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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Takuto No.23 (Experience: １１〜２０ years) The name 'fastest' isn't just for show
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2016/08/11
As I mentioned in the title, this really does live up to being called Butterfly's fastest rubber. If your blade is speed-oriented with lower control, it might be tough to handle. I use my backhand a lot, so I have it on the back side of a Zhang Jike ALC, but right after I re-rubbered, my hard hits almost never landed on the opponent's side. After about a week of using it, though, I got the feel for it and my hard hits started landing. A friend I played against said my backhand smashes had gotten scarier than before. So personally, I'd really recommend this to players who use their backhand a lot. I'm sure it's fast on the forehand too, but I haven't tried it there because it scares me (lol).
I felt this is a rubber that delivers top speed across every stroke — counters, blocks, drives, hard hits, you name it.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Zhang Jike ALC
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Kaorin For me, at least
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2016/06/04
It's like Tenergy 64 but with even more bounce. It's such a rocket that pairing it with an outer-carbon blade would definitely make it uncontrollable. But the amazing part is that it's not like you can't put spin on it! It really does balance speed and spin well!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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Someone who wanted to try a carbon racket (Experience: ２〜３ years) Bounces a lot...
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2016/05/18
Maybe because I have it on the backhand of an aramid-carbon blade, my strokes end up looking like a short-pips player's (haha). The speed is terrifying. If your opponent is a loop driver, you might be able to beat them with blocks and counters. I'm also a mid-distance loop driver myself, and my backhand ends up hitting pretty flat overall, but thanks to Butterfly's new micro-layer technology you still get a feel close to the ball sinking into the sponge.
Next, the short game. Chiquita can jam the opponent with overwhelming speed. For pushes, it's definitely better to prioritize speed. If you brush it too much, it bounces up instead. All in all, I felt this was just a flat-out rocket of a rubber.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use FIRE FALL AC
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The club's biggest table tennis equipment maniac Has it surpassed Tenergy?
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2016/05/17
A friend of mine has it on his backhand (though depending on the opponent he'll switch to forehand — lately it's mostly forehand). The blade is, I believe, a Swedish Extra.
Fast. That one word says it all. When you hit it, it arcs and it still gets spin — a bit less than the 64, I think, but it's there. Personally it feels like a combination of the G1-1 and S-1, taking the best of both.
But I think this rubber's real strength lies elsewhere.
Blocking and countering drives!
That's genuinely easy to do. Just make contact and the block glides in smoothly, and counters fly so fast they're almost impossible to return. I'd say it also suits a drive-oriented player with a more defensive style, wouldn't you agree?
That's all. Thanks for reading.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer ALC
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Loves table tennis (Experience: More than ２０ years)
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2016/05/17
It has great speed and gets a bit of spin too, so I felt it's beyond the 64.
You can push the opponent back with sheer ball speed, and the serves have good spin too, so I thought it was a really great rubber. If you're after speed, definitely give it a try.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Mizutani Jun Super ZLC
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Yukichi-chan (Experience: ６〜１０ years) One-hit kill!!!!
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2016/05/02
The shots have way more force behind them than Bryce Speed — it's on a whole different level.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use SK7
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Nameko (Experience: ６〜１０ years) God of destruction
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2016/04/05
Right after I re-rubbered with this, I noticed a lot of overshoot misses, but once I got used to it, I think it's way beyond Tenergy 64.
At first I thought, since it's from the Bryce series, it was probably just specialized for speed, but I could put tons of spin on both drives and serves!
I don't think it's suited for chiquita... but the speed on pushes is faster than any other rubber, so I think it's more than possible to build an attack straight off a push!
The rubber itself is lightweight, so even for a junior high schooler,
the racket won't feel heavy, which makes it easy to use. If you're a high schooler who wants to add weight to the racket, adding power tape is totally fine too! (I added 5g myself, lol)
If you want a ball that puts spin on and blasts through the opponent with speed, why not give it a try once? I'm sure you won't regret it once you get used to it!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Timo Boll ALC
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