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[vik]

In another thread you said you bought dignics 09 recently.
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/fo...national-(properly-boosted)&highlight=Dignics

How do you know I last forever?I bought it 3 weeks ago and it wears out pretty quick

 

[zyu81]

In another thread you said you bought dignics 09 recently.
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/fo...national-(properly-boosted)&highlight=Dignics

How do you know I last forever?I bought it 3 weeks ago and it wears out pretty quickView attachment 21903

He is probably talking about his experience with Dignics 05 and it's durability.

It is true, D05 lasts forever. TBD on whether D09C will as well. People will complain about the price but even with the latest round of ESN offerings it still seems that those rubbers fall off quickly and drastically in a way that Dignics does not, so you can actually save money and not have to deal with instability and unpredictability in your material when you choose Dignics.

I largely agree with OP, though it is tiring that he frequently feels the need to ignore active threads on the exact same subjects and open a new thread to post his thoughts, because he thinks his opinions are much more valuable than anyone else (these are his own words) and he seems to have a weekly need to remind the forum that he is "a pretty good player himself".

 

[mart1nandersson]

Disclaimer: Not a very good player myself.

I hear a lot of different opinions from players that are top300 players in the this country. Some absolutely detest Dignics and some love it. I'm bit like a 14 year old fan boy (even though I'm 42) so I ask the good players what they use and why etc and quite a few players have switched back from D05/D80 to T05/T80. Quite a few of them has said that Dignics feels to soft (which I can understand as I can play quite comfortably with D05 and not with T05).

 

[vik]

He said in another thread dignics 05 is trash,he couldn't play with that

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

Scrubplayer, you have three threads on Dignics 09c. I decided they are not different enough to be different threads. I have merged the two newer ones into your first D09c thread. Sorry, but repeat threads encourage people making the same post in multiple threads like Vik's posts above.

 

[ZeroTT]

In another thread you said you bought dignics 09 recently.
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/fo...national-(properly-boosted)&highlight=Dignics

How do you know I last forever?I bought it 3 weeks ago and it wears out pretty quickView attachment 21903

I can confirm this Dignics 09c is not as durable as the other dignics05 or 80

My friend bought a Dignics09c Juli 2nd for training after covid.
And he had to replace it this week because it was already too worn out.
The ball slipped of his racket regularly when trying to play with high spin because the grip was way less.
It's a lot worse then Vic's picture.

Granted we train 3 to 4 times a week (sessions of 2 to 3 hours) but he was really hoping this rubber would last for the whole summer and it didn't.

If needed I can provide screenshots.

 

[God-scrubplayer]

I can confirm this Dignics 09c is not as durable as the other dignics05 or 80

My friend bought a Dignics09c Juli 2nd for training after covid.
And he had to replace it this week because it was already too worn out.
The ball slipped of his racket regularly when trying to play with high spin because the grip was way less.
It's a lot worse then Vic's picture.

Granted we train 3 to 4 times a week (sessions of 2 to 3 hours) but he was really hoping this rubber would last for the whole summer and it didn't.

If needed I can provide screenshots.

I do experience the slippage too but i dont' think it has anything to do with wear and tear. I exp the slippage during my first week when I am trying to do some really spinny thin brush. It just seems 09c is not the kind of rubber for that kind of shot.

It seems to me to use 09c you need to drive the ball into the sponge. Just using the topsheet to do the work is a no-go for 09c.

 

[Der_Echte]

Players get the "Plastic Ball Slip" from the balls when trying a shot too thin contact not into topsheet enough where you didn't see it as much from celluloid balls... it is simply a consequence of the new material for ball given a certain stroke technique... sometimes happens on thinner contact with looser grip too...

 

[Dr Evil]

I can confirm this Dignics 09c is not as durable as the other dignics05 or 80

My friend bought a Dignics09c Juli 2nd for training after covid.
And he had to replace it this week because it was already too worn out.
The ball slipped of his racket regularly when trying to play with high spin because the grip was way less.
It's a lot worse then Vic's picture.

Granted we train 3 to 4 times a week (sessions of 2 to 3 hours) but he was really hoping this rubber would last for the whole summer and it didn't.

If needed I can provide screenshots.

Same here. Great rubber but the top sheet wore quickly. Durability nothing like D05.

 

[yogi_bear]

Same here. Great rubber but the top sheet wore quickly. Durability nothing like D05.

The picture shows the wear n tear. I think T05 is much more durable.

 

[guni4you]

I have been playing with D09c on both sides for 4 sessions. I found one thing. When I brushed the ball all shots went in with amazing spin and speed. But when my contact was too flat and there wasn’t brush the ball went to the net.

Why is that the case? I just wanted to understand why D09c behaves like this? Cz it is a hard sponge and tacky surface? Can someone please explain.

 

[zeio]

I have been playing with D09c on both sides for 4 sessions. I found one thing. When I brushed the ball all shots went in with amazing spin and speed. But when my contact was too flat and there wasn’t brush the ball went to the net.

Why is that the case? I just wanted to understand why D09c behaves like this? Cz it is a hard sponge and tacky surface? Can someone please explain.

Ask for a refund instead. You have a strong case here.

 

[guni4you]

What is that supposed to mean? Instead of answering questions why does everyone have to be so rude and sarcastic. I mean I just asked a simple question.

Ask for a refund instead. You have a strong case here.

 

[zyu81]

What is that supposed to mean? Instead of answering questions why does everyone have to be so rude and sarcastic. I mean I just asked a simple question.

It's a joke.

All jokes aside, a lot of people were hating on that comment when the video was initially released, calling it ridiculous marketing hype, etc. People should realize that when pros say things like that, that is relative to them. I am sure that Dima fully believed what he said about "not needing to adjust the racket angle" because he is speaking from a relative point of view - of course he doesn't mean that you could literally do whatever you wanted with the paddle and the ball will go on.

As to your question, "when your contact is too flat, the ball goes into the net"...wouldn't that be the case for any rubber?

 

[tt_kidz]

What is that supposed to mean? Instead of answering questions why does everyone have to be so rude and sarcastic. I mean I just asked a simple question.

The question posted is too over simplistic and without any information what shots you are getting into or etc.

I believe you need to be more specific, ie what is the spin you trying to hit back or etc?

The other issue is also your type of strokes will also dictate a lot the playing style.

From my personal view, Dignics 09C is still not comparable to H3N in terms of picking up underspin balls or putting on spin via light brushes.

 

[NextLevel]

I have been playing with D09c on both sides for 4 sessions. I found one thing. When I brushed the ball all shots went in with amazing spin and speed. But when my contact was too flat and there wasn’t brush the ball went to the net.

Why is that the case? I just wanted to understand why D09c behaves like this? Cz it is a hard sponge and tacky surface? Can someone please explain.

Isn't this true for any rubber, especially sticky rubber of some sort?

 

[guni4you]

Yes.Sorry I was asking to confirm.

Isn't this true for any rubber, especially sticky rubber of some sort?

 

[zyu81]

Yes.Sorry I was asking to confirm.

So did you expect something different with 09c? Maybe zeio's post actually does apply here...

 

[NextLevel]

It's a joke.

All jokes aside, a lot of people were hating on that comment when the video was initially released, calling it ridiculous marketing hype, etc. People should realize that when pros say things like that, that is relative to them. I am sure that Dima fully believed what he said about "not needing to adjust the racket angle" because he is speaking from a relative point of view - of course he doesn't mean that you could literally do whatever you wanted with the paddle and the ball will go on.

As to your question, "when your contact is too flat, the ball goes into the net"...wouldn't that be the case for any rubber?

When I used D09c I understood what Dima meant, you just don't have to be as precise as you have time to compensate because of the tack. With non sticky rubbers, especially the Tenergy series, the ball is long gone when you loop hard before you get the opportunity to compensate.

 

[zyu81]

When I used D09c I understood what Dima meant, you just don't have to be as precise as you have time to compensate because of the tack. With non sticky rubbers, especially the Tenergy series, the ball is long gone when you loop hard before you get the opportunity to compensate.

Yep, it is absolutely a fair statement in that sense, but people misinterpreted it to mean something that it did not, and then were quick to criticize Butterfly...because what else is new.