Donic Carbo System OFFENSIVE PLUS

Lately, I used this blade with Donic Desto F1 and Friendship 729-40 rubber. It really gives me the spin and drive that I want and has a very fast and strong spin that will deliver to my opponent. Control was just fine and it blocks well too on my short pimples.

Review: KOSI and KIRI Blades

These are JENDEYE AVAZI blades.

KOSI

The KOSI blade is an all-wood blade with a thickness of 6.5 mm. It is made of 5 plies of wood, with the outer plies being made of limba and the inner plies being made of ayous. The blade has a weight of around 85 grams and a head size of 157×150 mm.

KIRI

The KIRI blade is also an all-wood blade, but it is slightly thicker than the KOSI blade, with a thickness of 7.0 mm. It is made of 5 plies of wood, with the outer plies being made of kiri and the inner plies being made of ayous. The blade has a weight of around 90 grams and a head size of 157×150 mm.

Comparison

The KOSI blade is slightly lighter and thinner than the KIRI blade. The KOSI blade also has a smaller head size than the KIRI blade. Both blades are made of all-wood, so they have a similar feel and performance. However, the KOSI blade is slightly more flexible than the KIRI blade, which makes it better suited for players who prefer a softer blade. The KIRI blade is slightly stiffer than the KOSI blade, which makes it better suited for players who prefer a harder blade.

Conclusion

Both the KOSI and KIRI blades are excellent choices for players of all levels. The KOSI blade is a good choice for players who prefer a softer blade, while the KIRI blade is a good choice for players who prefer a harder blade.

Really an OFF+ blade. Very high speed, perfect to substitute the speed glue with soft rubbers. Not so hard like Butterfly blades thus fit to mid-distance playing. Not a good control in the passive phase but really a good sensation when you move into the ball. Make sure to do not fast movement because you will lost a lot of control, be relax and fluent and it will deliver his potential.