Andro Bype

Isn’t it a copy of tibhar mx-p? Somebody please buy and compare…

Very good, grippy rubber for more advanced junior players or people who are looking for a spinny rubber with a controllable catapult.

Accordingly, it does not achieve the spin and speed values of the high-end rubbers. Not too fast a rubber; 2m behind the table, you need some arm pull. I recommend it in 2.0mm or thicker, 1.8mm only for beginners or if a straight playing style like blocking, drives, or topspin-shots is preferred.

I stuck this on a Yinhe T11 blade and have not stopped playing with it for a month, and I’m now using it in my league games. It’s similar to the Andro Hexer SFX range but not quite as spinny. If you’re not familiar with the Hexer, then this is one of the spiniest lightweight rubbers out there.

The reason I’m now using the BYPE is that you get a good feel for the ball on the rubber, and I find it a little more consistent than the Hexer. The BYPE has a slightly harder sponge, so you have slightly less spin, but placement and speed are easier; blocking is automatic; and flicks, pushes, and overall short net play are very consistent with that great feel.

In summary, very spinny, very light, quick, and consistent, which is great at both attack and defense.

If you want slightly spiniyer, then go for the HEXER range, but you lose a little power and control. I have tried many other rubbers, but still, the HEXER SFX are the spiniest I have ever used.

It’s very light, and I will update this review once I find the weights uncut and cut.