Donic Appelgren Allplay Senso V2
Blade description
This all-wood, 5-ply blade (limba-limba-ayous-limba-limba) features a thin 5.3 mm construction designed for the offensive-leaning allround player. It is characterized by high levels of control and clear ball feedback with a moderate amount of vibration, making it an effective tool for spin-oriented games close to the table. Its construction allows for deep, arched loop trajectories, while its performance remains consistent for controlled pushes, chops, and short-game exchanges.
Playing Characteristics
- Feel and Feedback: Provides excellent touch and sensitivity, which aids in service returns and delicate placement. The blade offers a medium sweet spot that rewards precise contact.
- Performance: While it functions as a highly capable allround blade, it lacks the raw power required for effective play away from the table. It is not optimized for high-speed smashing or aggressive flicking, though it performs reliably in controlled blocks when the sweet spot is utilized.
- Versatility: The blade is well-suited for a variety of styles, including spin-heavy looping, tactical chopping, and even hard-bat configurations. Its ability to tame faster, modern rubbers allows players to pair it with high-tension sheets to achieve a balanced, high-spin setup.
Design and Construction
- Composition: A pure 5-ply wood blade without composite layers.
- Handle and Build: The craftsmanship is noted for its high quality relative to its price point. Users should be aware that the flared handle design may feel small for some players, and applying a wood sealant is recommended to protect the blade surface.
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Recent Reviews
#1 — September 2025
A great blade for beginners and players looking for themselves in table tennis. Depending on the rubber, it can be suitable for both a defender and a player who plays moderately attacking. I play more attacking, and for a long time I liked playing with this blade, because it is easy to return the ball to the opponent, even if you can’t work it out well. The strokes require more effort, but the ball also falls better on the table, and you can spin it harder. If you have problems with control, then I recommend this base with not very fast rubber, the combination can turn out good.
#2 — January 2023
This blade is cheap and has very good wood in comparison to other blades in its price range. It’s not just suitable for beginners, but it can also be used for attacking with a hard and fast rubber cover.
I highly recommend it in this price category.
#3 — December 2022
A quality blade which performs exactly as one would expect from the ratings.
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