Für alle die sich für dieses Holz interessieren habe ich einen recht interessanten Bericht (für alle die Englisch können, habe keien Lust das zu übersetzen
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Hi !
Donic produce some very good materials. I used Donic Persson Powerplay V2, now i'm using a Donic Carbo System OFF- and a Donic rubber (F3). Satisfied with both blades, but Carbo is much better in terms of speed and feeling.
The Carbo blade is very good manufactured (shiny surface, no sealing is needed), it has a great feeling, a great balance between control / speed and the sound is loud (especialy for F3).
Only disadvantages for me is the wheight (too light) and the dimensions of the blade (a bit small compared to BTY blades). The feeling is hard (i use soft rubbers - F3 & Sriver Fx), has a good speed & explosion.
In terms of speed, i can give you my opinion, based of what i've tried (from slow to fast) : Powerplay V2 / Carbo OFF- / PrimoCarbon / Persson Powerspeed
Topspins - quite easy to do, but i prefer heavier blades (much better result with PrimoC with same rubbers). Blocks - thanks to hinoki wood & carbon ! - easy to do.
Overall, a very good blade... but i switched to PrimoCarbon. It's much, much better.
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<-- Inwiefern kann ein Holz eiegntlich zu leicht sein? Ich habe bisher immer leichtere bevorzugt, weil man damit einfach schneller agieren kann und es einem vor allem "handlicher" vorkommt - im Vergleich zu einem Prügel den man kaum von links nahc rechts bekommt, wenns drauf ankommt
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