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@Yoass, Yes, and also episode 7 "Donic Davis Cup".

"D05 $104.99 T05 is such a freakin' bargain! Here, take my money!" This is so true! I didn´t want to support Butterfly by buying Tenergys when it was the most expensive rubber. However, immediately after Dignigs was released I started thinking about getting back to Tenergy and bought two...

Truls played fantastic!

Interesting! I hope there is a non-wrb version as well…

You lose out on speed a bit but other areas of the game become easier. That´s how I would sum it up after playing with it some more.

This is so true! Last session I went back to T05 for a few strokes and it felt so fast. I missed that speed, but realised I play better, more active and with more confidence with the slower D09c. T05 is a lot bouncier but I think the top speed on really hard swings is similar. What I like with...

Yes, I am. It´s difficult to recommend a specific blade when there are so many good blades and impossible to know which one you would like the most. If I would go for a recommendation it would perhaps be to go for any off- wooden blade. But my best advice is to try your clubmates blades to...

There is a reason the worlds top players play with slower blades.

Someone who plays H3 regularly should be able to do a better comparison. I used to play unboosted H3 neo commercial for over a year ago and I´ve hit briefly with a friends boosted H3 neo national. There are many similarities, as expected from two hard and tacky rubbers. Both good at serves...

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Totally agree Dan. Especially with no. 4! Counterattacks is so much easier and you feel much more confident attacking the ball.

Yes, over a year ago I used to play with H3 neo. There are many similarities. As expected from two tacky rubbers. Great at serves, keeping serves low and short but still spinny. Looping with same brushing technic. The big the difference between the two I would say is that d09c is livelier. Which...

5 out of 5 rating for Dignics 09c A short review of my first impressions of this rubber where I will compare it with T05. A tacky topsheet which is a bit oily/shiny. It can hold/lift the boll for about half a second. Bouncing the boll on the rubber, it feels like a Chinese rubber. Just a...

@Takkyu So, I´ve been trying it a bit on my backhand. Backhand drives and loops felt really good. The harder sponge or the grippier topsheet made me have to be more precise though. Flicks were easier and backhand loops against backspin was easier. Blocking was worse and pushing was more...

Played for 2 hours yesterday and had a 3 hour practice the day before that. Doing both drills and playing games. I´m really starting to like this rubber. I can now say that this rubber really excels in counterattacks. It rewards active strokes and aggressive play with the only downside being...

No, I did not. I´ve been playing t05fx on backhand for the last 6 months. And put the d09c on my spare blade who had t05 on both backhand and forehand. So, I guess it would feel quite different for me. But I can try it and get back to you.

Absolutely! I have no ranking, but my level I would say is not more than intermediate. I´ve been playing with friends for years and joined and club one year ago. Practising 3 times a week and playing games every second week. I´ve been avoiding 50°+ rubbers from ESN, because I´ve been assuming...

Since I have not seen any reviews on d09c I thought I would give you my first impressions of the rubber. I bought it yesterday so I only had one hour of play. First impression was that it was easy to adapt to, coming from t05. I thought it would be more difficult to adapt to, but the first...