Name: Tenergy 05 FX
Brand: Butterfly
SKU: 4-rubber
Availability: InStock
Rating: 8.86 (66 reviews)

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Tenergy 05 FX

Everyone's rating

[Hardness] Soft
[Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 8.86 / 10

66 reviews

Speed:7.94
Spin:9.23
Control:8.68

: Tenergy 05 announced the arrival of Spring Sponge Technology!
Top international players around the world embraced this new development and the masses followed
The Tenergy Family of rubbers evolved allowing all styles of play to benefit from this new Technology
Spring Sponge is produced by the unique format of air bubbles within the sponge and the thin pimples of the highly flexible surface, enabling dynamic topspin play with heavy rotation.
Tenergy 05-FX offers the same top-sheet as Tenergy 05, but with a softer sponge layer and is best-suited for offensive all-round play.

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Specifications

Producer: Butterfly

Product code: 05900

Speed: 13

Spin: 11.5

Hardness: 32

Players use Tenergy 05 FX

KONSTANTINOPOULOS Giorgos

Adrien Mattenet

YOKO Hirano

AZUSA Ichikawa

Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary

Tenergy 05FX is highly evaluated as a softer and more user-friendly version of the standard Tenergy 05, with the majority of reviews recommending it for back-hand use. It is favored by beginners and intermediate players seeking both stability and spin performance.

■ Frequently Mentioned Points

Softer than 05 with excellent control properties
Easy to apply spin for drives, chikitas, and other techniques
Ideal for back-hand play with stable blocks and counters
Suitable for beginners/intermediate players, compensates for lack of power
Slightly less speed/power but strong in rallies

■ Representative Voices

▲ PositiveEven beginners who struggled with Tenergy 05 find FX much easier to hit, allowing for easier counters and improved stability in fast rallies without getting overpowered.

▽ CriticalThe price is relatively high. Additionally, it has difficulty with friction shots on the rubber surface, and performs better when using a pressing stroke rather than a scraping stroke.