very decent. Just everything slightly inferior to tenergy 05. slower, less spinny and less feeling of the ball holding.
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Butterfly Rozena
by Butterfly
· Part of Butterfly Sale
High Performance Rubber Rozena Developed in the Pursuit of 'Tolerance'
• Rozena employs the rose-dyed Spring Sponge technology as its name suggests
• The newly developed top sheet utilizes High Tension technology
• With sufficient power, Rozena helps compensate for subtle racket angles and directional swing errors, creating a sense of stability
• A rubber of high tolerance!
• Rozena, improves your play through ‘forgiveness’ and is recommended for players aiming for the top
Class: High-Tension Pimples-in
Surface: Pips-In
Style: High Tension Pimples-in Rubber
Speed: 130
Spin: 108
Hardness: 35
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Reviews of Butterfly Rozena (77)
Pure tensor rubber, slower than Tenergy 05, more budget friendly than T05. Better alternative than T05 for intermediate level players. I must say that I prefer tack on both wings. But this was one of my first rubbers that I tried (on backhand).
I am a beginner (almost 4 months of training) and this was my second rubber. The marketing of this rubber is spot on: safety, control and mistake tolerance.
The rubber has great dwell time, so it helped me learn to adjust the angle of my racket when looping or blocking. It is relatively easy to loop at close or mid distance. Despite being very controllable, the sponge is hard enough to generate great speed when doing a full body stroke, so you can finish the point. It is also great for blocking when the ball comes with some speed and it is also decent at pushing. Finally, the price is very competitive, at $35 it is a bit cheaper than other similar rubbers (like Rakza 7). If you are developing an offensive game and are learning and perfecting the different strokes, you can't go wrong with Rozena. Combined with my ALL blade, my equipment encouraged me to control and then finish the point with a well-placed full body stroke.
Nevertheless, like any other rubber in existence, it is not for everyone. If you don't have couching and don't do technique drills as a beginner, it could be harder to control than other options. On the other hand, for people that have already developed some technique, Rozena may feel boring because it has less grip (so it generates less spin, specially noticeable when serving), less speed and less catapult than most other tensor rubbers on the market. Less speed and less catapult also mean that you have to put more force in your strokes to finish the point or do damage to the opponent (especially if you are using an all wood blade as most beginners do), and in long tournaments you may get more tired.
The rubber has great dwell time, so it helped me learn to adjust the angle of my racket when looping or blocking. It is relatively easy to loop at close or mid distance. Despite being very controllable, the sponge is hard enough to generate great speed when doing a full body stroke, so you can finish the point. It is also great for blocking when the ball comes with some speed and it is also decent at pushing. Finally, the price is very competitive, at $35 it is a bit cheaper than other similar rubbers (like Rakza 7). If you are developing an offensive game and are learning and perfecting the different strokes, you can't go wrong with Rozena. Combined with my ALL blade, my equipment encouraged me to control and then finish the point with a well-placed full body stroke.
Nevertheless, like any other rubber in existence, it is not for everyone. If you don't have couching and don't do technique drills as a beginner, it could be harder to control than other options. On the other hand, for people that have already developed some technique, Rozena may feel boring because it has less grip (so it generates less spin, specially noticeable when serving), less speed and less catapult than most other tensor rubbers on the market. Less speed and less catapult also mean that you have to put more force in your strokes to finish the point or do damage to the opponent (especially if you are using an all wood blade as most beginners do), and in long tournaments you may get more tired.
1.7mm for my backhand with a victas swat 7, best choice ever : block, chop, push, top, you can do everything with confidence. great control for intermediate player who wants to secure their BH ( i'm a left hand player ) to finish with their FH.
For this amount of money you can get definitly better rubber.it have not much gears and is bad for looping! not spinny its fast but not too much control
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