Rubber Library

Defender-focused Andro inverted. Soft, slow, with great chop dwell — a typical FH on classical defender setups with a long-pip BH.

Harder Hexer variant. Direct attacking character at mid-flagship pricing within the Andro family.

High-grip Hexer with excellent spin feedback. Great for players building heavy topspin technique.

Classic Andro tensor with excellent feel. Balanced stats and reliable performance across all strokes.

Hexer-family short pip. Grippy topsheet and tensor sponge — built for short-pip BH topspin and close-table flat hitting.

Modern Hexer variant. Higher topsheet grip than original Hexer line — competitive value alternative to Rasanter.

Original Hexer Pro. Balanced character, generous sweet spot — Andro's classic pre-Rasanter pro tensor, still popular at club level.

Andro's 2024 flagship in a softer 45° trim. Easier to load with spin than the harder Rasanter line — friendly for the BH or for technique-first players.

Harder Nuzn variant. Direct attacking character with elite-level dwell — Andro's answer to Tenergy 05 Hard and Dignics 05.

Hardest Nuzn variant. Pro-tier dwell and gear-shift on full strokes — for elite-level FH attackers who can commit to a 55° sponge.

Softer Plasma. Friendly to learn topspin on, with a generous sweet spot — popular BH on improver setups.

Mid-density Plasma. Step up from 380 in pace without losing control — sensible improver-to-competitive rubber.

Classic Andro Plasma — balanced control-oriented tensor that has served developing competitive players for years.

Spin-focused C-series Rasanter. Exceptional spin production with a high arc for topspin specialists.

Andro's hardest Rasanter variant. Maximum-effort attacking character for elite explosive technique.

Softest Rasanter R. Friendly arc, easy spin generation — a perfect BH for players who put R47/R50 on the FH.

Softer Rasanter with better arc retention. More spin and control for topspin-heavy players.

Mid-hardness Rasanter R. Excellent spin window with a forgiving touch — a club favourite for adult improvers.

Andro's flagship with Energy Cell sponge. Hard, fast, and direct — built for attacking players.

Between R47 and R50 in feel. A versatile pro-tier tensor — strong spin, controlled pace, a common BH companion to an R50 FH.

Hardest R-series Rasanter. Maximum power and speed for aggressive players with strong technique.

Hardest Rasanter R. Maximum gear-shift and direct attacking character — built for committed full-stroke FH play at the highest level.

Soft Rasanter V. Direct trajectory with a friendly feel — useful for players who like the V family character but want lower-effort spin generation.

Softer V-series with superior spin. Great arc and dwell time for heavy topspin techniques.

Vorantis technology upgrade. Excellent combination of spin and speed in a balanced package.

Andro's mid-range tournament tensor. Strong spin window with a clean release — a credible sub-flagship at a friendly price.

Classic Butterfly mid-tier spinster. Generous arc, forgiving sweet spot — used by club players for decades for the FH+BH balance.

All-round Boost variant. The most forgiving rubber in the Boost line — soft sponge, balanced output, friendly to learning.

Control-focused Boost variant. Softer sponge, easier to handle than TX — great BH choice on a controllable setup.

Power-leaning Boost variant. Faster than TC with a slightly lower arc — useful FH option for the close-table style.

Boost family hybrid sponge tensor. Soft, with a high arc — popular pick for spin-oriented BH play.

The premier pre-Tenergy Butterfly rubber. High speed with excellent grip for aggressive attackers.

Softer, more forgiving Bryce. A balanced option for players between all-round and aggressive styles.

Tournament-grade short pip from the Bryce family. Direct, fast, very flat — built for close-table flat-hitters and counter-attackers.

The fastest of the Bryce family. Built for pure speed and direct attacks — demands confident technique.

Slow, soft, control-first Butterfly rubber. Perfect for technique work and pre-made replacement on beginner setups.

T05's successor with harder Spring sponge. Unmatched spin at elite level — demands perfect technique.

Tacky topsheet fused with Butterfly's Spring sponge. The highest spin rubber in Butterfly's lineup.

Dignics generation T64 successor. Faster, more direct than T64 — for modern close-table fast attackers.

Dignics generation mid-throw flagship. Sits between Dignics 05 (forehand) and 09C (backhand) — balanced character for all-court play.

Frictionless Feint variant. Maximum disruption — extreme reversal and very low return speed, used by classical choppers and disrupting twiddlers.

Butterfly's classical defender long-pip. Heavy reversal, predictable returns under spin — a go-to chopper's tool for decades.

Updated Feint Long with a slightly stiffer pip. Better attacking option than Long II while keeping the heavy-reversal chop character.

Butterfly's mid-tier flagship — Tenergy character on a Spring sponge at a friendlier price. Great option for improvers stepping up to Tenergy-tier feel.

Butterfly's recent hybrid release. Slightly tacky topsheet on Spring Sponge X — accessible alternative to Dignics 09C.

Faster, more direct sibling of Glayzer. Tournament-grade speed window with a mid-arc — leans more aggressive than Glayzer 09C.

Butterfly's anti-spin classic. Frictionless topsheet that reverses opponent spin reliably — a core tool for disruption-style and twiddling defenders.

Asian-market Butterfly all-rounder. Soft, controllable, with surprisingly good spin output — popular as a club workhorse in Japan.

Butterfly R-series flagship at 47° sponge. Tournament-grade feel without the Tenergy price tag — a strong sub-Tenergy option.

Harder Butterfly R-series at 52°. Direct, pacey character for full-stroke attackers — feels closer to Tenergy 80 in firmness.

Soft, forgiving Butterfly all-rounder. Great spin window without the harsh kick of Tenergy — popular as a BH rubber on developing setups.

Spring sponge lite at an accessible price. Forgiving feel with excellent spin for developing players.

Soft spinster with a high arc. Easy spin loop generation, forgiving on the BH — Butterfly's gentler-feeling alternative to harder pro rubbers.

Non-tensor Butterfly all-rounder. Balanced character with a touch more pop than Roundell — a good "in-between" club rubber.

Spin-focused Butterfly tensor associated with Timo Boll's early career. High arc, heavy spin character — a classical alternative to Tenergy 05.

The legendary classic trusted by Waldner and millions of players. Soft, forgiving, and supremely controllable.

Extra elastic Sriver variant. Even softer feel with excellent consistency and high arc for beginners.

Softest Sriver variant. Maximum forgiveness and control for beginners and recreational players.

Pure-frustration anti-spin. Almost zero spin reaction, slow returns, very disruptive against topspin attackers.

Tacky, slow Butterfly rubber designed for choppers. Heavy backspin generation on the chop, very controllable — a classical FH defender's tool.

Butterfly's mid-tacky drive rubber. Strong serve and short-game spin with enough sponge speed to actually attack — a friendly intro to tacky Chinese-style play.

The industry benchmark. Maximum spin with a high trajectory — the rubber that defined a generation of professional play.

Softer version of T05. More forgiving feel with the same high throw and excellent spin sensitivity.

Harder-sponge variant of Tenergy 05. For elite players whose explosive technique extracts harder-sponge peak performance.

Micro-bump surface for maximum brush sensitivity. The highest spin Tenergy with a very high arc.

Flatter trajectory than T80, faster than T64 for its spin output. Great for direct drive attacks.

The fastest Tenergy. Lower throw and supreme pace make it the choice for flat-hitting counter-attackers.

Softer T64 variant for backhand use. Flat trajectory with backhand-friendly forgiveness — for active blockers and fast counter-players.

The sweet spot between T05 and T64. Combines high spin with excellent pace for versatile attackers.

Softer T80 variant for backhand applications. Bridges T05 FX and T64 FX character within the Tenergy family.

Harder Tenergy 80. Tournament-grade dwell with a steeper arc than 05 Hard — the choice when you want power without the rainbow throw.

Butterfly's October 2025 flagship release. 2.7mm Ricosheet sponge with a non-tacky high-arc topsheet — built for committed mid-distance looping and counter-looping. Strong catapult, high arc; demanding stroke quality.

Harder Target Pro variant for explosive attacking. Tour-grade direct character for European-style aggressive play.

Mid-tier Cornilleau tensor. Balanced character with forgiveness for developing competitive players.

Cornilleau's flagship tensor — French-engineered for European elite attacking. Tour-level character with accessible technique requirements.

DHS's anti-spin classic. Frictionless topsheet that absorbs incoming spin — a key tool for disruption-style defenders.

Classical chopping long pip from DHS. Heavy reversal, deep block angle — a go-to for traditional defender setups in China.

Softer short pip. Easier to block and counter with than PF4 — a friendly entry into short-pip play.

Premium DHS long pip. Soft sponge, very low return speed, extreme spin reversal — popular among tour-level Chinese defenders.

DHS's mid-tier modern tensor under the Cluster line. Sub-Goldarc price but capable feel — useful for improvers who can't justify a tournament-tier rubber yet.

Newer DHS mid-range tensor with a European spin character. Strong spin window and a forgiving arc — credible all-rounder option in the sub-flagship tier.

DHS's flagship non-tacky tensor. Tournament-grade dwell and spin — credibly competes with Tenergy 05 and is favoured by many BH-of-Chinese-setup players.

Softer, BH-friendly Goldarc. Generous sweet spot and forgiving arc — a strong improver's rubber that still plays well at club level.

Softer predecessor to Hurricane 3. More accessible tackiness for intermediate Chinese-style players.

Faster, less tacky Hurricane variant. Easier to drive than H3 from mid-distance — preferred by players who want Chinese feel with European pace.

The definitive Chinese tacky rubber. Massive spin potential when played with proper technique or boosted.

Retail Hurricane 3 — the most widely sold tacky FH rubber in the world. Demanding stroke quality but produces unmatched first-arc spin when boosted.

Pro-grade Hurricane used by Chinese national team. Pre-boosted for maximum spin at the highest level.

Factory-tuned Hurricane 3 NEO — faster sponge than the Commercial, plays close to a lightly boosted H3 out of the package.

National team grade Hurricane with blue sponge technology. The pinnacle of Chinese rubber performance.

Provincial-grade Hurricane 3 — sits between Commercial and National. Heavier spin and tackier topsheet than retail H3, the standard rubber for Chinese provincial squads.

H3 with tournament-grade 50° hard sponge. Extreme spin potential for players with powerful technique.

Upgraded Hurricane with a harder sponge. More explosive speed than H3 with excellent grip.

Special-treated Hurricane 8. More explosive than standard H8 with outstanding spin performance.

DHS's next-generation Hurricane. Tacky, hard, and demanding — built for the highest level of Chinese-style FH looping where commitment is everything.

Classic DHS short pip. Direct trajectory and fast counter-hits — a popular FH or BH for penholders attacking close to the table.

Harder-sponge PF4. More speed and lower throw — tournament-level short pip for elite penhold and short-pip attackers.

Softer Skyline. Gentle landing for players wanting Chinese-style tacky feel without committing to Hurricane-tier demands.

DHS Skyline series — heavy spin Chinese tacky rubber as Hurricane alternative within the DHS ecosystem.

Softer Skyline variant. More forgiving Chinese character for developing players exploring the DHS Skyline line.

Provincial-level Chinese tacky rubber. A solid stepping stone for players developing Chinese-style forehand.

Neo-tuned version of the Skyline TG2. Higher throw angle and more spin than the original, suited for defensive all-round play with a Chinese forehand.

Harder Skyline for advanced Chinese-style players. More explosive than TG2 with higher spin output.

DHS modern tensor with slight tackiness. Bridges Chinese and European character — accessible to non-Chinese-trained players.

Donic's reliable all-round tensor. Consistent performance across all strokes and playing situations.

Soft, consistent all-rounder. Great for players developing their topspin technique and footwork.

Softest Acuda variant. Highly accessible and forgiving for beginners and recreational players.

A trusted Donic classic known for reliable spin and consistent all-round performance.

Donic's harder BlueGrip. Tacky character with a softer feel than Hurricane — easier first step into Chinese-style play.

Soft tacky rubber for players who want Chinese-style spin without the demanding hardness. Great BH option to pair with a tacky FH.

Donic's premier offensive tensor. Fast and spinny with a satisfying high-arc trajectory.

Harder Z1 with amplified catapult. Maximum speed and power for baseline-dominating players.

Softer Z1 with a higher arc. Easier to play, excellent for developing consistent topspin.

Donic Coppa flagship line. Aggressive European character for tour-level attacking play.

Hard, powerful tensor for aggressive competition play. Maximum catapult effect for dominant attackers.

Softer Coppa X with a higher arc. Excellent for heavy topspin play with a more forgiving feel.

Aggressive long pips for close-to-table disruptive play. Creates extremely difficult returns for attackers.