My thoughts on Dignics 09c

[NextLevel]

I was thinking if I was going to try 09c I might do the same thing. Did you check what the weight difference was?

It was maybe 2 to 4 grams per sheet. Not much, but for me a big difference since I hate head heavy stuff and use hard sponges. I don't get much more out of thicker hard sponge.

 

[jedimasterplk]

The closest one I could come up with that is sponsored by Butterfly but disses Tenergy/Dignics is Shibaev.

@41:25, https://tv.ittf.com/video/shibaev-alexander-calderano-hugo/1683278
https://tischtennis-deutschland.tv/...zech-open-2019-shibaev-rus-hugo-calderano-bra

 

[zyu81]

It was maybe 2 to 4 grams per sheet. Not much, but for me a big difference since I hate head heavy stuff and use hard sponges. I don't get much more out of thicker hard sponge.

After being cut to the blade? Not a fan of head heavy either.

 

[zyu81]

No need to read too much into what someone said out of anger and frustration, especially given that same person has used Tenergy for over a decade.

 

[NextLevel]

After being cut to the blade? Not a fan of head heavy either.

Yes, after being cut. I started the main experiment with T05H and Dignics 09C can't be that different.

 

[TryHard]

So, the life of D09c seems to be pretty good. And it maintains tack throughout the life?

I use H3 neo provincial 39* right now and I’m tired of these things being toast after a couple months. I was not on board for T05 cuz those things were toast quickly too.

But this Dignics longevity is making me wonder about the Butterfly kool-aid again. With a tacky sheet and hard sponge maybe now they have my flavor.


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[TTOmar]

Btw Tenergy 09C is still in LARC so could we see that rubber getting released?

 

[Shifu]

So, the life of D09c seems to be pretty good. And it maintains tack throughout the life?

I use H3 neo provincial 39* right now and I’m tired of these things being toast after a couple months. I was not on board for T05 cuz those things were toast quickly too.

But this Dignics longevity is making me wonder about the Butterfly kool-aid again. With a tacky sheet and hard sponge maybe now they have my flavor.


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bad news for you: every rubber is gonna be done after a couple of months if you play a lot. that's just the way it is. if you hit hard enough and have proper technique and play often, no rubber is gonna be good after 3 months.
if you have low standards you can still play with it but "good"? no

 

[zeio]

To illustrate Fabian's point of "low standards" (crying emote):

http://mytabletennis.net/forum/foru...990559&title=first-time-chinese-rubber#990559
http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=79830&PID=990097&title=i-dont-like-t05#990097