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Yes, mine is how you have described yours. I think maybe its just a problem of sweat.. It starts off really well but after i wipe the dust off with my hand its a bit slippery.

Hi, M1 turbo seemed to be a better backhand rubber than M1. M2 also good bh rubber.

I will try.

About a month old but didnt show any signs of wearing out.. Topsheet was fine.

Idk... I usually use a more tacky chinese style rubber on forehand. Could it be because of the change of rubber properties? Im pretty weak for my age (15) lol

Yes the ralllies were even, but in the end he wins the point because he was more consistent :)

squeezing when you contact the ball gets that last whip motion if you imagine it. Its a really fast acceleration and if you hit the ball while the racket is accelerating from the squeeze your serve will be faster and spinner. For short serves, you focus on biting the ball instead of rubbing if...

Agree!! 1000 rating is way too early for a fast blade :)

1. Whiffing the ball means you are swinging too early. Practice your timing with slow loops, being consistent instead of power. In the end, consistency beats power. 2.You are probably afraid of the high backspin ball because you smash it, and sometimes that will go into the net. Instead, loop...

Hi, recently switched to this on my forehand... Im usatt 2000 and i found a problem with the ball slipping on the topsheet that didnt happen with other rubbers like 05 and 09c? Anyone else?

swtiched from viscaria to stiga clipper wood legend handle to try it.. Too slow on backhand. Also have tried the infinity vps u mentioned. Good blade and very easy to play with. Youll like it if you feel you are not good enough for a carbon blade yet. Its also very light.

It depends on what level you are and how hard you hit!

09c lasts a lot longer than 05. Its less fragile as well.

For some videos of me playing, my instagram is @2matt243385 :)

Dignics 09c is 100% more durable than the tenergy series, and more spin as well. Its better than tenergys for forehand flicking, but backhand flick requires more feeling and timing. Dignics series is also noticeably more controlled and better for blocking than tenergy. For me, Dignics has more...

My setup is a viscaria blade with dignics 09c on forehand and dignics 05 on backhand, ask me anything :)

close to 30 hours a week.

I did notice this but its not too significant

Any idea on the durability?

Thanks for the advice! I feel its a lot more comfortable to execute backhand stokes and have it feel more natural.