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Huzefa Tapia Asked 3 years ago
I presently hold an old Butterfly Hanoki (made in Japan) and have Tenergy 25 and Bryce rubbers on forehand and backhand respectively. As you know these too are old rubbers and now are completely dead. I let them be for so long just because they fit my offensive style just well. What new rubber setup can I now install so as to keep the same strokeplay?
Alois Rosario Answered 3 years ago
Hi Huzefa,
The first thing to think about is do you need a change of rubber or should you just get new rubbers exactly the same. If there is a reason to change then change, but don't just change because there may be something new out there.
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Huzefa Tapia Posted 3 years ago
The rubbers are old and have lost the spin and juice. So needed some options of equivalent rubbers to Tenergy 25 and Bryce. The topspins and short spin serves are not produced that effectively now.
I would just get new Tenergy 25 and Bryce.
D K Posted 3 years ago
I disagree,Huzefa.
Both rubbers are purchasable in our local shop,which is in direct contact with Butterfly company.
Since you are not from my country,it would be harder to find. Though there are also online sites which still sell these rubbers.
You can tell me which country are you from and I can try to identify your local seller which sells these rubbers.
OR yo ucan use Butterfly's original e-shop,which denies that they do not make the rubbers.
Here the Bryce rubber:
https://en.butterfly.tt/bryce.html
and here the Tenergy 25 rubber:
https://en.butterfly.tt/tenergy-25.html