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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BCNR33 (Experience: ２〜３ years) Super fast…
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2016/12/04
I played with it for four hours.
Well, as you probably know, it's crazy fast.
I'm not that great a player, so at first I had some overshoot misses,
but once I got used to it, it was no big deal.
I wouldn't recommend it if you're chasing spin,
though that doesn't mean it's hard to get spin on it either!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Forutiusu FT
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3rd-ball attack man (Experience: ２〜３ years) Insane speed
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2016/11/15
The speed is insane, lol
And on top of that, it gets great spin too,
so personally it's my favorite rubber.
You can hit heavy drives with it too.
Trading shots in a rally is a lot easier too.
The one downside I'd say is
that pushes are hard to do.
That could be fatal for a beginner.
I'd say this rubber suits intermediate
to advanced players.
I don't think it'd hurt to give it a try once.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Timo Boll ZLC
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3rd-ball attack man (Experience: ２〜３ years) Insane speed
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2016/11/15
The speed is insane, lol
And on top of that, it gets great spin too,
so personally it's my favorite rubber.
You can hit heavy drives with it too.
Trading shots in a rally is a lot easier too.
The one downside I'd say is
that pushes are hard to do.
That could be fatal for a beginner.
I'd say this rubber suits intermediate
to advanced players.
I don't think it'd hurt to give it a try once.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Timo Boll ZLC
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Manyu (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Speed is definitely there
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2016/10/27
I put it on my forehand.
The feel when hitting felt soft. And my impression is that the speed really comes out.
But it doesn't get all that much spin.
It's hard to put good spin on serves and pushes. With my own arm I can't really get a ton of spin on it.
I guess this is a good pick for someone who plays a speed-focused style without relying much on spin.
It bounces well, so you still get power even hitting from away from the table.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Freitas ALC
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Mithos Yggdrasill (Experience: ４〜５ years) Insane speed!!!
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2016/10/09
This is probably the bounciest rubber out there. That doesn't mean it can't generate spin, though.
The spin is only slightly weaker than Tenergy 64. Speed isn't its only strength — that's what makes this rubber good.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Garaydia T5000
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EK (Experience: ６〜１０ years) A wild card that depends on the blade
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2016/10/08
I tried it on both forehand and backhand.
On an outer-carbon blade, my drives went in with incredible speed, one after another, but everything else was unmanageable and I gave up on it.
With my skill level, an inner-carbon all-wood blade is about the only way I can handle it.
On the forehand, drives are just as fast as ever, with a sharp arc that carries deep — really satisfying. Even a step back from the table, the speed doesn't drop off, and it's still incredibly easy to land. That said, while there is spin on it, the shot feels light, and once the opponent gets used to it, it seemed easy for them to handle.
On top of that, it's hard to vary the power on drives, so with my limited technique I could only manage a monotonous attack.On the backhand, on the other hand, you can just push through with overwhelmingly fast drives, fast flat hits, and aggressive blocks and receives. But keeping it stable takes real skill and a lot of practice time...
Depending on the blade it's not completely unusable, but at my level, bringing out this rubber's full potential felt like taming a wild horse.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Innerforce AL
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STIGA maniac (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Hard on the forehand, fun on the backhand
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2016/09/09
I'm a reverse-penhold, two-sided drive-style player.
At first I tried it on the forehand, but it bounced so much it wouldn't go in at all.
When I tried it on the backhand, unlike the forehand it somehow went in, which I found interesting.
Counters against drives come back fast, and that's probably where it shines most.
The spin is clearly stronger than the normal Bryce, but it falls short of something like Tenergy 64.
The speed is probably top-class among all rubbers, but it's still a lot easier to handle than the normal Bryce.Since the rubber bounces so much, I think it would be pretty hard to control on an outer-carbon blade.
So I'm using an inner-carbon blade myself.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer ALC
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