ZYRE-03
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Speed and Spin to have excellent |
Averages reviews points
- Speed:9.83
- Spin:9.75
- Control:9.42
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Newly developed "Hybrid Tension" sponge
New top sheet with enhanced grip
Lightweight design for easy swing-through
- Pimples in
Specifications
- Producer
- Butterfly
- Product code
- 06140
Players use ZYRE-03
Reviews by user
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katsuo000_2 (Experience:More than 20 years) The next generation of revolutionary rubber! The spin-specific technology makes it easy to use!
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2025/10/04
Black: 2.7 mm, 48 g, 43.9°
D09C: 50 g, 50.8°
D05: 47 g, 50.0°
- You can grip the ball with less force than with the D05, and it goes up!
- The arc and spin are like a sticky rubber!
- A rubber that's much more specialized for driving than for hitting!
I'm switching from the D05, and it's not difficult to use.
The published hardness is 44°, so I thought it would be hard, but when I actually measured it with a hardness meter, I was shocked.
- It's over 5° softer than the D!
- I realized that this is why it grips the ball even with a slower swing speed than the D!
- I don't notice much difference in normal use, and in fact, it's not difficult to grip the ball!
- I noticed it with a curtain shot, but it spins like crazy.
- I was surprised at how much spin it generates, and how easy it is to spin, exceeding the D05 and D09C!
However, hitting the ball is quite difficult and it goes over even in the middle of the court.
It gives the ball a bounce that seems to have been post-processed.
Honestly, hitting the ball hard at high speeds is uncontrollable!
I think this is the easiest club to apply spin to since the antibacterial plastic was introduced!
Please also check out my blog (https://katsuo000.com/).All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Zhang Jike ZLC
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gin (Experience:11〜20 years) Ultra-high performance and maximum speed
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2025/11/18
I tried it out with Butterfly. My first impression was that it was incredibly fast. It's probably because I'm using a SALC racket, but it's one of the best Butterfly rubbers. It's easy to put spin on it, but if you hit it lightly, it will drop. The ball will fly better if you dig it in firmly. I felt like Tenergy and Dignics had more spin.
Personally, this is the rubber I want to use on my backhand. It's fast and performs well with contact-based techniques like blocks, counters, and smashes, without any mistakes.
I think I'll need to practice a bit more before I can consistently land chiquitas and back drives. (Test time: 30 minutes)All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use FAN ZHENDONG SUPER ALC
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Osaka Prefectural General Athletic Meet Winner (Experience:4〜5 years) When used by advanced players or more, the power of the rubber can be maximized.
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2025/11/16
I used a 2.5mm rubber for my forehand. This rubber is expensive and a little above average in hardness, so I recommend it for intermediate and advanced players. It also has incredible spin and excellent speed. It's difficult to hit, but I recommend this rubber for those who want speed, pleasure, and to win.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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Pen Meat (Experience:6〜10 years) Depending on how you hit it, it becomes a different rubber
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2025/11/13
I stuck 2.5mm tape on the backs of five of them.
When I rubbed it, it gripped the ball firmly and produced a fairly arcing line.
I was wondering why I sometimes made net misses, but when I hit it close to the ball, it suddenly became linear and stiff.
The amount of spin is by far the best for a tension-type club, and it feels like it can produce spin close to that of a Kyohyo.
The speed is sufficient, but since it's 2.5mm, it didn't feel like it flew off the line.
Even when the surface is covered, if I rub it firmly and hit it, the spin won't give in and it goes in, so I felt I needed to change my previous mindset and hitting style.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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STIGA Enthusiast (Experience:11〜20 years) "A cheat rubber that is superior to Tenergy"
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2025/10/31
I use the 2.5mm forehand. I thought, "This is an incredible cheat rubber!" Opinions vary, but I personally felt it was like a "top-tiered version of Tenergy." The feel of the ball is different from Dig. Some people say Zaia is "hard," but I found it softer and extremely easy to use. Rozena has a word for "tolerance," and this rubber has a strong tolerance, too. Even if you hit it randomly, it still goes in.
The most distinctive feature is the underspin! It's truly cheating. It makes it easy to hit low, highly-spinned push shots. You don't need to consciously lift the ball; just apply a certain amount of forward spin and lift it, and it will naturally land in the opponent's court. It's hard to say what rubber it's similar to, but I felt it was like a top-tiered version of Tenergy 05 or 80, making it easy to use.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use INSPIRA HYBRID CARBON
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Gengar (Experience:6〜10 years) Performance that matches the price
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2025/10/26
I strung it with 2.7mm Harimoto inner ALC and it weighed 49.7g.
I didn't feel it was particularly stiff.
I usually use Tenergy, but I had to hit it with the face of the club more heavily.
It's not particularly fast, with a straight trajectory, but the sheet is strong, so it's easy to create an arc and even loops like wood.
The drive shot goes in deep, but for some reason, it also has good straightness.
It also has excellent counter-attack, so if you swing without worrying about spin, anything will go in.
Blocking is easy because it goes in automatically if you put the face of the club in.
Still, I don't feel like I'm hitting it.
It produces very fast balls, so you have to be careful with the return, as it requires a lot of speed.
However, I think this rubber only makes sense in matches if you're at a level where you can at least get a long rally going.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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bean sprouts (Experience:6〜10 years) It didn't suit me
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2025/10/16
I usually use sticky or slightly sticky rubbers, but the Zaier 03 tends to overshoot when hitting thicker, but it's fine for lighter hits. However, I don't think it's particularly well-suited for open-faced hits. It feels softer than the New Zone 55, which has a similar hardness, and has a stronger auto-feel, allowing the ball to settle naturally into the base. It has the "automatic entry" feel typical of German rubbers, but it didn't quite impress me, making it a rubber truly geared toward professionals. While it's easy to use and has few quirks, it doesn't offer the same ball extension as the New Zone 55 or Jekyll & Hyde. The Omega 7 China Shadow backing provided sharper ball speed and trajectory, which didn't suit my style of hitting with a tighter or sticky shot. I recommend it for players who play aggressively from the middle to back court.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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