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Butterfly
Pro-Line Combos |
Our Butterfly Pro-Line
Combos have been carefully chosen to suit many different
playing styles. These rackets will save you time as
the blade and rubber have already been selected and
assembled for you. They will also save you money as
they are discounted off of the normal retail price.
You will undoubtedly find a combo that is suitable for
your style of play. $59.99 to $189.99. |
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| Clearfield Proline |
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US $113.99 |
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CAN $ N/A |
| Regular Price $124.97
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The Clearfield, excellent blades for backhand counter and forehand close-to-table loop games. Used by Chen Jing, the 1996 Olympic Silver Medalist and the 1999 Brazilian Open Champion. This proline racket is assembled with Bryce 2.1mm Red and Speedy P.O. 1.9mm Black. Bryce rubber is powered by High Tension, which reduces energy loss at the ball rebound as much as 18% compared to other rubbers. As both rubber and sponge are flexible and highly resilient, they catch and absorb the oncoming ball and catapult it with your own added speed and spin. Speedy P.O. is a high quality pips-out rubber produced in close cooperation with Butterfly's elite players. It gives precise placement whether attacking or blocking. Note: No substitution of rubber or blade allowed on Proline rackets.
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| Cypress-S Proline |
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US $164.99 |
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CAN $164.99 |
| Regular Price $184.98
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The actual blade and rubber combination used by Chiang Peng-Lung. The Cypress-S is a one ply Penhold blade made of Japanese Hinoki. Great balance between speed and control. Add Bryce 2.1 and you have a penhold racket capable of producing powerful drives from all distances.
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| Defence II Proline |
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US $104.99 |
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CAN $ N/A |
| Regular Price $121.97
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Ideal for the player who places a premium on spin and control, we call this combination the "Hammer and Chisel".
Tackiness Chop is our 'spinniest' rubber. The 1.5mm sponge will offer excellent control for steady backhand underspin "chisel" returns. Tackiness Drive is an excellent control oriented spin rubber. When the opportunity arises, the 1.9mm sponge will provide enough power to "hammer" home the winner. The Defence-II has a slightly larger head than average giving you more surface area and offers great touch. Note: No substitution of rubber or blade allowed on Proline rackets.
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| Firehand-CS Proline |
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US $89.99 |
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CAN $ N/A |
| Regular Price $98.73
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This combo is ideal for the close-to-the-table penhold pips-out attacker. The Firehand-CS Penhold blade is part of our Super Core system and is extremely fast. Its tremendous speed combined with its hard feel allow for quick and explosive attacks. The Raystorm is part of our High Tension rubber series that has tension built-in to the rubber sheet. Raystorm offers exceptional control and great spin for a pips-out rubber. The High Tension technology adds the speed. The racket sheet on the backside makes it tournament legal.
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| Grubba Pro Proline |
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US $89.99 |
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CAN $ N/A |
| Regular Price $94.97
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Have you heard of Danny Seemiller? Five time U.S. National Champion!
If not, there is still a pretty good chance that you are using a Seemiller
type grip.
In his prime, Seemiller was top 20 in the world and he made the “basement”
grip famous.
Now referred to as the Seemiller grip, this style of play is executed by
using only one
side of the racket for both forehand and backhand strokes. Seemiller chose
Sriver for his
forehand play and still trusts in it today. Sriver has been in the Butterfly
line since
the 1960’s and is great for all strokes. If your grip and style are similar
to this "one
side only approach", the ideal rubber for the opposite side of the racket is
an anti-spin
rubber. Anti is designed to take all of the spin off of the ball. It is
excellent for
blocking, returning serves and great for changing the pace. Seemiller
chooses the Super
Anti-Special which features an extremely “dead” sponge layer for even more
control and
the Grubba Pro blade due to its excellent control. Note: No substitution of rubber or blade allowed on Proline rackets.
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