ZYRE-03
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Spin and Speed to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:9.7
- Spin:9.79
- Control:8.48
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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
- Unmatched combination of exceptional spin and speed when fully committed to stroke
- Demands learning Chinese-style hitting technique with 1-2 months adaptation period
- Optimal compatibility with thin-bladed carbon rackets like Innerfirce series
- Dramatic performance variance depending on timing and impact precision
- Revolutionary solution for counter-attacking backspin with minimal lifting effort
Reviews by user
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A (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Cheat-level. The strongest.
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2025/12/05
I used the 2.5mm. It had a totally new kind of feel. It's a complete upgrade over the Tenergy and Dignics series. Lifting backspin is on a cheat level. The spin and speed are amazing. If you're seriously aiming for the national tournament, you should use this. Also, even at max thickness it's not that heavy, so I'd recommend putting it on both sides too.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Mizutani Jun Super ZLC
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gin (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Ultra high performance, top speed
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2025/11/18
I got to test-hit this thanks to Butterfly. My first impression was that it's simply fast. Part of that is because the blade was an SALC, but even so, it's up there with the best of Butterfly's rubbers. Spin is easy to put on the ball, but if you catch it thin, it drops. You get better, more solid flight if you really dig the ball into the sponge. I felt like Tenergy or Dignics put more spin on the ball than this one though.
Personally, this is a rubber I'd want on my backhand. That's because meet-hitting techniques like blocks, counters, and smashes come out fast without mistakes.
I felt that chiquitas and backhand drives would need a bit more practice before they'd land consistently. (Test-hit time: 30 minutes)All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use FAN ZHENDONG SUPER ALC
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Osaka Prefectural Inter-High Champion (Experience: ４〜５ years) Advanced players can unleash its full power
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2025/11/16
I put the 2.5mm on my forehand. This rubber is expensive and its hardness is a bit above average, so I'd recommend it for intermediate players and up. That said, the spin it puts on the ball is incredible, and the speed leaves nothing to be desired. Flat hitting is difficult, but if you want speed, that satisfying feeling, and to win, I'd definitely recommend using this rubber.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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Pen Meat (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Feels like a different rubber depending on the hit
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2025/11/13
I put the 2.5mm on the backhand of a 5-ply blade.
When you brush it, it grips the ball firmly and produces quite a lot of arc.
I sometimes got net mistakes and found it puzzling, but when you catch the ball more flat-on, it suddenly becomes more linear and feels harder.
In terms of spin, among tension rubbers this is hands-down the closest to Hurricane-level spin I've felt.
Speed is plenty, but since it's 2.5mm, there wasn't that explosive flying-off feeling.
Even with a closed racket angle, if you brush it firmly, it still goes in without losing to the incoming spin, so I felt like I had to change my usual mindset and way of hitting.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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STIGA maniac (Experience: １１〜２０ years) "A cheat rubber that outclasses Tenergy"
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2025/10/31
Used the 2.5mm on my forehand. I felt like a ridiculously overpowered rubber had been born. Other people's impressions differ, but to me it felt like an "upgraded Tenergy." The feel on the ball was different from Dignics, I thought. Some people say Zyre feels "hard," but to me it felt on the soft side and really easy to hit with. There was a term used for Rozena, "tolerance" (forgiveness), and this rubber has that quality strongly too — it goes in even if you hit it carelessly.
The standout feature was hitting against backspin! This is truly overpowered. You can easily hit even a heavily chopped, low push. You don't need to consciously lift the ball — just add some forward spin and it naturally lands in the opponent's court. It's hard to say what rubber it resembles, but to me it felt like an easy-to-hit rubber that's like an upgraded version of the Tenergy 05 or 80 line.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use INSPIRA HYBRID CARBON
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Gengar (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Performance worth the price
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2025/10/26
I put a 2.7mm sheet on a Harimoto Inner ALC blade, coming to 49.7g.
I didn't really feel much hardness.
I normally use Tenergy, but with this you have to close the racket angle more than with that.
It doesn't fly off wildly — the trajectory tends to be flat, but since the topsheet is strong, it's also easy to produce arc, and you can even loop like with an all-wood blade.
Drives go in deep, but oddly enough it also settles in nicely down the line.
Also, countering is excellent — you can swing without worrying about the incoming spin and it still goes in
Blocking is easy too, since just presenting the racket face makes the ball go in on its own.
On top of that, there's almost no sense of actually "hitting" the ball.
Since the shots come back quite fast, your return has to be quick too, so that's something to watch out for.
That said, I think this rubber only really shows its worth in a match for players who can at least bring the point to a long rally exchange.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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Moyashi (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Didn't suit me
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2025/10/16
I usually use tacky or semi-tacky rubbers, but with Zyre 03, hitting it thick often sends the ball long; hitting it lightly is fine though. It doesn't seem to suit players who hit with an open racket angle very well. Compared to New Zone 55, which is close in hardness, this feels softer, has a strong auto-return feel, and the ball naturally lands on the table. It has that typical German-rubber "it just goes in on its own" feeling, but it never quite gave me a "wow!" moment — it really felt like a rubber made for pros. It has few quirks and is easy to handle, but on the other hand it doesn't have the ball extension you get from New Zone 55 or Jekyll & Hyde. The Omega VII China Shadow I have on my backhand has sharper ball speed and trajectory, and it didn't suit me since I hit flat and use tacky rubber. I'd recommend this for players with an aggressive style who attack from mid-to-far distance.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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