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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