Butterfly Large Storm Spin Short Pips Rubber for Large Ball

A large ball rubber built with spin in mind

This High Tension rubber is made for large ball play. Under the large-ball rating scale, it's rated Speed 56, Spin 42, and Arc 50 — figures that can't be compared with hard-rubber (standard ball) ratings. With a relatively soft sponge, it's an easy option to consider for players just starting out with large ball.

Features

• It's a High Tension rubber developed for large ball play.
• Under the large-ball rating scale, it's rated Speed 56, Spin 42, and Arc 50.
• At a sponge hardness of 20, it's the softest rating among the rubbers we carry.
• It's available in 3 thickness options: Thick, Max, and Ultra Max.

Recommended for

• Players who want to make use of spin in large ball play
• Beginners just starting out with large ball

Pros and things to consider

Pros

• High Tension technology helps make spin easier to generate, even in large ball play.
• The relatively soft sponge tends to make it easy to handle even for players with less power.
• With 3 thickness options, it's easy to match to personal preference.

Things to consider

• Since it's rated on the large-ball scale, its performance figures can't be directly compared with hard-rubber ratings.
• It's available in only 1 color, Black.
• Choosing a thicker option adds more weight to the racket overall.

Specifications

Figures are the manufacturer's published values. Speed, spin, arc, sponge hardness, reaction property and vibration property are Butterfly's own indices.

FAQ

Q. How is this different from a hard-rubber (standard ball) rubber?

A. It's built for use with large ball, and its performance figures are given on the large-ball rating scale. According to the manufacturer, it can also be used in hard-rubber (standard ball) play.

Q. Which thickness should I choose?

A. You can choose from Thick, Max, and Ultra Max. A thicker sponge suits players looking for more bounce, while a thinner one suits those who prioritize ease of handling.

Before you buy

• This item is ordered from our supplier after you place your order, then shipped from Japan.
• If it is out of stock at the manufacturer or supplier, delivery may take longer. If a restock is not expected, we may cancel your order. We will contact you by email in either case.
• Ships from Osaka, Japan by Japan Post. We ship this item to the United States, Australia and Brazil. Shipping fees are shown at checkout.
• United States: we prepay the US import duty. It is included in the shipping fee shown at checkout, so there is nothing to pay on delivery.
• Australia: no import duty or GST for orders of A$1,000 or less.
• Brazil: import taxes (about 93–100% of the order value including shipping) are paid by the recipient on delivery. Your CPF number is required for customs; we will ask for it by email after you order.
• The racket is sold separately. The price is for one sheet of rubber.
• Use table tennis glue to attach the rubber. Covering the surface with protection film after play helps it last longer.
• Images are for illustration. Colors may look different depending on your screen.
• Specifications and design may change without notice.