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Introducing Donic New Impuls 7.0, a masterpiece among table tennis blades, crafted by the renowned manufacturer, Donic. With an impressive 300 words, this description delves into the intricacies of this exceptional blade, backed by the insights of passionate players.
The Donic New Impuls 7.0 is a 5-ply all-wood blade with meticulously selected veneers that harmonize perfectly, resulting in a well-balanced blend of speed, control, and feel. Its construction offers exceptional responsiveness, allowing for dynamic attacking strokes while maintaining excellent touch and precision.
With a speed rating of 8 and control rating of 9, the Donic New Impuls 7.0 strikes an ideal equilibrium for versatile players. Its medium stiffness and hardness ratings provide a crisp and precise feel, enabling sharp and accurate shots. The blade's consistency rating of 10 underscores its reliability, ensuring consistent performance even during intense rallies.
Players who have experienced the Donic New Impuls 7.0 rave about its exceptional control and feel. They praise its ability to generate spin and impart subtle variations in stroke, making it a formidable weapon for deceptive play and strategic spin techniques. Its lightweight construction, weighing approximately 80 grams, further enhances its maneuverability and responsiveness.
Overall, the Donic New Impuls 7.0 stands as a premium table tennis blade, designed for players seeking a harmonious blend of speed, control, and feel. Its high ratings and positive reviews from players worldwide cement its reputation as a top-tier choice for those seeking excellence in their game.
It is an extremely controllable off wood. Due to its thickness, it is quite stiff and stable for all soft coverings. However, it has a soft surface, so it becomes unstable with long grains. A hard sponge is recommended for attack.
Handle very well. Good grip, sophisticated workmanship. Well done, Donic.
Very nicely balanced blade. I tried this and some composite blades last year, but I guess I lack the consistency to play well with them. In the past, I played with the Waldner Sendo V1, which offered lots of control but not the best speed. This blade provides me with both control and speed, especially when combined with soft to medium-soft rubbers, which I prefer to play with. It truly feels like a good middle ground in terms of stiffness, hardness, and flexibility. If you’re looking for an all-wood and relatively fast/control blade, then this one is a good choice. The quality of the blade is high, and the handle is very nice. It felt a bit light, but that makes it easier to play with, I suppose.
Review text: Step up from New Impulse 6.5, which I have played for the last year. The same unique feel as 6.5 due to a special gluing process, very elastic, still excellent control, but substantially faster and more powerful than its lower version. Allround play still possible but with significantly more dynamics. The feeling of this blade is a matter of taste, either you love it or hate it. Those who play ZLC/ZLF/ or similar blades may not like it, but for me, the feel of a wooden blade with decent speed (ALL- at best) is more than enough. The best balanced New Impulse blades, similar to none other blade.
Excellent and unique blade, but not for everyone.
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