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D05 is not tacky, it's just extremely grippy. How long does a D09c last?

I'm not looking for stickiness but tacky rubbers produce more arc than a non-tacky one right? I may be wrong. Tacky rubbers produce controlled speed on the touch games rather than a catapult one like D05, that's why. I've checked Timo's review on D09c and he suggested that even beginners and...

I've never used T05 hard but used normal T05 and didn't like it. It's much different than D05 and it's much trickier to control for me than D05. It's not about sticking with Butterly but durability-wise Dignics series is far great for me and that grippy top sheet of Dignics, I never felt it on...

Then I guess D09c works for me. D05's low trajectory is a problem for me. And D09c also uses the same topsheet as D05 right? D05 is doing pretty well for me in terms of durability. I just started showing wear and tear signs after 10 months of almost daily use.

Yeah, I'll record some videos in my next training session and post them here. And anyway I need to change my FH rubber in a month or two. The middle part is losing its grip after 10 months of use.

I agreed. I went to an outer carbon blade without a proper technique. But I've practised almost every day with the same blade for more than 10 months now. I tried inner carbon blade xiom ice cream azxi of my friend's. Out of the box, it provides immense control in short and touch games with D05...

I'm not an all-out attacker, my timing and footwork is still not good in matches, long way to go. Sometimes I block and place the ball. And when I'm charging for a top spin in matches D05 sometimes goes to the net or out of the table. D05 is a very nice rubber, it's a spin monster when I'm doing...

The lower throw is the problem for me in actual matches. I end up constantly adjusting the angle while doing topspin rallies. It's not the case with my training sessions but at actual matches, I'm exerting more power, timing problems and losing the point. I want something a little slower and...

Makes more sense, I'm addicted to the grippiness of D05 and the same top sheet is been used in the D09c also.

Have you played on both?

Yes, Chinese players are using that setup, even FZD. But I just need a contrast of both rubbers characteristics.

Hi there, I'm currently using FZD ALC with D05 on both sides for almost a year. I need to change my FH rubber now, it's gone. D05 is good for my backhand, but on my forehand, I have mixed feelings. Sometimes I feel it's good during my multiball training sessions but during match times I'm making...

I'm using D05 for about 8months now on both sides and taking practice almost daily. I'm feeling that it's very fast. Since the top sheet is grippy it's controllable. I never had any lack of speed to boost it.

I expected that someone would pop this question out due to the fact recent Patrick's performance and Michael Maze is currently using this from the latest TTD team's match against BTY legends. Yes, I'm also curious to learn about this blade in aspects of its vibration, speed and weight balance...

I've never owned a R7 before but I've used R7 soft. I've tried Rakza 7 of my friend in an Allwood blade directly playing from a local premade racket. I felt R7 is too fast to control and I never bought it. I'm currently using Dignics 05 for almost 8 months. I tried Rakza 7 again belonged to that...

How about the arc and trajectory? Will it suitable for bh?

Saw your review on Dima Alc with Glayzer rubbers. You're game is so good man. I wish I'll reach that level someday 🙌

Are you the Giacomo Cerea in YouTube? https://youtube.com/@GiacomoCerea?si=4ldXsWN09YGXO-Hg

Gotcha 😅

Thanks for your feedback. How's Hammond z2? Is it easy to use? Can you compare it with D05 or Glayzer 05?