Introducing the Donic Defplay Senso V3 table tennis blade, a true masterpiece designed for exceptional control and feel. This 5-ply blade crafted from carefully selected wood veneers strikes an ideal balance between speed and control, earning a well-deserved reputation among defensive players.
With a speed rating of 59 and control rating of 98, the Defplay Senso V3 excels in providing stability and precision in every shot. The blade's moderate stiffness of 1.7 and hardness of 4.2 contribute to its remarkable consistency, enabling players to execute controlled blocks, precise counter-attacking shots, and effective lobbing techniques.
The Defplay Senso V3 has received rave reviews from experienced table tennis players. Many praise its exceptional control, emphasizing its ability to impart precise spin and placement on the ball. Its lightweight construction of 85g ensures effortless handling and maneuverability, making it an ideal choice for players seeking a blade that enhances their defensive skills.
The blade's 5-ply structure comprises a combination of carefully selected wood species, including Koto, Spruce, and Ayous, which contribute to its unique playing characteristics. The Koto outer plies provide a solid foundation for attacking shots, while the Spruce and Ayous core layers deliver excellent vibration absorption and a balanced feel.
The Donic Defplay Senso V3 table tennis blade is a superb option for defensive-minded players seeking utmost control and precision in their game. Its exceptional feel, coupled with its lightweight construction and balanced construction, makes it a reliable companion for achieving defensive brilliance.
This is a very good blade for chopping and counter-spinning. It has a really high dwell time when you hit the ball hard and produces just enough speed to finish the point.
I really loved playing with it, especially with a fast, hard tensor rubber on the forehand. You could really feel more of the rubber in every aspect.
The flared handle is quite wide, but not particularly thick, so it has a slightly weird grip at first, and twiddling is not easy. In my opinion, this blade is not meant for low-friction blocking pimples on the backhand. Instead, it prefers a backhand rubber with a thick, soft sponge.
Again, because the dwell time is so high, this blade produced the most spin I’ve found in any blade while still having good speed and control.
Good defensive blade. It is not too heavy.
Mucho control, suena hueco y como un cartón. Pero te permite atacar. El plato es más grande y aún así es más liviano.
Translation:
Lots of control, sounds hollow and like cardboard. But it allows you to attack. The blade is larger yet still lighter.
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ No spam or other useless stuff. We plan to send out some newsletters from time to time with the latest reviews and project updates. Feel free to unsubscribe at any time.