Butterfly

Glayzer 09C

Name: Butterfly Glayzer 09C
Brand: Butterfly

Offensive tensor tacky inverted rubber — ITTF approved

Rubber OFF Attack Spin Power

ITTF Approved

Approval Codes

14-045

Approved Colors

Black Red

OX Available

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Glayzer 09C is an inverted rubber that pairs a tacky surface with Butterfly's High Tension treatment on the Spring Sponge X, with a 42° sponge. Together with Dignics 09C it is one of only two rubbers in Butterfly's current catalog built this way, and it serves as the more accessible of the pair: Butterfly rates it at spin 87 and arc 95 with speed 75. In the manufacturer's published upgrade path, Glayzer 09C is the recommended move from Rozena for players who want a sticky rubber, and Dignics 09C is named as its next step up. Available in 1.9 and 1.7 mm; made in Japan.

Speed Class

OFF+

OFF

OFF-

ALL+

ALL

ALL-

DEF

Fastest Slowest

Performance Profile

Butterfly 2025/26 Catalog

2025-04-01

Speed

Spin

Arc

Sponge Hardness 42 °

Tensor Yes

Tacky Yes

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Rubber Specifications

Type

Inverted

Sponge Hardness

42°

Spin Level

Very High

Tensor

Yes

Tacky

Yes

Available Thicknesses

1.9, 2.1

Playing Style

offensive looping

Specifications and ITTF approval status are sourced from public databases and may not reflect the most current data. Always verify with the official ITTF equipment database before competition use.

From the manufacturer — Butterfly 2025/26 Catalog

“High performance rubber that achieves both adhesion and momentum”

A rubber with high elasticity and friction created by impacting tension into the rubber molecule, enabling a high level of control.

In Butterfly's published upgrade path (Rozena → Glayzer → Tenergy → Dignics), this product belongs to the Glayzer tier.

Spring Sponge X

In order to generate more speed and spin, we pursued a sponge that is easier to deform and more bouncy. The 'Spring Sponge X' used in the 'Dignics' series is about 14% easier to deform when the ball bites into it, and about 3% more resilient when it bounces back, compared to the 'Spring Sponge' used in the 'Tenergy' series. This difference makes a big difference in the power of the shot.

Sponge thickness guide

Each rubber has a lineup of multiple sponge thicknesses. Thinner sponge = lighter weight, lower bounce, suited for defensive play. Thicker sponge = heavier weight, higher bounce, suited for offensive play.