I've been using the blade JP01 2.00mm on FH, JP02 2.00mm on BH. Carbon sheets were placed like Butterfly's innerforce series and handle was like Stiga's WRB(there are holes on both sides of handle divided by sheets of the blade). Before WSUC I used Butterfly's Maze(Tackifire both sides) and Schlager Carbon(Bryce SpeedFX both sides), Stiga's Ebenholz 7 (Boost TX and TP) Rosewood 7 (Calibra LT Spin and Sound) and Carbo 7.6 WRB(Vega Elite both sides) and Joola's Falcon Fast Plus(Sigma Euro and Joola Maxxx 500)
Ultra Senso Carbon is not that speedy as Donic says. I'd say it is overall OFF--(yeah double minus) blade depends on circumstances. On passive plays you can find control of an ALL+ blade because of its medium stiff wooden sheets and inner placed carbon sheets. When it comes to active plays you can find aggresiveness of an OFF/OFF- blade because when you hit fast you carbon sheets helps you(finally) to hit powerful shot.
I think this blade's characteristics are depends on rubbers and players. With dynamic rubbers or players it could be turn into a powerful weapon yet likely controllable compared to others.
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Donic Waldner Senso Ultra Carbon
by Donic
Jan-Ove Waldner was a fan of the standard blade Donic Waldner Senso Carbon for many years. This legendary blade has, however, been further developed and improved, in collaboration with the greatest table tennis player of all time. The Waldner Senso Ultra Carbon is a faster version of the Waldner Carbon blade. The Waldner Senso Ultra Carbon is a light Carbon blade with impressive ball control and feel - ideal for an inspirational player. The increase in speed is due to hard Carbon plies which have been placed around a relatively thin middle veneer. The inner and outer veneers with varied hardness give this blade superb touch - typical of Waldner.
Developed by experts: Donic Waldner Senso Ultra Carbon
Class: OFF
Material: Wood + Composite
Ply: 5W+2C
Speed: 89
Control: 70
Weight: 80g
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Reviews of Donic Waldner Senso Ultra Carbon (27)
Introduction:
Hey guys, recently I've purchased a new bat since my previous one was about 6 years old. When purchasing a new bat, I had in mind that I wanted it to be slightly more powerful than my previous one.I've been playing with my new bat for about 2 months now, and it is much more powerful than my previous bat. I liked it at first, but I also noticed the amount of focus and effort I had to put to return the balls consistently.
Some information about myself:I would label myself as a medium skilled player, at about 1300 rating. I've been playing for 2-3 years, with 2 trainings per week on average. I am 21 years old. My play style is fairly all-round to the offensive side. I can comfortably serve, shove, spin and block. But I intend to become stronger at offense.
Current situation:
So yesterday, a beginner player at my club purchased a new bat, and I asked if I could try it. His bat was noticeably lighter than my own and I played some rallies. Wow, I was so surprised. Suddenly playing regular forehand in the diagonal seemed like child's play. So much more consistency and control than I have with my own bat! Then we switched to opening and looping. Once again I felt totally in control of the openings and looping style that had been quite difficult before.
I tried another one of my friend's bats also. It was a carbon blade, but much lighter than mine. I am not quite sure about his rubbers, but I felt like I had much more control again than with my own bat! Especially the serves. I could suddenly serve much shorter again, similar to what I could with my older bat. Also the opening and blocking seemed much more precise. I was baffled about the fact that with a random bat that I've never played with before, I can play much more consistently and comfortably than with my own bat that I train with twice a week!
Hey guys, recently I've purchased a new bat since my previous one was about 6 years old. When purchasing a new bat, I had in mind that I wanted it to be slightly more powerful than my previous one.I've been playing with my new bat for about 2 months now, and it is much more powerful than my previous bat. I liked it at first, but I also noticed the amount of focus and effort I had to put to return the balls consistently.
Some information about myself:I would label myself as a medium skilled player, at about 1300 rating. I've been playing for 2-3 years, with 2 trainings per week on average. I am 21 years old. My play style is fairly all-round to the offensive side. I can comfortably serve, shove, spin and block. But I intend to become stronger at offense.
Current situation:
So yesterday, a beginner player at my club purchased a new bat, and I asked if I could try it. His bat was noticeably lighter than my own and I played some rallies. Wow, I was so surprised. Suddenly playing regular forehand in the diagonal seemed like child's play. So much more consistency and control than I have with my own bat! Then we switched to opening and looping. Once again I felt totally in control of the openings and looping style that had been quite difficult before.
I tried another one of my friend's bats also. It was a carbon blade, but much lighter than mine. I am not quite sure about his rubbers, but I felt like I had much more control again than with my own bat! Especially the serves. I could suddenly serve much shorter again, similar to what I could with my older bat. Also the opening and blocking seemed much more precise. I was baffled about the fact that with a random bat that I've never played with before, I can play much more consistently and comfortably than with my own bat that I train with twice a week!
first time i beat a 2100 was with this blade. magical control. speed is on the slow side especially when looping but when hitting directly, it packs some punch. you're less likely to one-shot people with loop kills but counter looping is a breeze as if you were using hurricane
Donic Waldner Ultra Senso Carbon is faster brother Donic Waldner Senso Carbon, faster and less control, better use no max. rubbers, good block, smash, spin...not bad blade :)
Having it for a year i can compare it with the simple senso and the Ovtcharov Senso V-1. Well....buy the simple senso! Ultra is a very hard blade with minimum dwell time. The only rubber i can say fitted well on it is the Bluefire M3. Great advantage of this blade is the weight. It is light and if you must pair it with light and medium weight rubbers as well. I reccomend to put softer bluefires. Blade's head is smaller 155X149-150. Suppose to loop well but it doesn't, its a very low throw blade and you have to be very skilled to loop well or activate the carbon for hard hits. Waldner himself always used the simple senso, he knew better than us!
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