Dignics 80 Review | 5 Things You Need To Know 

Dignics 64 and then another video comparison between the 3 dignics rubbers

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try to show us the drives (forehand, backhand you know what i mean)

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Awesome Barganos hope you enjoyed it 👌

@@tommaynard8101 Is Dignics 80 faster than Dignics 05? and the spin is compared to what? I have Dignics 05 and I think it's slow compared to tenergy 05, what would be the best choice? use a 10.5mm special dynam tsp

@@TableTennisDaily Is Dignics 80 faster than Dignics 05? and the spin is compared to what? I have Dignics 05 and I think it's slow compared to tenergy 05, what would be the best choice? use a 10.5mm special dynam tsp

Totally

Yes, please

Hey Herrick will see what we can do :)

How's was it?

That's a great combination.

I play with zjk alc with tenergy 05 both sides and it plays great with it. Great speed, spin and control both sides.

I have just bought timo ball alc with tenergy 80 on backh (very good mid distance) . I still don't know what suits my foreh. I am thinking of t64 or dignics 64. Don't know nothing about the d64. Or maybe rakza Z

Hey Zyanovich awesome stuff! Let us know how you find the rubber. Have a good training session 💪🏓

@@TableTennisDaily thx

I am using 2,1mm version and I think its better when 1,9mm version it is little bit faster. I think there is no meaning why buy 1,9 version there is so many rubbers that can be fats like the 1,9mm version and they are cheaper. And if you do not want it so fast buy something cheaper but 2,1mm version has same price like 1,9mm and and the fact that it's faster doesn't change quality of control or spin so 2,1mm cersion is really better.

Yes please! And compare it with Dignics 05 and Dignics 64 as a backhand rubber

After having played a couple more sessions I am getting used to the rubber. Vs T05, it is noticeably more spinny in power looping, it is more linear although still has a very high strong elastic rebound effect which means you have to be careful not to hit it long. The only con is that it is very spin sensitive due to the high grip so you have to play even more accurately than with T05. There is less dwell time due to it being harder so you have to be more accurate in your strokes and use more power from the ground. The benefits are that it is faster when smashing, lighter than T05 and more durable than T05 (probably at least by a factor of 2). In my eyes, this makes it a superior rubber to T05, even with the increased price. I'm going to stick with this for FH and BH. P.S. I'm using it on an InnerForce ALC.

stiga allround classic is good and cheap

@@failandimprove2159 thanks it looks good and has good reviews with a really good price! Thank you very much fir your help kind sir

Get Xiom Vega Europe rubbers! Great rubbers for any level of play!

Calibra lt is also really good and cheap or mark v

Without boosting it sucks. That's all you need to know.

I hope this will help u a lot ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H4cYDC2KtoQ.html

If you actually watched the video, then you would know the answer.

Hi @Džim Džarmisonit depends on what style of play you have. I have some tips for you here but at first I have to say this blades are Carbon so vary fast, they are suited for proffesionals and they are so expensive. I perssonaly don’t use them but they are best combinations with Dignics 80. If you are really advanced player and play a lots of years at quite high national league you will love it. If not it can just only demage your play and steal a lots of money to you. So here is them: - Play in higher level without weak point : · · Zhang Jike Super ZLC . Combing a rubber well-balanced between speed and rotation, Dignics 80, and Super ZL Carbon-equipped racket Zhang Jike Super ZLC guides your play to not only a powerful but also a stable higher level. - Smart play at variable distance : · · Mizutani Jun ZLC. Jun Mizutani chooses the combination of Dignics 80 and the desirable bounce blade Mizutani Jun ZLC. As Dignics 80 has an excellent balance between speed and spin, you can easily decide whether to block or counter depending on the speed of the opponent’s ball. This is the combination enabling an offensive counter topspin away from the table, recommended for the player who plays smart at variable distance. - Stable and powerful counter topspin play : · · Timo Boll ZLF . The combination of Dignics 80 and Timo Boll ZLF has both good bounce and control and offers reliability thanks to the holding the ball well. This is recommended for an aggressive well-a playing style focused on stability. I play quite good but I am using full wooden blade(Petr Korbel Offensive) and it is little bit more slow and this blade it blade but I think it is good. And I also has bought it because it is quite cheape something about 50 euros. So I hope I helped you...🙂

Hi @Džim Džarmison thank you so much. I am really happy that I could help you think the Viscaria should be better. Viscaria is little soft. That means this is not so gard rubber and unlike the innerforce viscaria is little bit more slow but is still very fast. With viscaria and Dignics 80 you will get really fast combination and you will not need anything fater and you will no longer have to change your bat. Also voscaria is very light what is also very good. If you believe you can controll so fast bat you can buy it. I think this combination is very good. I thank you again. It is plessure to help you. I hope I helped you at least a little. And if you need anything else feel free to write. Thanks and have a nice day... :)

Its not too fast on both side? Im thinking about to change on beckhand rubber i play on the vorhand site.

If you do an open up against backspin with D05 and D80.. you will produce more spin with the D80 more easily. Less effort needed and you get loads of spin. D05 you need to contact the ball harder to match the spin of the Dignics 80 🏓

@@TableTennisDaily which of them has a higher throw angle - 80 or 05?

@@TableTennisDaily still waiting for any info, thanks 😀

Some say that mx-p is

But I haven't really tried it yet so who knows

agreed

Dan: Timo Boll ALC Tom: STIGA Hyrbid Wood

I use 7 pounds gbp rubbers super 999t

They reviewed Vega X. Dignics is more durable and will last twice as long, so it's the same cost when you factor that in.

Also h3 Neo

and in the us it costs more 105 dollars(usd) which is equivalent to about 95 euros

Coming soon Lance :)

Tenergy 05

Yeah I lost my mind a bit there aha

I feel like they suit ZLC blades more, just my opinion.

Too soft,too slow, and not enough spin to compete in the plastic ball era.

I think so on the backhand side, more stable for me than t05

It's a cool limited edition bat to have as a collector item however it's not that playable 🤣 Looks awesome though, unboxing review coming soon on it!

Hahaha! I see! It’s an awesome bat tho! Thank you fir answering!:)

Or DHS Hurricane long 5x blade as I would like to try and pair this blade with DHS national runners on it in the near future

This will come early 2020 :)

TableTennisDaily thanks looking forward to it 👍🔥🏓

100% coming in 2020 lets do it! 🔥

Yeah very good as the Harimoto is a softish blade so it will work well with the hard Dignics rubbers 💪

did you switch to the stage over the tenergy 05? how is it better? thanks

by offering the best rubbers on the market

Hehe 👀🤪

Tom can't help himself haha

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