Donic Epox PowerCarbon

Composite/carbon 6 reviews

Blade description:

The Donic Epox PowerCarbon table tennis blade is a high-performance blade designed for advanced and professional players. It combines a lightweight construction with a stiff, responsive carbon-fleece material to deliver exceptional speed, control, and consistency. The blade's 7-ply construction features two layers of carbon fleece, which provide a solid foundation for aggressive strokes and powerful topspin shots. The core is made from high-quality limba wood, known for its elasticity and shock-absorbing properties, which contribute to the blade's excellent control and feel.

The Donic Epox PowerCarbon excels in all aspects of the game, from fast-paced rallies to delicate touch play. Its high-speed rating of 99 makes it ideal for offensive players who rely on fast, powerful strokes. At the same time, its impressive control rating of 64 ensures that players maintain excellent precision and accuracy. The blade's stiffness rating of 5.8 provides a solid, responsive feel, allowing for precise shot placement and effective spin generation.

With a weight of 90 grams, the Donic Epox PowerCarbon is well-balanced and easy to maneuver. Its slightly harder surface, rated at 7 on the hardness scale, contributes to its exceptional consistency and durability. Players can expect consistent performance and long-lasting quality from this blade. Overall, the Donic Epox PowerCarbon is an excellent choice for players seeking a high-speed, versatile blade that offers exceptional control and consistency. Its combination of power, precision, and durability makes it a top choice for players at the highest levels of competition.

Recent Reviews

#1 — January 2016

Donic has outdone themselves with this blade. The quality is superb. Despite weighing 90 grams, it plays light. It’s stiff, providing great feedback. The flared handle is exceptional. This blade is an excellent choice for hitters and mid-distant power loopers. The speed is between fast and very fast. It’s the finest blade I’ve purchased.

Superb with 1Q, or S1 on FH for great blocking, chopping mid-distance, or high-speed drives close to the table. Step back, and looping becomes effortless. It’s also ideal for combi players with inverted/pips due to its high blade thickness and carbon fleece construction.

If you want to increase your game’s speed with good control, this blade will not disappoint you.

#2 — February 2015

This blade is incredibly fast but has moderate control. While the blade’s speed allows for powerful shots, the moderate control may require some adjustment for players who prioritize accuracy.

#3 — January 2015

I have been playing table tennis (TT) for 4 years and have purchased several blades along the way, including the Butterfly Photino and the Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro. This blade makes a hollow sound when the ball hits the rubbers.

I used the same setup for both this blade and the Butterfly Photino: Donic Bluefire M1 on the forehand and Donic Bluefire M3 on the backhand. After playing a few sessions with this blade, here is my verdict.

I would say this blade is only 65% to 75% as fast as the Butterfly Photino. Despite being a very fast blade, the Butterfly Photino has more control. I often chop with the Bluefire M3, and the control is fantastic. Close-to-the-table soft-blocking has never been easier. I was not able to do it with this blade. Maybe I need more time to get used to it.

Here are a few things I like about this blade: 1) If you loop the ball correctly, it will generate a huge amount of spin and decent speed. 2) The handle is very smooth and comfortable. 3) It seems to be lighter than 90g.

I do not regret getting this blade. I will continue to play with it and try to update my review in a few months.

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