Markus15's Blade Ratings/Reviews
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Donic (1) 
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Donic Defplay Senso V3
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Review of Donic Defplay Senso V3My measurements: 86g, 5mm thick, 160mm tall, 156mm wide (thin and large for maximum flexibility)///// TL;DR: safe and very stable DEF blade speed: low, control: MAX, feedback: high ///// I chose this blade with straight handle for my classic defender racket (inverted on forehand, long pips on backhand). I now understand why this is one of the most recommended blade for defenders, both for close-to-the-table players and choppers. It is very defense and control oriented. It has low total weight (thanks to it's thinness and hallowed out handle). It has the best feel and feedback I ever felt. It is made of high quality wood and the handle is glued on very seemlessly. Chopping and returning fast balls is very much helped by the blade's softness and high control. When blocking attacks or chopping with speed, it has high vibration and great feedback. Partially thanks to my straight handle, it is easy to twiddle. When smashing (hitting through the rubber), it does not give much of a speed boost or make much sound except for a dull, deep knock. Jun 08, 2026 | |||||||||||||||
Tibhar (1)
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Tibhar Balsa Fibre OFF 60
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Review of Tibhar Balsa Fibre OFF 60My measurements for the concave handle version: 88g. The head is 8mm thick, 155mm tall, 148mm wide(= thick and small for stiffness).//// TL;DR: all-rounder with bigger sweetspot speed: medium, control: medium, feedback: low-medium ///// I chose this blade for my close-to-the-table offensive setup (short pips on FH, inverted on BH). It feels rather light in the hand considering it's an OFF blade. It has balanced weight distribution by itself. Gluing thicker rubbers on it will make it head-heavy (good for power and spinning). The concave handle does well to prevent accidentally dropping the racket when hitting hard. It is comfortable in the hand, but with my long fingers I find it a bit thin. The fiberglass layers give a noticeable boost to speed when hitting with the sweetspot (middle of the bat). When hitting through to the blade, it provides a solid speed and spin boost, but remains controllable. It does not support chopping, but it does NOT make it impossible to do so. The sound it makes when smashing is a sharp crisp sound, but rather similar to all-wood blades, very satisfying. Apr 17, 2026 | |||||||||||||||
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