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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.
Good blade, but the flared handle is too narrow and has a weird shape.
When looking for a blade to match the Grass D.Tecs, you will find reference to this blade. It can “tame” that rubber as well as being highly versatile and fantastic for chops.
However, this blade has a lot of flex. When using it, I found blocking very fast incoming balls, and the return would fly off at an unpredictable trajectory. Perhaps this is due to my lack of technique, and I’m used to stiffer blades, but I didn’t find this blade suited to my natural game.
Just my experience; if you’re anything like me, then consider the Tibhar Stratus Power Defense or Yasaka Sweeden Guardian, which are stiffer and slightly faster alternatives.
Wonderful blade for me, a revelation really. Fast enough on hard strokes to finish points, amazing control with inverted and long pips. I use it with Xiom Vega Pro 1.8 and Spinlord Stachelfeuer OX and twiddle as often as needed with this light, versatile setup.
I miss the feel of Hinoki, but I love keeping everything on the table! I have two, and changed the straight handle on each to a jpen handle that I sanded down.
I definitely feel it is better to put an aggressive rubber on a slower blade like this versus trying to slow down and control a fast blade with tamer rubber choices. Still a beginner and new to defensive blades, but very happy with it and highly recommend it!
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