Soft rubber for Butterfly Amulart blade

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Steve Vaugier
Steve Vaugier Asked 13 years ago

Coach, A friend at the club just sold to me (or should say practically gave me) a Butterfly Amulart blade with 2 Srivers on them. He says that the blade needs a softer sponge on it to be really effective. Any suggestions. I was thinking of one of the newer Tibhar rubbers; not sure about other side. By the way I am ambidextrous so it really doesnt make any difference as far as forehand or backhand is concerned. Any suggestions? Thanks, Steve

Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago

Hi Steve,

Let's see what others say.

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Alex Von Macraw

Alex Von Macraw Posted 12 years ago

Hey Steve,

The Butterfly Amulart blade is quite a stiff bat, best used for offensive play style (not to mention expensive as well!)

I have an offensive bat from DHS made out of pure koto wood 7ply and have DHS rubbers on it.

Depending on your level of play, I would suggest:

Yasaka Mark V (Soft/non tacky)

Tenergy 80 (med-soft/non tacky)

Donic Barracuda (soft/non tacky)

Stiga Calibra LT sound or spin (soft/nontacky)

Andro Rasant F(soft/nontacky)

LKT XT (very soft/tacky) - (if you are heavy spinner as your bat would slightly balance out the speed compromise)

Those rubbers are what springs to mind when talking about soft.
Good luck and have fun!
 
Alex

Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 12 years ago

Thanks Alex.


Ali Zarei

Ali Zarei Posted 12 years ago

I think you should use a fx rubber if u want butterfly.

Or donic blue fire m3


bilal heraki

bilal heraki Posted 12 years ago

well i am currently using the amultart and i have a tenergy 64 on the forhand and on the backhand a tenergy 80. i am really really satisfied with my combination. i reccomend you use a TENERGY


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