Tensor, tenergy, g3, bryce speed?

I'm a 2200-2300 US rating player, both wing looper, I try to win points with some placement, blocking and varying the spin.
Before the glue ban I was using Stiga Clipper non wrb and bryce 2.1mm on both sides with a lot of glue...
After the ban I switched to tenergy 05 on forehand and I quite liked it. Yes its not soft but really spinny and fast and thats just fine.
 But I'm not sure about my backhand rubber. Tenergy is good but its heavy so two tenergy on a clipper will be too heavy for me right?
So how about bryce speed? No tuner, no booster just some water based glue stick it on to a clipper, how does it feel? Can I get any spin with serves, pushes and openning topspins? Because I tried a bryce fx with water based glue(no tuner booster etc) it was terrible! no spin at all... You have to swing hard and forward to get some speed and spin... How about bryce speed?
I tried tibhar nimbus too. There was not enough spin, especially on serves, pushes and slow topspins... Good click, a little bit too soft maybe but no spin... I heard xiom omega III euro version is spinniest of the tensor family. And roxon and pryde is good too. Are they A LOT SPINNIER than nimbus or its just about same?

G3: Maybe I should wait for G3... people says it s like a glued sriver, and it sounds ok for my backhand.

I don't think that you need speed glue for Bryce Speed (Bryce Speed is faster than Tenergy). But the rubber hardness is quite different from Bryce Speed and Bryce Speed FX. So make sure to use the right one for your setup

This is a shot in the dark as your level is much higher than mine so the following suggestion might sound insane to you however I am curious to know your answer anyway.

i also switched to tenergy on the FH and had also problems with the weight. i tried various blades, from about 73g to about 98 g (resulting in nearly 200g combined, feeling was ok, but no fast wrist movement possible).
The second last combination was nearly ok with weight and head heavyness, an Avalox P500, 83g and ST handle. It could be an alternative for you. For me it was a little bit too fast and bouncy.

I now play with an Butterfly Mizutani, 93g. Although it is heavier, it plays more "lighter", because it is better balanced. And i get more control than with the P500. But it is expensive and a different feel than all wood blades like P500 or Clipper. 

Bryce Speed needs booster. Not so often like the Srivers though.
If you like Tenergy05 just use it, don't care about the weight. If you feel your racket is heavy , use wristbands on your hands. I use two big nike,  like those Rafa Nadal uses. I couldn't use my Schlager because of the weight, but now with the wristbands it feels light! It is like magic!

I'm not worried about durability but spin is a big issue...

I'm confused... some guys says bryce speed doesnt needs any booster/tuner but others says it does. 

I'm not talking about speed I'm talking about spin...

thats my first post:
"how about bryce speed? No tuner, no booster just some water based glue stick it on to a clipper, how does it feel? Can I get any spin with serves, pushes and openning topspins? Because I tried a bryce fx with water based glue(no tuner booster etc) it was terrible! no spin at all... You have to swing hard and forward to get some speed and spin... How about bryce speed?"

TSuBaSa wrote: I'm not talking about speed I'm talking about spin... thats my first post: "how about bryce speed? No tuner, no booster just some water based glue stick it on to a clipper, how does it feel? Can I get any spin with serves, pushes and openning topspins? Because I tried a bryce fx with water based glue(no tuner booster etc) it was terrible! no spin at all... You have to swing hard and forward to get some speed and spin... How about bryce speed?"

Sorry..

I have never tried Bryce Fx without speed glue. But I can say that the only rubber that give spin close to a speed glued rubber is Tenergy.

All other rubbers I tried (tensors and bty) have less spin than any speed glued rubber.

cheers