KC11's Blade Ratings/Reviews
Back to kc11's ProfileHere are KC11's ratings and reviews. These ratings are useful because KC11 has his/her own standard and will rate and review the ping pong equipment accordingly, giving you accurate and useful ratings and reviews to aid you in your next online purchase.
Donic (1) 
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Donic Epox PowerAllround
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Review of Donic Epox PowerAllroundI 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.May 28, 2016 | |||||||||||||||
JOOLA (1)
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JOOLA Falcon Fast
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Review of JOOLA Falcon FastI have bought this blade for 19 euros, and I am playing with it for 8 months. The fact, that I am an amateur player, who has not well developed playing technique, could affect my experience with the blade. Firstly, my opinion is that this blade absolutely worth the money I have gave for it, and it is a good choice in the price range, which this blade belongs to. I would label it as a medium-weight, but closer to a medium-light OFF- blade. This blade is especially good for precise smashing, and it is the part of the game, where it has the best performances. Also, its good characteristics come out in the mid-distance play, but it is also quite good for controlled blocking. The biggest disadvantage of this blade, is that it is slightly too stiff and hard for looping and carrying out the potential of the players whose play is spin-oriented. Joola Falcon Fast is not an adequate blade for a professional player who has high demands, but it totally fits the needs of a beginner or an amateur player who tends to play offensively, and who learns the basic forehand and backhand strokes. This blade matched with an adequate pair of rubbers gives a much better combination for little more money, than the pre-assembled rackets.Jun 26, 2014 | |||||||||||||||
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