technology leads to greater rotation and pace than the previous BRYCE series.
“BRYCE HIGH SPEED “is recommended for male and female players, the special emphasis on the clout and create a strongly curved trajectory of their balls.
TECHNOLOGY
The High Tension technology interweaves the molecules of various rubber material so that the rubber in contact with the ball contracted very intense. Thus, the ball gets a reinforced pulse.
18 years ago the first BRYCE flooring with High Tension technology has been brought to market. Since as long ago the Department of research works and development of Butterfly on refining this patented technology, the ability of the rubber material to speed development to increase still further.
The latest result of this research is Bryce HIGH SPEED which the ball higher speed gives as all other coverings developed to date.
THE NEW “MICROLAYER” TECHNOLOGY INCREASING SPEED AND ROTATION
Micro Layer vs Normal: Furthermore, a new achievement of the Butterfly research is processed in BRYCE HIGH SPEED: the technique of “microlayer”. In addition to the enormous speed the ball can be given upon contact also much rotation.
The flooring surface is remarkably thin. The pad is pressed in contact with the ball and the surface contracts. A high rotation is generated in tangential meeting place. It was deliberately chosen a simple nap structure, which optimizes the covering on speed.
- Pimples in
- Top-class speed performance; great distance even with light contact
- Difficult to apply spin; better suited for speed drives than loop drives
- Requires practice but delivers one-shot finishing balls effectively
- Not recommended for beginners; skews toward intermediate-to-advanced players
- Shows particularly strong performance when used on backhand
Reviews by user
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Ippao (Experience: ２〜３ years) Speed
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2020/06/21
I borrowed one from a junior teammate.
Since it was on an outer-ply blade, the speed was incredible. If you fire off a speed drive, it's almost impossible for the opponent to touch it.
However, it generates almost no spin. If you're going to buy this, I think you might as well just get Rozena.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use REINFORCE HC
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Xu Xin (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Might be pretty good
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2020/03/26
I put it on a Carbonade blade, going for a really high-flying setup.
After testing a full range of techniques in casual rallies, I felt like it generates more spin than you'd expect from a speed-oriented tension rubber. Topspin drive techniques aren't heavy, but they produce quite a lot of speed. Strangely enough though, it's surprisingly easy to control. If you understand how to hit with a speed-oriented style, it feels quite stable.
Against backspin, trying to re-generate spin on your own drive feels pretty tough. It's more stable to adjust your angle instead, which produces a knuckle-ish ball that's also awkward for your opponent to handle.
Finally, I'd recommend this rubber to people who want to play modern table tennis with the feel of an old-school speed rubber.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use CARBONADO 45
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benzene (Experience: ４〜５ years) Speed only
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2020/03/22
Well, the speed is top-class among Butterfly rubbers, so no complaints there, but the issue is the spin. Whether you brush the ball or hit into it and let it sink in, the amount of spin feels about like a beginner-level rubber, maybe just a bit more.
Personally, I'm not a fan of Butterfly rubbers
Whether I use Tenergy or Dignics, no matter how I hit, I feel a loss of power. (Maybe because I came up using tacky rubber?) The smash is genuinely first-class though, so I think that's the one standout trait Butterfly has that other brands don't. (Other Butterfly rubbers are used by a lot of pro players, so intermediate players end up misjudging how good the performance actually is. Among tension rubbers it might have the most spin, but compared to tacky rubber it's nothing special. In fact, the fact that Butterfly had to release Dignics 09C shows that a rubber made of plain rubber compound can't beat tacky rubber — in other words, it lost to tacky rubber. People who have looked down on tacky rubber until now will be surprised by how good it really is. Even if it's only lightly tacky...)All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Timo Boll ALC
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Table tennis equipment human Among speed-oriented tension rubbers, spin performance is high
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2020/03/03
I used the thick version on the backhand of a Yasaka Xevalat blade — five-ply wood plus two PB carbon layers.
First off, it's quite fast. Meeting the ball flat also produces good speed. Topspin drives are fast too, but if you don't put in solid spin at the same time, it tends to overshoot a lot. That said, it actually generates a fair amount of spin. Still, without the technique to properly grip and spin the ball, I think it's hard to get high spin out of it. I think this works fine on both forehand and backhand. But at 6000 yen plus tax, it's a bit pricey, so if you want a cheap speed-oriented rubber, something from the Plaxon line would probably be better. Personally, I think this Bryce High Speed is worth the 6000 yen, but it seems like a rubber that could really divide opinion.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use ZEBARATE
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Taku (Experience: ４〜５ years) Top-level speed
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2020/02/05
I've used regular Bryce before, but this Bryce Speed is even faster — I tried hitting with it half excited, half scared. I used the thick version on my backhand.
It really flies, lol. It goes with just a light touch. Even on the backhand it has enough bounce to cause overshoot misses. Against backspin the ball leaves the rubber quickly, so even a normal loop drive gets good speed, even though the ball itself feels light. On serve receive, it flies off before you can get spin on it, so especially the short game is really tough. Counters are stable thanks to the consistent bounce, so you can counter with just a light touch, but overshooting is common. The good part was definitely the speed, lolAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use MA LIN CARBON
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Man who wants to get good at table tennis (Experience: Less than a year) I like it
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2020/01/29
Used max thickness on the forehand
At first I couldn't get any spin on it and thought about switching, but the more I used it, the more I understood how to use it and what's good about it. Speed, of course. Spin is more than sufficient. Sometimes it feels like it doesn't grip as well as a normal rubber, but considering the speed, it strikes a good balance between the two.
Serves are fast too, and you can put a decent amount of spin on them.
Also, depending on the blade, pushes can fly right off the tableAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use ZX-GEAR OUT
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A Takuto who admires China (Experience: ２〜３ years) Fast!!
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2019/12/31
The speed on this is ridiculous.
As a trade-off, the spin is a bit weak, but not enough to really bother you.
If you let the ball sink in properly, you can still get plenty of spin.
It's a rubber suited for the backhand, and I think it offers good value for money.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use SK7 Classic
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