TENERGY 05 has a unique feeling using a combination of Spring Sponge technology, High Tension rubber and a tacky surface. It is excellent for imparting a great deal of spin on the ball. 05 in the name was adopted from Pimples Code No. 5. Tenergy 05 enables a full range of topspin play at or away from the table. It keeps its explosive power throughout the life of the rubber without the use of speed glue or boosting. Tenergy 05 is very popular among world-class table tennis players. European Champion Timo Boll uses Tenergy 05 on forehand and backhand.
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Class: Super Speed Surface: Inverted Style: High Tension Pimples-in Rubber
Speed: 130 Spin: 115 Hardness: 36
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Tenergy 05 is praised for its high throw angle, bouncy sponge, and grippy topsheet which create a perfect looping machine. It's also the world standard for non-Chinese professionals.
Many users report that Tenergy 05 encourages aggressive play and improves technique and footwork. It's considered a phenomenal rubber that pushes players to step out of their comfort zone.
Tenergy 05 is described as a diverse rubber suitable for various strokes including loops, drives, counterattacks, smashes, pushes, blocks, and chops. It's also praised for its durability.
Cons
The high throw angle and bounciness of Tenergy 05 can make it challenging to use in the short game. It's more recommended for advanced to pro level players.
Some users feel that Tenergy 05 is too fast and hard to control for beginners. It's also considered very sensitive to incoming spin.
Despite its high quality, Tenergy 05 is considered overpriced by some users. It's also noted to be spin-sensitive and less forgiving, requiring the right angle for successful strokes.
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for Butterfly Tenergy 05
on December 7, 2023
This rubber is good at the begining but it is litteraly a catapult I kinda like it on my FH but hate it on my BH it just rockets away. It is also very sensitive and not really durable i recommend Dignics 05 it is expensive but trust me it will last longer and you have more control
External Review
for Butterfly Tenergy 05
on November 25, 2023
This rubber needs no introduction. I would just put pros and cons which I could understand while playing with this rubber on my FH. Pros - Good speed, very good for looping from mid distance, rubber characteristics holds well for moderate play over long period, spin is good if you know how to engage the sponge as ball deeps and sprung immediately because of tension. Cons - Bounciness causes difficulty in handling short balls, durability issues, blocking is good only if you are able to adjust angle particularly spiny loops. Its very good rubber, if you are able to use it wisely and also need lot of practice to use its full potential
External Review
for Butterfly Tenergy 05
on November 25, 2023
It is a very special rubber, but you need to be precise with it at all times. Very good for Backhand. It behaves really well on stiffer blades with harder outer ply, both BH and FH side. This rubber will always reward you for your brushing motion with good spin. Its not the best for flat hits, smashes, but it is very decent. You need to be quick and precise with your banana flicks only then they are of a good quality. Hard for me to find flaws with this rubber. It can get hard to control on very fast outer carbon blades due to bounce. If you are super hard smasher I think you would be better of with Tenergy 05 Hard, which also gives better control in a short game than regular 05 and FX. The topsheet of Ten05 has tightly organized pimples so it is harder to penetrate than others, but thanks to that it is more direct. Fast brushing movement is what you need to get most out of this rubber. I find it hard to bottom out on BH, you really need to put a lot of power to feel you've reached the wood. It is really stable to me on BH counter topspin. You can use it on FH aswell, but it can be 2 soft if you wanna hit hard. To me Ten05 pairs really well with Chinese rubbers that are 2/3 degrees harder on ESN scale than Ten05. Good rubber.