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I switched from DHS H3 to the 09c last night, It feels so good, the 09c had more speed and arc, feels like a heavily boosted H3 but with much more control, And the good thing about the 09c is, the 09c is not very sensitive to coming spin while it can generate a lot of spin, It's good for block and attack. Dan, thank you so much for your video, I am a fan from Hong Kong, Stay safe and keep going!
Hi. I have chinese/hongkongese family in hongkong and I go there every year. Do you know any good tabletennis shops? If yes can you give me the adress? This is very random but idk😂
Omg you guys are joking... I go to those places every year but i have never seen those shops xD. But thanks for telling me! Im gonna take a look next year!
I'm just at the beginner level, and i love this channel so much. Everyone take care of yourself and your near ones in this time of COVID-19. God bless!
You're right. That's good. I I think, this is a good strategy by Butterfly. They provide a rubber with tacky top sheet and very bouncy sponge, wich BOOSTED Hurricane 3 National Blue\Orange is famous for. The price is nearly equal, but D09C doesn't need a booster nor has all those H3Nat-rumors of being faked or not even sold, which by the way prevents DHS from making money with highly priced National Rubbers.
@@gab5012 as for Tackiness Drive/Chop, I always thought that the both rubbers were supposed to be utilized by defensive players whereas Tackyfire and Tackyfire Soft were reportedly used by Kong Linghui and Zhang Yannin. But I can mistake. But all those rubbers as well as Spin Art are hard and intended to be speed-glued respectively boosted. Dignics 09C seems to be the same sort of rubber but with a bouncier sponge. Well, without having tried it, I only can suppose.
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@@Isaacoun100 man where are you buying your hurricane. National would be like 100$ ish. That matches dignics level, but any hurricane after that, like pro equipment, can't really be bought or is fake. They custom boost those, so can't really compare those to what normal people can buy
Christian Wu Actually, DHS did have market edition of Pro Hurricanes. I think it’s called “star series” or something lime that. There are rubbers (with name on the sponge) of Malong(42’) FZD(41.5’) DingNing and ChenMeng. These rubbers are about 200$ each.
@@christianwu1309 There is H3 blue sponge KR Open version which has 42.5 degree hardness and H3 Orange sponge which is 43 degree. And they are extremely rare but I got a picture
I think one of the best questions to ask when new rubbers come out is “Is there anything that it can do that the other rubbers cannot achieve?” Let us say in the Dignics series, does the Dignics 09C give us something that the other rubbers in the series cannot give? Definitely, the surface is different as it is sticky compared to the other three Dignics. But is there really something “revolutionary”, like what Dima said but still has to confirm with other users, you no longer need to find the best angle, just hit forward and the ball quality is good and gives you that safety. Because if it just “better” in some ways, better looping underspin, better receive, better topspin, then maybe that “better” is not worth it. But if it is game changer, like you can do stuff you can’t do before, then Dignics 09C might be the next rubber for most players. Example of something revolutionary is tenergy series when they first came out as it came as a solution to speed glue ban. And then other rubbers followed. The spring sponge was really a game changer.
This comment is late, but can I say I find this style of review much more informative and easy to understand. If you did all reviews like this and then show footage with a voice over or just simple text reminding what point you’re showing it would be amazing
I bought this rubber after your review. This is a unbelievable hybrid of Chinese/ Japanese. Unbelievable crazy topspins. Ball always land on the table. I am sold.
So I just had my first dignics 09c rubber. Just to give you the sound of the loop, imagine biting into a crisp. The control is on another level. It’s slow but the quality of loops are simply breathe taking. You don’t feel tired with this rubber. As a bipolar patient, I am very pleased to say it has an adverse positive effect on the mood😅😅😅. Everything is easy all of a sudden.
This video is incredibly helpful thanks!! I have Dignics 05 on backhand and use 09C on forehand, this rubber is so amazing, Its really insane the amount of grip that you get and its not even that tacky compared to Hurricane 3 NEO which I had on before. This rubber is really amazing and it lasts a very long time with good care unlike hurricane which loses a lot immediately.
Used it recently. It is totally different to any of the T and D rubbers to date. I love it. On an Innerforce blade. Lovely feeling. Nice vid Dan. Always informative. Leo
Sounds like it totally suits timo boll. Makes sense he developed this rubber. He isn't about raw speed. He's all about quality spin. It's why he's so consistent.
I'm thinking about using it on both sides now. It's really expensive, yes, but compared to Tenergy it also lasts way longer. I have actively used the 09C for six months now and usually my Tenergys were totally dead after 3-4 months. They were even tearing apart in the middle of the sweetspot on both sides which made them unusable. I would say my 09C still has around 85% of it's starting performance and the top sheet doesn't show any form of tearing at all. If you're using Tenergy now, I'm pretty sure the Dignics 09C will cost you less money in the long run. You really need to have good footwork to use that rubber though and as Dan said, you can't just throw the ball back from far behind the table with no effort. You really need to be a lot more active on every shot than with Tenergy. I can actually hit the ball harder than with Tenergy, because it basically has no speed limit even though it may be a bit less dynamic.
12 years ago (before the ban on speed glue) anyone could get a comparable rubber by boosting a cheap chinese rubber. It took over a decade and an 8 fold (or more) increase in price to get rubber back to performance that compares to the speed glue era. Now if the can make a 40+ poly ball that plays like a 38 celluloid ball we might actually start progressing in the sport instead of playing catch up. But it will be 10x as expensive as it used to be.
Hey Dan, thanks for the content in this crazy time. Some rubbers to consider reviewing: Palio AK47 Red, Yasaka Rakza 7 and Nittaku Fastarc G1. Keep up the great work
I bought it and tried it for 3 weeks with my coach. I was getting the feeling that I had to put too much effort to produce as fast shots as i did with my previous tenergy 05, propably i could lift back spins a little easier but not so much. I finally switched back to tenergy 05 but maybe I ll give 09c another try sometime since I still have it and I paid those 80 euros for it :(
sounds like 09c will need replacing more since the topsheet tackiness is a big part of its success. Being the most expensive, that's a game changer. T05 is very usable even when the surface is worn... Mechanical is always going to last longer. Considering the price difference C is for those who are reallllllllllllly into the sport at no cost consideration.
Great reviews. I am wondering how to clean the rubber Dignics 09C to protect the stickiness. As its top sheet is sticky, is it different from cleaning non-sticky rubbers?
wipe with hand in between plays, oil actually keep the stickiness. Then clean it later with sponge or whatever. I change rubber often enough that no special care needed, the early tackiness actually annoying and too much.
this review made me more excited. i will have the rubbers in 3 days. both backhand and forehand. it's a little slow but i have a fast blade(timo boll zlc) so it compliments. i got the 1.9mm though for even better control.
Fan Zhendong uses this rubber for his backhand... Need I say more? If you are aggresive attacking player, try it out. my backhand has improved in just the two weeks Ive been using it, was stuck with tenergy 64 on my backhand before since I got a used racket and I could only block/punch/count since everything would go long if I tried to do a proper kill loop with my backhand. Dignics lets you really rip it and put energy into the ball, counters are amazing and flicks and loops against weird serves are monsterous if performed correctly. and the loop! I can spin the ball instead of just driving through it! maybe my 64 was just old and lost all its grip, I can't compare to tenergy 05 or dignics 05 (I really want to try them but 09C feels perfect already) but I play hurricane 3 on my forehand and it feels like Im able to play my backhand the same as my forehand now. kill loops and really hitting through the ball, with enough pace for me to not feel held back by the rubber (Ive tried my 39 degree hurricane fore my backhand and it is not it). Anyways, Id say it is 100% worth the money for me, but if you aren't an attacker and dont want to learn how to actually hit the ball hard, then dont bother with it. Allround players just go for you favorite tensor rubber (tenergy 05, nittaku fastarc g1, yasaka rakza 7, donic bluefire f3 are all rubbers ive tried and enjoyed, but just dont fit my game right now)
Finally something that is actually a bit different. Makes the reviews a lot more fun to watch aswell. Perhaps you could do a few premium long pimple reviews for a change of pace. Like Curl P1r, Feint long 2 and Grass D'tecs for example. Or some nice budget rubbers like the LKT range.
The whole freaking video I was just eyeing that rubber looking like h3 blue sponge provincial. Is the h3 Chinese tacky rubber video finally going to drop, would be a perfect way to compare it to dignics
I use and love Hurricane 2 (but I've never tried Hurricane 3). I also like the price of Hurricane versus DIGNICS. Prior to "stay at home" orders I was playing 4-5 times a week (1-2 hours at a time). Thanks for advice and cost info. Enjoyed the video.
Received 09c today... It doesn't look tacky at all, but when you bounce the ball on it you understand it is tacky... But the speed is there. Very interesting
Hi Dan, great review as always. i am really looking forward to playing with this rubber. i have just one major concern : how do i keep the surface tacky?
Hey David thank you :) The rubber comes with a protective sheet. You can reuse this. Otherwise just use the paper packaging it comes in. Will be fine :)
The third point that you made is basically what you're supposed to do with Chinese rubbers, you're are supposed to try and hit the ball as hard as you can while spinning the ball with your body, to get the most out of the rubber, otherwise it will seem slow. Proper technique will help you get the most out of rubbers like H3 Neo
Hi Dan Great review, doing such an amazing job for all us unenlightened! Where would us TT nuts be without you? the Dignics 09c rubbers sounds my kinda rubber. Wondering what might be the best blade to go with it. Love to hear Thanks Terry
Yeah idk about it being slow. I use it on my backhand and my shots are rockets. It's been over 8 months now and I'll order a new on soon. I'm pretty pleased with it. I haven't played with any other rubber that complements my game so well.
See EmratThich explanations about rubber's. It's a reality that power come from the ground. The good technic the good stroke the wright balls your produce. In European style we use the elasticity of rubber but we don't use our body to improve the power. Hurricane seem's to be used with booster, if 09C don't need it's a good job from butterfly. Now we have to be muscled and prepared to change our phylosophy.
I've been using Nittaku Turbo Orange on the FH, which is an H3 topsheet on Japanese/Euro sponge. D09c sounds similar to that. Won't be able to compare myself until the club opens again.
Just an excellent review; very helpful. One extension of your comments I would appreciate is a comparison with Tenergy 05 Hard, which is a cousin as a comparable rubber. Thank you very much.
@@TableTennisDaily Again, very good! I'm intrigued because this was posted in the Butterfly 09c interview with the great Cheng I-Ching; her current setup: Forehand rubber: Dignics 09C Backhand rubber: Tenergy 05 Hard
Love the concept of fast sponge with grippy top sheet. I tried Golden Arc 8 that had similar concept but it was half baked. I would love to see more manufacturers come out with similar styles but cheaper prices.
I think of you take the Nitakku Hurricane you will have very similar rubber for less than half the price. Interesting that Butterfly adapts to the Chinese Rubbers.
How are loops against under spin with 09C? Everything about this rubber sounds great for me because I do like tacky topsheets but I’m just a little bit too used to European sponge.
I wonder about durability and how you maintain the tackiness on it. I guess you have to clean the tables of dust every time you play and blow on every ball off the floor at the same time as using plastic protective sheets to store it.
Hey yeah I agree, will definately help teach people the mechanics well. Sometimes going to a rubber like T05 to quickly means you over compensate by using the arm too much and not the body.
There's supposed to be a Tenergy 09C too, according to the LARC. It's been there for many months, way before Dignics 09C appeared (on the LARC and in real life). Wonder how soon Tenergy 19 will be out, if at all (it just appeared on the LARC). Or 05N (it appeared at the same time Tenergy 09C did..). My particular theory is that the tackiness you see on Chinese rubbers is some sort of adhesive applied to the rubber surface as the last stage of manufacturing - it is applied using what we think is the "protector sheet" which is sort of like an adhesive tape (with the adhesive on the bottom), and it's designed to leave the adhesive behind when it is removed. There might or might not be heat involved in this. So it's VERY interesting indeed to see that Dignics 09C has a "protector sheet" as well.
Hi Dan! I just saw Timo Boll's video of him gluing the Dignics 09c on his blade and what surprised me was that it seems that his version of Dignics 09C came with a paper cover instead of the plastic film which you peeled off at the start of your video. This makes me wonder if he is really getting a different version of the 09C to what is commercially available. This is again hindering me from getting the new rubber as it is possible that what we get is different to what pros get. You know it is too expensive already and at least I want to get the "real" one. Thanks!
A complete racket from Butterfly for $25?? That must be horrible to play with, maybe check out their website and choose you're rubbers and wood. You will feel the difference immediatly, believe me:)
Hey Dan! Is it possible to compare the 09c to MXP or MXP50? Mainly for the sake of price, I was wondering if it is worth it to pay literally double the price!
are you going to start using Dignics 09c? and if you are, will you have it on fore hand or backhand or both? And what are you using on the side without Dignics 09c?
I was very confused when first put ball on 09c and do twice tup tup and silent in garage and in my mind😊....99% i said to my self its FAKE rubber.......THANKS VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO.....🏓🏓🏓😳😳😁😳😳🏓🏓🏓
Hey Nevan yh I've started to use a viscaria lately as I feel it's a bit slower than the Boll ALC so it gives me a bit more control. However I agree the Boll AlC could combine very well with the 09C 🏓
Nice video again. I hope it will suit with my Zhang Jike Super ZLC. I tested Hurricane orange turbo from Nittaku last year and I founded it horrible :( So I hope it's a better mix between European and Asian style, if not I'll sell it as quick as I bought it :p Because I'm waiting for the shipping to test it instead of my T05. (Off topic) In the backhand I'm playing since new year with D80 instead of my T80 fx. Don't know if I'll continue with D80 next season. It's a great rubber, but actually I don't find out why it's 20€ more expensive than my previous Tenergy. Maybe the durability of the top sheet will justify it later, I'll see. Cheers
Hey Okage69 thanks for the comment. Yes good question, with the Zhang Jike Super ZLC it should suit well. How comes you found the Hurricane turbo horrible by the way? I see what you're saying with D80, if it lasts longer for you then great.
@@TableTennisDaily Hey Dan, Well when I tested the Hurricane Turbo, I had the feeling of playing with a rock. It felt so hard and without any energy coming out. I bought a Hurricane, so I was expecting something heavy and certainly less dynamic than a Tenergy. But I was more hoping something like a boosted Hurricane and it was clearly not in my eyes. So I had the impression to play with a lightly tuned friendship 729, that I have on another blade (and which is perfect for serving multiballs for my training group :p). Now I must admit that I only played one (or maximum two, don't remember) training session with it before I replaced it with a Tenergy 05. Maybe I had to try more to get more of the rubber, I don't know, but that's my experience with it. And that's why I'm hoping that this D09C has an "European touch", like the top sheet of the Hurricane with the sponge of a Tenergy or Dignics. I'm still waiting for the shipping, so unfortunately I still don't have my answers :p Wait and see :)
The hardest spronge that butterfly ever had was the rubber called SpinArt with 48 degrees back in 2017 and had the same amount of spin as Tenergy 05 , this message is for TTD and this information came out Butterfly Table Tennis Company catalog .
Maybe Palio cj8000 Biotech rubbers could be a much more affordable solution in maybe a similar vain for someone who doesn't play that often? I mean it's not the same thing, but the CJ8000's are something like sriver, but with a tacky surface. The Biotech ones adds a bit of tension/speed glue effect to them. I used the non Biotechs and lasted me quite a long time. Choose 36-38 degrees though, because that's still quite hard compared to European/japanese standards. Probably medium-hard.
how long does the tacky 09c last? in terms of durability... I imagine the sticky surface catches dust and dirt so much more.. How long, til you'd want to replace the rubber, compared to the t05?
@@gab5012 Spin art is 48º in european scale. Dignics 09C is 44º in chinese scale (54º). Almost all butterfly rubbers have the chinese scale hardness (except the spin art).
Hey Dan, how does this rubber respond on loops and flicks? You mentioned the tackiness and hold a couple of times, so I imagine it's quite positive on looping from backspin?
Hey Rene yeah against backspin it picks up the ball great. For hard 3rd ball attacks against backspin it works well. Going forward and acceralating fast is great with the 09c.
Thanks for the review. I'm gonna get a Butterfly rubber for my backhand this summer, but this is just too expensive for me right now since I want to get a new blade too. On that note, could you make a tutorial for how to glue rubbers? My local shop clerk does it for basically free, but I just want to learn how it's done.
You can also try Yinhe Big Dipper, its tacky, but IMHO has better feeling than H3 Neo, I think Big Dipper is very very good hybrid rubber. Oh, I forgot to mention, its about 15 USD...
For me, I don't like rubbers that rely on tackiness surfaces for their grip. Perhaps I don't know how to look after them, but I have found them hard to maintain.
Hi Dan, thanks for the review. Just want to ask if the protector that came with the dignics 09c, us it something the can be reused like you just cut it rubber size? Coz most cheap chinesse rubber comes with a protector but something that you throw away because it is not a “real” protector but just a plastic cover.
Hey yeah good question. You can reuse it not to sure how long it lasts for though... notice in the video I threw mine on the floor 😅 it got ruined doing this. And then I thought... oops I could have reused that. To be honest though I've never really used a rubber protector sheet... just the paper that comes in the packaging :)
TableTennisDaily , I see. But Dignics 09C is different from the other Dignics this time as it has a sticky surface so it might really require a protector. But anyway, did you stick now to innerforce ALC blade? I remember in your debut game, you used the innerforce alc instead of your tb alc.
What rubbers would you like us to compare the 09C to and what equipment would you like us to review next. Thanks for watching and give us a like and subscribe for more! 🏓
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@@kev988 Carbon blade costs the same price as forehand and backhand dignics for one half season..
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I switched from DHS H3 to the 09c last night,
It feels so good, the 09c had more speed and arc, feels like a heavily boosted H3 but with much more control,
And the good thing about the 09c is, the 09c is not very sensitive to coming spin while it can generate a lot of spin,
It's good for block and attack.
Dan, thank you so much for your video,
I am a fan from Hong Kong,
Stay safe and keep going!
Hi. I have chinese/hongkongese family in hongkong and I go there every year. Do you know any good tabletennis shops? If yes can you give me the adress? This is very random but idk😂
WH Ye Yes, please check out chung hing located in Tsim sha tusi area, very nice shop
There’s also a nice shop in Mong Kok
Omg you guys are joking... I go to those places every year but i have never seen those shops xD. But thanks for telling me! Im gonna take a look next year!
Hey Steven great to hear. If you can email me to dan@tabletennisdaily.com would love to ask you a few more questions. Catch you then :)
I'm just at the beginner level, and i love this channel so much. Everyone take care of yourself and your near ones in this time of COVID-19. God bless!
lets just call it as what it is , Dignics 09C is Butterfly response to DHS Hurricane.
The 'C' probably means Chinese lol
You're right. That's good. I I think, this is a good strategy by Butterfly. They provide a rubber with tacky top sheet and very bouncy sponge, wich BOOSTED Hurricane 3 National Blue\Orange is famous for. The price is nearly equal, but D09C doesn't need a booster nor has all those H3Nat-rumors of being faked or not even sold, which by the way prevents DHS from making money with highly priced National Rubbers.
@@dmitrikonnov922 DHS rubber is harder and has a lower arc which for me is more important for my technique.
@@gab5012 as for Tackiness Drive/Chop, I always thought that the both rubbers were supposed to be utilized by defensive players whereas Tackyfire and Tackyfire Soft were reportedly used by Kong Linghui and Zhang Yannin. But I can mistake. But all those rubbers as well as Spin Art are hard and intended to be speed-glued respectively boosted. Dignics 09C seems to be the same sort of rubber but with a bouncier sponge. Well, without having tried it, I only can suppose.
Hurricane National
Dignics 09c: exists
My wallet: *nervous sweating in emptiness*
That feeling when this is just xiom hyper/china but more expensive
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Random person: imagine an incredibly expensive hurricane
Butterfly: hold my beer
There are Hurricanes more expensive than Dignics, the difference is that you can choose the price range with Hurricane
@@Isaacoun100 man where are you buying your hurricane. National would be like 100$ ish. That matches dignics level, but any hurricane after that, like pro equipment, can't really be bought or is fake. They custom boost those, so can't really compare those to what normal people can buy
Christian Wu Actually, DHS did have market edition of Pro Hurricanes. I think it’s called “star series” or something lime that. There are rubbers (with name on the sponge) of Malong(42’) FZD(41.5’) DingNing and ChenMeng. These rubbers are about 200$ each.
Also the DHS Ma Long Special Edition (A "replica" of Ma's blade) costs around 8 to 9 hundred dollars, and it's just the blade with no rubber
@@christianwu1309 There is H3 blue sponge KR Open version which has 42.5 degree hardness and H3 Orange sponge which is 43 degree. And they are extremely rare but I got a picture
I think one of the best questions to ask when new rubbers come out is “Is there anything that it can do that the other rubbers cannot achieve?” Let us say in the Dignics series, does the Dignics 09C give us something that the other rubbers in the series cannot give? Definitely, the surface is different as it is sticky compared to the other three Dignics. But is there really something “revolutionary”, like what Dima said but still has to confirm with other users, you no longer need to find the best angle, just hit forward and the ball quality is good and gives you that safety. Because if it just “better” in some ways, better looping underspin, better receive, better topspin, then maybe that “better” is not worth it. But if it is game changer, like you can do stuff you can’t do before, then Dignics 09C might be the next rubber for most players. Example of something revolutionary is tenergy series when they first came out as it came as a solution to speed glue ban. And then other rubbers followed. The spring sponge was really a game changer.
This comment is late, but can I say I find this style of review much more informative and easy to understand. If you did all reviews like this and then show footage with a voice over or just simple text reminding what point you’re showing it would be amazing
I bought this rubber after your review. This is a unbelievable hybrid of Chinese/ Japanese. Unbelievable crazy topspins. Ball always land on the table. I am sold.
So I just had my first dignics 09c rubber. Just to give you the sound of the loop, imagine biting into a crisp. The control is on another level. It’s slow but the quality of loops are simply breathe taking. You don’t feel tired with this rubber. As a bipolar patient, I am very pleased to say it has an adverse positive effect on the mood😅😅😅. Everything is easy all of a sudden.
This video is incredibly helpful thanks!! I have Dignics 05 on backhand and use 09C on forehand, this rubber is so amazing, Its really insane the amount of grip that you get and its not even that tacky compared to Hurricane 3 NEO which I had on before. This rubber is really amazing and it lasts a very long time with good care unlike hurricane which loses a lot immediately.
Used it recently. It is totally different to any of the T and D rubbers to date. I love it. On an Innerforce blade. Lovely feeling. Nice vid Dan. Always informative. Leo
what innerforce blade?
Great review Dan. Thanks.
But Butterfly is off my wallet for a long time. The prices are just sick
Super interested in 09c vs Hurricane 3 comparison (I use Hurricane 3 on forehand)
Coming soon :
Sounds like it totally suits timo boll. Makes sense he developed this rubber. He isn't about raw speed. He's all about quality spin. It's why he's so consistent.
Makes you wonder why more European players haven't been playing with H3 before this..
Yeah I agree does make sense
I'm thinking about using it on both sides now. It's really expensive, yes, but compared to Tenergy it also lasts way longer. I have actively used the 09C for six months now and usually my Tenergys were totally dead after 3-4 months. They were even tearing apart in the middle of the sweetspot on both sides which made them unusable. I would say my 09C still has around 85% of it's starting performance and the top sheet doesn't show any form of tearing at all. If you're using Tenergy now, I'm pretty sure the Dignics 09C will cost you less money in the long run. You really need to have good footwork to use that rubber though and as Dan said, you can't just throw the ball back from far behind the table with no effort. You really need to be a lot more active on every shot than with Tenergy. I can actually hit the ball harder than with Tenergy, because it basically has no speed limit even though it may be a bit less dynamic.
Same just with dignics 05
I'm a simple man; I see Timo, I click.
What a player.. who's your top 5 players of all time?
TableTennisDaily in no particular order, Xu xin, timo, waldner, fan zhendong, ma long
@@TableTennisDaily Boll, waldner, Kreanga, Ma Long, Schlager but only Short time...🤣🤜🤛
@@TableTennisDaily 1. Mima Ito
2. Harimoto
3. Waldner
4. Fan Zhendong
5. Wang Chuqin
For me, maybe Ma Long, Xu Xin, Fan Zhedong, Waldner and Boll.
12 years ago (before the ban on speed glue) anyone could get a comparable rubber by boosting a cheap chinese rubber. It took over a decade and an 8 fold (or more) increase in price to get rubber back to performance that compares to the speed glue era. Now if the can make a 40+ poly ball that plays like a 38 celluloid ball we might actually start progressing in the sport instead of playing catch up. But it will be 10x as expensive as it used to be.
Stiga Genesis, Tibhar K1, and so much more hybrid rubbers out there. Good job butterfly.
Hey Dan, thanks for the content in this crazy time. Some rubbers to consider reviewing: Palio AK47 Red, Yasaka Rakza 7 and Nittaku Fastarc G1. Keep up the great work
Thank you for the daily uploads in corona times!
Our pleasure. Stay safe 🏓
Thanks for your comparison with the other rubbers! It helps me to understand its feature very well!
My pleasure J K stay safe 🏓
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I bought it and tried it for 3 weeks with my coach. I was getting the feeling that I had to put too much effort to produce as fast shots as i did with my previous tenergy 05, propably i could lift back spins a little easier but not so much. I finally switched back to tenergy 05 but maybe I ll give 09c another try sometime since I still have it and I paid those 80 euros for it :(
sounds like 09c will need replacing more since the topsheet tackiness is a big part of its success. Being the most expensive, that's a game changer. T05 is very usable even when the surface is worn... Mechanical is always going to last longer. Considering the price difference C is for those who are reallllllllllllly into the sport at no cost consideration.
Great reviews. I am wondering how to clean the rubber Dignics 09C to protect the stickiness. As its top sheet is sticky, is it different from cleaning non-sticky rubbers?
Don’t use any rubber cleaner. Just water. But the stickiness will disappear anyways by playing.
wipe with hand in between plays, oil actually keep the stickiness. Then clean it later with sponge or whatever.
I change rubber often enough that no special care needed, the early tackiness actually annoying and too much.
this review made me more excited. i will have the rubbers in 3 days. both backhand and forehand. it's a little slow but i have a fast blade(timo boll zlc) so it compliments. i got the 1.9mm though for even better control.
I would love to see the new omar assar Butterfly blade..
It sounds very nice and it is with 99 euro not too expensive 👌
Hey yeah we will review this blade soon 👊😀
@@TableTennisDaily thank you...
You have a great chanel👍
Fan Zhendong uses this rubber for his backhand... Need I say more? If you are aggresive attacking player, try it out. my backhand has improved in just the two weeks Ive been using it, was stuck with tenergy 64 on my backhand before since I got a used racket and I could only block/punch/count since everything would go long if I tried to do a proper kill loop with my backhand. Dignics lets you really rip it and put energy into the ball, counters are amazing and flicks and loops against weird serves are monsterous if performed correctly. and the loop! I can spin the ball instead of just driving through it! maybe my 64 was just old and lost all its grip, I can't compare to tenergy 05 or dignics 05 (I really want to try them but 09C feels perfect already) but I play hurricane 3 on my forehand and it feels like Im able to play my backhand the same as my forehand now. kill loops and really hitting through the ball, with enough pace for me to not feel held back by the rubber (Ive tried my 39 degree hurricane fore my backhand and it is not it). Anyways, Id say it is 100% worth the money for me, but if you aren't an attacker and dont want to learn how to actually hit the ball hard, then dont bother with it. Allround players just go for you favorite tensor rubber (tenergy 05, nittaku fastarc g1, yasaka rakza 7, donic bluefire f3 are all rubbers ive tried and enjoyed, but just dont fit my game right now)
Finally something that is actually a bit different. Makes the reviews a lot more fun to watch aswell. Perhaps you could do a few premium long pimple reviews for a change of pace. Like Curl P1r, Feint long 2 and Grass D'tecs for example. Or some nice budget rubbers like the LKT range.
The whole freaking video I was just eyeing that rubber looking like h3 blue sponge provincial. Is the h3 Chinese tacky rubber video finally going to drop, would be a perfect way to compare it to dignics
Hey Christian haha yes coming soon 😀😀🙌
@@TableTennisDaily how could i get this rubber with the blue sponge ( is it a h3 in provincial or what) im looking for it like 4 months
I use and love Hurricane 2 (but I've never tried Hurricane 3). I also like the price of Hurricane versus DIGNICS. Prior to "stay at home" orders I was playing 4-5 times a week (1-2 hours at a time). Thanks for advice and cost info. Enjoyed the video.
Hurricane 2 is an incredible rubber for counterlooping,lifting undespin is very difficult though.
Thanks David. Stay safe hope we are all back to the table soon :)
Received 09c today... It doesn't look tacky at all, but when you bounce the ball on it you understand it is tacky... But the speed is there. Very interesting
Hi Dan, great review as always. i am really looking forward to playing with this rubber. i have just one major concern : how do i keep the surface tacky?
Hey David thank you :)
The rubber comes with a protective sheet. You can reuse this. Otherwise just use the paper packaging it comes in. Will be fine :)
Honestly, I'll never even come close to buying this rubber, but I still enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching Adomaitis 💪
The third point that you made is basically what you're supposed to do with Chinese rubbers, you're are supposed to try and hit the ball as hard as you can while spinning the ball with your body, to get the most out of the rubber, otherwise it will seem slow. Proper technique will help you get the most out of rubbers like H3 Neo
Hey yes I agree you do need to have strong technique to make the most out of the rubber.
Hi... Would you like to know how to prolong the Chinese rubber characteristics (tacky) of Dignics 09c?
Hi Dan
Great review, doing such an amazing job for all us unenlightened!
Where would us TT nuts be without you?
the Dignics 09c rubbers sounds my kinda rubber.
Wondering what might be the best blade to go with it.
Love to hear
Thanks Terry
Yeah idk about it being slow. I use it on my backhand and my shots are rockets. It's been over 8 months now and I'll order a new on soon. I'm pretty pleased with it. I haven't played with any other rubber that complements my game so well.
what blade do you use it with?
kinda thought that hurricacane 3 neo (provincial) on the table was a spoiler of an future review of the rubber with the dictator....
How to take care about this rubber (tackiness?)???????
What's the difference between the 1.9 & the 2.1 sponge ? Should you use a -OFF blade ?
How long till the rubber loses its grip and how can we preserve it for longer?
I will love this because I use Chinese rubbers and a bit more pace sounds great to me
Yeah 💪 If you use it let us know how you get on :)
See EmratThich explanations about rubber's. It's a reality that power come from the ground. The good technic the good stroke the wright balls your produce. In European style we use the elasticity of rubber but we don't use our body to improve the power. Hurricane seem's to be used with booster, if 09C don't need it's a good job from butterfly. Now we have to be muscled and prepared to change our phylosophy.
I've been using Nittaku Turbo Orange on the FH, which is an H3 topsheet on Japanese/Euro sponge. D09c sounds similar to that. Won't be able to compare myself until the club opens again.
How does Dignics 09c compare to the Nittaku? I am currently playing the same Nittaku and am thinking of switching to dignics
Always love watching TTD. You are sooooooo good at table tennis and a very good entertainer.
Thanks for supporting our channel Archie 💪🙏 Stay safe
Just an excellent review; very helpful. One extension of your comments I would appreciate is a comparison with Tenergy 05 Hard, which is a cousin as a comparable rubber. Thank you very much.
Hey thanks for your comment. 09C feels harder than T05 and more grippy. The 05 Hard feels are lot closer to T05. 09C has a totally different feel
@@TableTennisDaily Again, very good! I'm intrigued because this was posted in the Butterfly 09c interview with the great Cheng I-Ching; her current setup:
Forehand rubber: Dignics 09C
Backhand rubber: Tenergy 05 Hard
I think Kreanga will love this rubber
Can u do a review about the new CNF blade ? Would love to hear ur review on that blade
Thank you Dan! I was waiting that video!
💪 thanks!
Thanks for a very good vid! Feel like I need 5 more things though now😅 I'm deciding between using Tenergy 05 or Dignics 09c and it's SO difficult!🙃
Kenny Borefjäll yeah I feel the same . But now I decided to play Tenergy on backhand and dignics on forehand 😂
Forcer 99 same here
Love the concept of fast sponge with grippy top sheet. I tried Golden Arc 8 that had similar concept but it was half baked. I would love to see more manufacturers come out with similar styles but cheaper prices.
Boll and Ovtcharov are both using it. They are one of my fav European players.
They're legends!
I think of you take the Nitakku Hurricane you will have very similar rubber for less than half the price. Interesting that Butterfly adapts to the Chinese Rubbers.
How are loops against under spin with 09C? Everything about this rubber sounds great for me because I do like tacky topsheets but I’m just a little bit too used to European sponge.
D09c is very similar to butterfly spinart. Maybe a tad faster but spin art is spinnier.
After trying out all this rubbers and blades, what is your equipment today, what do you play with?
I wonder about durability and how you maintain the tackiness on it. I guess you have to clean the tables of dust every time you play and blow on every ball off the floor at the same time as using plastic protective sheets to store it.
Like Chinese rubbers, you must hit very hard to get maximum speed.
Maybe that rubber could help and teach some players, who doesn't hit very hard.
Hey yeah I agree, will definately help teach people the mechanics well. Sometimes going to a rubber like T05 to quickly means you over compensate by using the arm too much and not the body.
There's supposed to be a Tenergy 09C too, according to the LARC. It's been there for many months, way before Dignics 09C appeared (on the LARC and in real life). Wonder how soon Tenergy 19 will be out, if at all (it just appeared on the LARC). Or 05N (it appeared at the same time Tenergy 09C did..). My particular theory is that the tackiness you see on Chinese rubbers is some sort of adhesive applied to the rubber surface as the last stage of manufacturing - it is applied using what we think is the "protector sheet" which is sort of like an adhesive tape (with the adhesive on the bottom), and it's designed to leave the adhesive behind when it is removed. There might or might not be heat involved in this. So it's VERY interesting indeed to see that Dignics 09C has a "protector sheet" as well.
Dignics05 Really nice tire, very nice video
Thanks for watching Ping Brothers
Dan sir I want to ask you that what is the cost of the dignics 09c and with which blades can we be recommended to combine???🤔🤔🤔
Neo Hurricane is £21 a sheet, fantastic spin and power why bother with Dignics 09C?
Hey Dan,
I'd love to see a review of Gewo Nexxus EL PRO. Stay safe and keep going. Cheers!
Thanks Rangel stay safe to :) Yeah we will be reviewing this in the near future 💪🏓
Hi Dan! I just saw Timo Boll's video of him gluing the Dignics 09c on his blade and what surprised me was that it seems that his version of Dignics 09C came with a paper cover instead of the plastic film which you peeled off at the start of your video. This makes me wonder if he is really getting a different version of the 09C to what is commercially available. This is again hindering me from getting the new rubber as it is possible that what we get is different to what pros get. You know it is too expensive already and at least I want to get the "real" one. Thanks!
Of course all sponsered pros get a different rubber than the commercial version. The same is with CNT and DHS
I bought the Butterfly rackets with $25
Idk if they are the original ones but all my friends liked it
A complete racket from Butterfly for $25??
That must be horrible to play with, maybe check out their website and choose you're rubbers and wood. You will feel the difference immediatly, believe me:)
@@janneshildebrandt1 thanks mate :)
But damn can't play because of this outbreak
Nice video, can you please review the Tibhar Shang Kun Blades next.
Hey Dan! Is it possible to compare the 09c to MXP or MXP50? Mainly for the sake of price, I was wondering if it is worth it to pay literally double the price!
MXP is fantastic and very fast but durability is terrible, mine hardly lasted 4 months.
are you going to start using Dignics 09c? and if you are, will you have it on fore hand or backhand or both? And what are you using on the side without Dignics 09c?
I'd use it on forehand only
I think forehand only for now. Will see how I go with it :)
I was very confused when first put ball on 09c and do twice tup tup and silent in garage and in my mind😊....99% i said to my self its FAKE rubber.......THANKS VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO.....🏓🏓🏓😳😳😁😳😳🏓🏓🏓
Will the boll alc and 09c would be great ? U used the viscaria
Hey Nevan yh I've started to use a viscaria lately as I feel it's a bit slower than the Boll ALC so it gives me a bit more control. However I agree the Boll AlC could combine very well with the 09C 🏓
Nice video again. I hope it will suit with my Zhang Jike Super ZLC.
I tested Hurricane orange turbo from Nittaku last year and I founded it horrible :(
So I hope it's a better mix between European and Asian style, if not I'll sell it as quick as I bought it :p
Because I'm waiting for the shipping to test it instead of my T05.
(Off topic)
In the backhand I'm playing since new year with D80 instead of my T80 fx. Don't know if I'll continue with D80 next season. It's a great rubber, but actually I don't find out why it's 20€ more expensive than my previous Tenergy. Maybe the durability of the top sheet will justify it later, I'll see.
Cheers
Hey Okage69 thanks for the comment. Yes good question, with the Zhang Jike Super ZLC it should suit well.
How comes you found the Hurricane turbo horrible by the way?
I see what you're saying with D80, if it lasts longer for you then great.
@@TableTennisDaily Hey Dan,
Well when I tested the Hurricane Turbo, I had the feeling of playing with a rock. It felt so hard and without any energy coming out. I bought a Hurricane, so I was expecting something heavy and certainly less dynamic than a Tenergy. But I was more hoping something like a boosted Hurricane and it was clearly not in my eyes. So I had the impression to play with a lightly tuned friendship 729, that I have on another blade (and which is perfect for serving multiballs for my training group :p).
Now I must admit that I only played one (or maximum two, don't remember) training session with it before I replaced it with a Tenergy 05. Maybe I had to try more to get more of the rubber, I don't know, but that's my experience with it. And that's why I'm hoping that this D09C has an "European touch", like the top sheet of the Hurricane with the sponge of a Tenergy or Dignics.
I'm still waiting for the shipping, so unfortunately I still don't have my answers :p
Wait and see :)
The hardest spronge that butterfly ever had was the rubber called SpinArt with 48 degrees back in 2017 and had the same amount of spin as Tenergy 05 , this message is for TTD and this information came out Butterfly Table Tennis Company catalog .
Excellent video Dan! Waiting for the Xiom Hugo Calderano SAL!!
It's already out. I got mine about a month ago or more.
@@oxtt4314 yeah but I was talking about the review from Dan!
Will be reviewing this soon :)
I have waited for this video thanks
Hi Dan, Great Channel! Can you compare the Nittaku Hurricane Pro III Turbo Blue to Butterfly Dignics 09C?
Question is: how durable is the top sheet? And how does it react when the tackiness :) passes away.
Same question I have. I guess we'll see as time passes how this holds up. But from Butterfly's history I'm guessing it will have good longevity.
Hey yeah we will know better in a few months time :)
Maybe Palio cj8000 Biotech rubbers could be a much more affordable solution in maybe a similar vain for someone who doesn't play that often?
I mean it's not the same thing, but the CJ8000's are something like sriver, but with a tacky surface. The Biotech ones adds a bit of tension/speed glue effect to them. I used the non Biotechs and lasted me quite a long time. Choose 36-38 degrees though, because that's still quite hard compared to European/japanese standards. Probably medium-hard.
how long does the tacky 09c last? in terms of durability... I imagine the sticky surface catches dust and dirt so much more.. How long, til you'd want to replace the rubber, compared to the t05?
How does it differ from their first attempt with spin art?
Isn't spin art harder? Butterfly said it was 48 sponge hardness while dignics 90c is 44...
@@gab5012 Spin art is 48º in european scale. Dignics 09C is 44º in chinese scale (54º). Almost all butterfly rubbers have the chinese scale hardness (except the spin art).
@@jidisa I said this based off what was said in a buttefly table tennis magazine where all of them is scaled the same way, and still it says 48
Hey Dan, how does this rubber respond on loops and flicks? You mentioned the tackiness and hold a couple of times, so I imagine it's quite positive on looping from backspin?
Hey Rene yeah against backspin it picks up the ball great. For hard 3rd ball attacks against backspin it works well. Going forward and acceralating fast is great with the 09c.
Thanks for the review. I'm gonna get a Butterfly rubber for my backhand this summer, but this is just too expensive for me right now since I want to get a new blade too. On that note, could you make a tutorial for how to glue rubbers? My local shop clerk does it for basically free, but I just want to learn how it's done.
backspacer92 there’s many great videos out there for learning rubber glueing :)
Thanks for review. I was expecting it
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Im playin with H3N 40 degree cant wait to compare them on my ma long 5X.Great rewiew ! Next on the line harimoto zlc vs super zlc !
How would this rubber compare to Hurricane 8 for forehand? Shouldn't the transition be really easy in that case?
Dan I want to ask you that if you're opponent has pimple rubber so is the dignics 09c rubber the best choice???🤔🤔🤔
Dan,try out the Butterfly 303 shakehand racket ,its Yuki rubber is even tackier.But I still love 09 C
You can also try Yinhe Big Dipper, its tacky, but IMHO has better feeling than H3 Neo, I think Big Dipper is very very good hybrid rubber. Oh, I forgot to mention, its about 15 USD...
I'll give these a try thanks Antonin
LOL It's a reverse engineered H3 national.
Akbar Ormes You seem familiar..
For me, I don't like rubbers that rely on tackiness surfaces for their grip. Perhaps I don't know how to look after them, but I have found them hard to maintain.
sounds very much like the Haifu Whale III i used to play with.
Hi Dan, thanks for the review. Just want to ask if the protector that came with the dignics 09c, us it something the can be reused like you just cut it rubber size? Coz most cheap chinesse rubber comes with a protector but something that you throw away because it is not a “real” protector but just a plastic cover.
Hey yeah good question. You can reuse it not to sure how long it lasts for though... notice in the video I threw mine on the floor 😅 it got ruined doing this. And then I thought... oops I could have reused that. To be honest though I've never really used a rubber protector sheet... just the paper that comes in the packaging :)
TableTennisDaily , I see. But Dignics 09C is different from the other Dignics this time as it has a sticky surface so it might really require a protector. But anyway, did you stick now to innerforce ALC blade? I remember in your debut game, you used the innerforce alc instead of your tb alc.
Would love to give it a go. Pricey
Is there any ways to compare other hardnes scales?
Using a TG 2 neo skyline, I am quite curious if this could potentially be by new rubber. But the damn price though...
So i use Hurricane 3, and i think i can handle it well. Would i be able to use the 09C?
what about "tuning" the 09c to make it more like a medium rubber ? Would this even work or is it just a way to burn a huge amount of money ?