Butterfly Grubba Pro

I use Butterfly Dignics 09c on the forehand side and Butterfly Orthodox dx rubber on the backhand side. It is a relatively slow racket, but at the same time it has very high control and provides a very spinning loop. The blades holds the ball with high dwell time. The smash is not too bad. It mainly focuses on opening with spin. As for the backhand side, it works quite well with pimple rubbers. The collision, the counter loop, the chop from outside the table are all complete. If there is an opportunity, you can smash with pimple rubbers quite powerfully. Overall, it is considered another fun racket to play.

Very good blade, not only for begginers...

this is a blade I own My dad had it for 28 years now I own it.I now turn 13 on 1/12/15. I am using Tenergy 80 on both sides . It is a great blade with great control .Comfortable grip,very light blade,great for looping and chopping. I love this blade.Great control,good blocks,great for defending and attacking at mid range.Its a very deadly racket with Tenergy 80 on both sides with 9.4 spin+speed+grubba pro blade FL=deadly racket.

This blade is slow but great for defenders or beginners,allrounders due to long dwell time. This blade can produce massive spin with spinny rubber. Anatomic handle feels nice, the flared feels small. With faster rubbers like Sriver, MarkV, Bryce it feels like you can return everything due to the long dwell time of the blade. A nice slower blade from Butterfly. Update. Pair this with T05 1.7, 1.9 on FH for great defensive chopping or strong loops/hitting. Makes a great combi racket with T05 and SP's/anti/ long pips on reverse side with very nice control.

In the 1990s there was an old top of the line Grubba Pro ALL blade model with a flared handle. Similarly older model Grubba Pro AN blades were made from high quality materials. Fine and smooth furface finish and rather durable with no tendency to splinter. The quality of this model seems to have deteriorated over the years. It is a good blade for an all round game. Chop and Blocks well. Chinese long pimpled rubbers (OX / thin Sponged) seem to work well when paired with this blade. So is the case with Andro Hexer HD. Stiga Chop and Driove suits the FH side well. The popularity is fading with the legendary Grubba dead and gone long back.