Tenergy 09C and Tenergy 05N

[Manto76]

Anyone know anything about Tenergy 09C and/or Tenergy 05N?
Tenergy 09C sounds like it might be an up-to-date version of Tackiness Drive. If that's the case that would be very appealing!
I can't guess what Tenergy 05N might be though.
They both appear on the list of approved Tenergy rubbers (screenshot below) at https://equipments.ittf.com/#/equipments/racket_coverings

 

[Lazer]

I've seen this list about a year ago or so. Tenergy 09C I think was renamed Dignics, (so they could charge more for it)...

Cheers
L-zr

 

[Manto76]

I've seen this list about a year ago or so. Tenergy 09C I think was renamed Dignics, (so they could charge more for it)...

Cheers
L-zr

😂!! A very plausible scenario indeed!!
They do have different approval codes though: D09C is 14-035, and T09C is 14-032. I'm not sure if that negates the renaming explanation - I suppose time will tell...
I must admit, though, I'm hoping it means that there will be an up-to-date Tackiness Drive. I suppose Rakza Z is the closest to that at the moment.

 

[Lazer]

Tenergy 19 is 14-041...

 

[Manto76]

Tenergy 19 is 14-041...

Are you suggesting that Tenergy 19 is the modern version of Tackiness Drive?

 

[Lazer]

No, I am suggesting that not all objects in that list hits the market. T19 is already available and has a higher number than the 2 others....

 

[Manto76]

No, I am suggesting that not all objects in that list hits the market. T19 is already available and has a higher number than the 2 others....

👍 Got it!

 

[IB66]

Tackiness - Spin Art - Aibiss - D09C, these are BTY's 'tacky' rubbers. also roughly in order of oldest to newest.
If you want to save some money, try Spin Art before D09C, its pretty similar, although different!!!
Aibiss is BTY's version of H3 but over priced!!!

 

[Manto76]

Tackiness - Spin Art - Aibiss - D09C, these are BTY's 'tacky' rubbers. also roughly in order of oldest to newest.
If you want to save some money, try Spin Art before D09C, its pretty similar, although different!!!
Aibiss is BTY's version of H3 but over priced!!!

Thanks! I just looked those two (Spin Art and Aibiss) up on Butterfly's site. At 48 and 50 degrees respectively on Butterfly's scale that's around 59-61 degrees on the ESN scale: that's pretty stiff!

 

[zeio]

Those models have been in the LARC for years, and then the folks at Butterfly decided to register Dignics 09C.

https://mytabletennis.net/forum/butterfly-to-release-new-tacky-rubbers_topic81038.html