Butterfly Glayzer

It’s a medium hard rubber which feels mostly medium when playing. Topsheet grip is very nice, so is serves and short game. Not so bouncy. Blocking is very controlled. Faster than Glayzer 09c which is slow for most. Very easy and consistent to loop but sometimes makes you feel it lacks the finishing power/spin. Very suitable for most intermediates.

I’ve been playing with Glazer on my BH wing for about a month now.
Spin levels are good / high, especially when serving, I found that it was easier to put high spin on serves, compared to G09C,
Glazer is a pretty stable rubber, fairly easy to control. Blocking is solid, and I do a lot of blocking when coaching!! It is easier to change speed of the ball, I can play slow, medium or fast blocks, I would say that compared to Rakza Z (previous BH rubber) Glazer has the upper hand in blocking.
Topspin open up’s v backspin are nice, high spin with correct technique.
My Flicks, banana flicks over the table are good, get a nice curl with the bananas!!!!!!
Short game control is good, pushing and varying spin, speed, depth of ball is for me more consistent.
BH topspin v topspin is controlled, reasonable spin.
Overall (easy) speed is not as fast as many rubbers out there. However it’s no slouch!!
Once again, for the price, this is good choice!!!
A rubber (& series, Glazer/Glazer 09C) will suit intermediate plus level players and will not hurt your pocket as much!!!

I have been playing with Rozena on a 5 ply blade recently in an attempt to slow down my game and improve technique. I wanted to try Glayzer as an alternative to Rozena that might offer a bit more speed and spin without compromising control.

I have been playing it both sides on a Korbut SK7, which is a little faster than my Xion off-s (but not much) me so far I like it very much. I would say it is a little lower throw than T05 or Rozena and spin is somewhere between the two. Speed requires more effort than Rozena but that suits my needs right now and encourages me to hit full strokes (nowhere near as much effort however as a D09C or Tibhar K3 etc)

Glayzer doesn’t feel too hard but certainly harder than T05 / Rozena - a nice balance IMO.

At this price point I’d say that I consider it a very good rubber for those, like me, looking for a step up from Rozena but not yet ready for full use of T or D05.