There are 5 users using the Donic Epox PowerAllround.
DONIC was already a trend setter In the 1980's with fast allround blades and the legendary Persson Power AR. One feature of the DONIC Epox PowerAllround blade, which is also a fast allround blade, is the well-balanced combination between speed and control. The light weight speed-elastic allround blade allows its use for all playing strategies of modern table tennis. The Powerallround veneer acquires a relatively high rigidity due to the Epoxyd resin gluing, giving the necessary speed for an attacking game.
I have been using this blade for a year, paired with Donic Coppa X2 on forehand and Donic Coppa X3 on backhand. Generally, it is a nice looking and pretty good blade for its price, I bought it for 30 euros. I recommend it for all-round players who tend to attack with precise smashes and rely on blocks when defending. I do not recommend it for serious competitive players, who have well developed playing technique and versatile strokes, because there come out the bad sides of this blade, despite it has some very good characteristics. On the one hand, it is slightly too slow, even for me who is far away from an attacking professional player. Smashing sometimes needs special effort, despite this blade has an additional power coming out during powerful strokes. On the other hand, it has very decent control. Also, this blade is stiff and has low throw angle, so it is not very suitable for spin oriented players. This blade is a very good choice for amateurs who know the basic strokes.
Very loud blade - sometimes makes it sound like the ball is cracked! Other than that, very comfortable to hold and light. Not fast, but not slow and offers plenty of control.
I have been playing table tennis as a serious Hobbyist for 16 years and this is the blade I bought when I started to take TT seriously, In my feeling the of comfort and control I get from this blade to examples of yasaka Sweden extra is much better, I get unparalleled control. But my disappointment is the arc is to high and to loop you need to work a lot. I would advise this blade to a person who is trying to find their style in the game, and I would moreover say this is the best blade to kickstart your TT life. On the other hand If you are intermediate+ to Advanced do not consider this blade, I would look at Alc Blades.
A good blade, i used soft rubbers on it and it has good first attack, any shot after needs a closed racket. Feeling is slightly mushy and this isn't fast. This is a all+ blade that is high quality for a good price
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