I play with this blade for 1 year and I am very satisfied, I am constantly improving. I would classify the Donic Original True Carbon Inner blade (fl, 86g) as an off-/off, I use it with Xiom Omega 7 Pro rubbers (thickness 2.0 mm, hardness 47.5 ) and it fits perfectly. In my opinion, softer rubbers are not suitable for a blade with this composition. I play most of the matches at the table or from a medium distance, in this set is not only speed, great rotation and sufficient sensitivity, but you can easily place the ball, it is also forgiving to wrong shots and you can return unreal balls back to the table. The Donic Original True Carbon Inner blade suits me with its composition (koto-ayous-carbon-kiri-carbon-ayous-koto) and I enjoy it, it's amazing.
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→ Offensive Blades → Donic Original True Carbon Inner
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Donic Original True Carbon Inner
by Donic
Donic Original True Carbon Inner - Fast, semi-hard, controlled with good feel. • Recommended for Attackers looking for consistency • Technology: 7 plies of Kiri (inner), Hybrid Aramid Carbon (3+5), Ayous (2&6), Koto (1&7, outer) DONIC ORIGINAL TRUE CARBON INNER - The inside secret A blade for players looking for control but with the acceleration to suddenly attack in decisive moments. The materials used and method of production are absolutely first class! Donic has used the same high-quality plies as in the DONIC ORIGINAL TRUE CARBON, which is already a classic. Additionally, the TRUE CARBON INNER with Hybrid Aramid Carbon includes a completely new carbon ply. This is not placed under the outer plies but completely embraces the inner plies. The result is a softer touch and even more control than with the TRUE CARBON but with slightly less speed. Class: OFF-
Material: Wood + Composite
Ply: 5w, 2c/k
Blade Thickness: 5.5mm
Speed: 93
Control: 72
Weight: 85g
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Reviews of Donic Original True Carbon Inner (8)
Hey, this is my first review ever, but i I felt obliged to write this because blade quality. I played with 36.5 alxi before this, and all wood blade. In only 3 trainings, it's litteraly my best blade of all time.
The speed rating of donic is false for me (ar+), this is fast blade for an inner, even more than 36.5 alxi on passive shot. But the control is insane, very easy to opening loop, flip, counter. The only flaw if we compare it to a butterfly alc would be the sweet spot, the rebound is a little different if you tap on the sides of the blade. In receive game, the control is ok for a blade like this. If we compare with boll ALC or outer with koto, you can be passive on receive. If I compare to this blade, it's because the feeling on hand it's pretty close for me (because of koto ?), with less speed and lot more control. But those who have already tried an ALC blade must understand the feeling, that of having the ball in the hand, this little vibration. It is still less pronounced on the DOTC. The throw angle of the blade is not high, the ball go long.
In terms of rubbers, i played with R48 on FH and Xiom Omega 7 euro in BH. Normally I don't like hard rubbers, but I think this wood is better suited to hard rubbers. Having tried the r48 on other blades, I thought that this rubber was average, but with this wood everything seems easy on FH, very good spin in opener compare to 36.5 alxi or primorac wood. Really worth testing for price, 50 euros on promotion in France. Sorry for the average English.
The speed rating of donic is false for me (ar+), this is fast blade for an inner, even more than 36.5 alxi on passive shot. But the control is insane, very easy to opening loop, flip, counter. The only flaw if we compare it to a butterfly alc would be the sweet spot, the rebound is a little different if you tap on the sides of the blade. In receive game, the control is ok for a blade like this. If we compare with boll ALC or outer with koto, you can be passive on receive. If I compare to this blade, it's because the feeling on hand it's pretty close for me (because of koto ?), with less speed and lot more control. But those who have already tried an ALC blade must understand the feeling, that of having the ball in the hand, this little vibration. It is still less pronounced on the DOTC. The throw angle of the blade is not high, the ball go long.
In terms of rubbers, i played with R48 on FH and Xiom Omega 7 euro in BH. Normally I don't like hard rubbers, but I think this wood is better suited to hard rubbers. Having tried the r48 on other blades, I thought that this rubber was average, but with this wood everything seems easy on FH, very good spin in opener compare to 36.5 alxi or primorac wood. Really worth testing for price, 50 euros on promotion in France. Sorry for the average English.
Unique feel and control. Very little delay/dwell. Promotes punching and hard blocking. Great for general spin variations with plenty of power close and far. Good for close to table counter.
Similar to:
Butterfly Marcos Freitas - But with less delay and lower throw, similar speed
Donic Waldner Senso Carbon - Very similar feel, but faster and less woody overall and less dwell
Joola Santoru Outer KLC - Faster and more potent than the Inner. Similar Kevlar feel.
Similar to:
Butterfly Marcos Freitas - But with less delay and lower throw, similar speed
Donic Waldner Senso Carbon - Very similar feel, but faster and less woody overall and less dwell
Joola Santoru Outer KLC - Faster and more potent than the Inner. Similar Kevlar feel.
Used to wooden blades such as Primorac and such but after having used Timo Boll ALC for a few months, I couldn't forget the feeling when blocking. Have to say I couldn't handle the TB ALC, it's fast but not just that, it was impossible to defend when not in perfect position. The ball is immediately out or up in the sky. That's where my quest for an inner type started. This DTCI blade provides everything it advertises: absolutely great with BH block with the typical Koto feeling but it's not too fast at all, probably in the off- department (some would say all-around+, whereas I think this is more an off- "+", bordering on, with max gears). With this or the TB ALC, you will know if you can stand Koto or not, it's very stable but might be weird to loop with at first. With the DTCI, I will rarely overshoot during topspins or counters. The short game is impeccable and the serves are OK. If you're still of a wood blade, smashes get a little bit time to adjust, because it's going more straight. With the right commitment, you can do a lot of damage. Flared handle is quite good, nothing remarkable. All in all, I'm really satisfied with the blade and will use it for the upcoming season. I'm using Fastarc G1 2.0 FH (subject to change) and Fastarc C1 1.8 BH (keeper or 2.0). For curiosity, I'll be looking for some limba outer ply blades such as the Acoustic Carbon Inner or similar to see if looping can be even easier without losing too much in the blocking game.
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