Donic Ovtcharov Dotec OFF

All-wood 3 reviews

Blade description:

The Donic Ovtcharov Dotec OFF is a high-performance table tennis blade designed for offensive play. Crafted from a combination of five carefully selected wood plies, this blade offers an optimal balance of speed, control, and feel. With an overall rating of 9.7 out of 10, this blade excels in providing exceptional performance and consistency for competitive players.

The Dotec OFF boasts an impressive speed rating of 90, making it a great choice for players who prioritize lightning-fast attacks and powerful shots. The blade's moderate control rating of 71 ensures that players can maintain accuracy and precision even during intense rallies and fast-paced exchanges. Made from a combination of hard and softwood plies, the blade offers a stiffness rating of 6.3 and a hardness rating of 6.7, contributing to its excellent responsiveness and feel.

The Dotec OFF delivers consistent performance, receiving a rating of 7.5 for consistency. This means that players can rely on the blade to deliver predictable shots, even under pressure or during long matches. Its weight of 82g provides a good balance between maneuverability and stability, allowing for quick reactions and precise shot placement. With a 5-ply construction, the blade offers a solid feel and excellent feedback, enhancing the player's control and overall playing experience.

Based on forum reviews, the Donic Ovtcharov Dotec OFF is highly regarded for its exceptional speed and control. Players appreciate its well-balanced performance and ability to generate powerful attacks while maintaining accuracy. The blade is particularly popular among offensive players who seek a fast and responsive blade without compromising on control or consistency.

Overall, the Donic Ovtcharov Dotec OFF is a top-quality table tennis blade that stands out with its impressive speed, control, and feel. Suitable for advanced and competitive players, this blade offers a combination of performance and consistency that sets it apart. It is an excellent choice for those seeking a high-performance blade that empowers them to dominate the table with aggressive and precise play.

Recent Reviews

#1 — February 2020

I have been playing with this Dotec Off for 1 year now. It is true that the handle limits wrist rotation in backhand. I found a solution! Just reverse your rubbers! Switching the blade from side to side solved all the problems.

I now have a better backhand feel, and this changed nothing on the forehand. I am using TG3 neo on FH and Bluefire M2 on BH. This setup suits me the best. In conclusion: I will keep this blade and stop trying other setups because nothing seems to be better than that, for me! The feeling is really smooth.

Update: BREAKING NEWS! The blade handle broke while playing. This handle has never been thrown on the ground, so it is fragile. $70 on the garbage…

#2 — March 2017

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I’ve been playing with Tenergy 05fx on a Xiom Stradavarious for 3 years. I play a modern European style attacking game, and for me spin is the key ingredient to my success. After getting into the A division of a singles tournament for the first time, my girlfriend bought me this blade with Tibhar Evolution MX-P on the forehand and FX-S on the backhand as a surprise Valentine’s Day present. Everything in my game suddenly got a ton more consistent.

The Donic Ovtcharov Dotec Offensive blade is easily the most comfortable blade I’ve ever held in my hand. You can tell that the Dotec designers have done their homework… all the vibrations from the head of the racket can be felt through the cork handle. It is a little light for my liking. In the past, I’ve preferred my blades to be a bit head heavy so I have a little more power behind the stroke, but what it lacks in weight it makes up in consistent bounce. A lot of blocks and counterdrives against super powerful loops go in like they’re nothing. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a blade that gives substantial power with amazing consistency.

#3 — April 2014

Given the shape and intended use of the blade, I would have preferred it to be slightly heavier.

The handle is thick, which is excellent for larger hands, like mine. Flipping with the backhand is not awkward at all. If this was a concern, dismiss it.

I cannot comment on other aspects, but the speed is remarkable. You almost cannot see the ball when attacking aggressively.

Unfortunately, there is no rating for aesthetics. If there were, this would be the most visually appealing blade available.

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