Looking for rubber softer, more controllable than Dignics 05

[MORTtheORT]

Hi friends, I’m looking for a new rubber to replace my Dignics 05. I like the spin potential and grip of D05, but I’d prefer something with a similar hardness or just a bit softer topsheet. Also, I don’t need extra speed — in fact, I’d rather trade a bit of speed for more control.
Thanks in advance for any recommendations!
Edit: Sorry, i also want some rubber low throw, i feel that Dig05 is too high throw with me

Have you tried the Fastarc range like the G1?

 

[PhantomCSS]

Mantra pro H is quite close to the Dignics 05

 

[Angerer]

Hi friends, I’m looking for a new rubber to replace my Dignics 05. I like the spin potential and grip of D05, but I’d prefer something with a similar hardness or just a bit softer topsheet. Also, I don’t need extra speed — in fact, I’d rather trade a bit of speed for more control.
Thanks in advance for any recommendations!
Edit: Sorry, i also want some rubber low throw, i feel that Dig05 is too high throw with me

Based on your request, Glayzer (normal, not 09c) is the perfect match:
1) It is slower
2) has better block/flat hitting
3) has a slightly lower arc than D05
4) has the same topsheet on a softer sponge. Imo D05 topsheet is the best topsheet on the market, so you will retain its durability and insane grip.
The two real downsides of Glayzer are its max speed and max spin. D05 is much more powerful when you engage the sponge.

 

[Hurricane AON]

Glayzer

 

[PoppaChubby]

People using less than 2.0mm sponge with a viscaria like blade is something I still don't understand, if you want more control, start with the blade, this is where the feeling of control happens with the vibrations.

 

[NewGuyHere]

Review: Dignics 05 (1.9mm) on Fan ALC​

I recently tested Dignics 05 in 1.9mm thickness on a Fan ALC blade, and here are my impressions compared to the 2.1mm version:

• Feel & Control: The 1.9 version is noticeably less bouncy and has a lower throw angle than 2.1. This makes it easier to control, with clearer feedback to the hand and a stronger “wood feeling.”
• Stroke adjustments: Because of the lower throw, you need to open the racket angle a bit more when looping against backspin. For topspin rallies, I didn’t really need to change much.
• Short game & touch: Touch shots feel very solid, and the ball tends to drop deep near the opponent’s end line. Short play is also quite stable without popping up too much.
• Blocking & flick: Blocking heavy spin is still a weak spot for me (personal limitation). I didn’t get to try backhand flicks much today since most opponents disguised their serves really well.
• FH Chinese rubber synergy: When paired with a tacky FH rubber, the whole combo feels more elastic and the ball sinks in better, reducing the “springy” effect and making it easier to control.
• Spin level: Compared to 2.1, the spin is almost the same. Maybe slightly less (if 2.1 is a 10, I’d rate 1.9 around 9.5).

Overall: Dignics 05 (1.9mm) offers better control, clearer feedback, and pairs nicely with Chinese FH rubbers. A solid choice if you want to maintain spin potential while gaining more stability and ease of use.

How is it for BH flicking? What's your experience after 6 more months?