Re : Experience with defensive blades

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Re : Experience with defensive blades

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bik1906 wrote: January, 10, 2025 #18
I play the senso v3 so I thought I would add the characteristics as outlined by the manufacturer as there seems to be a lot of confusion regarding the senso series. Basically V1 is more speed oriented, V2 is balanced and V3 is pure control defensive. The image I've posted us from the V3 but also outlines all 3 versions at the bottom. This is just for someone who's looking to buy a senso to get a gist of what Donic intended with each blade version.
Donic Senso with a size of 159.5 mm is NOT a defensive blade
Especially given that it is a (click link >) dumb blades

You absolutely have no clue what a chopper needs in the 40+ plastic ball ONLY era after the
(click link >) 14 rule and regulation changes since 1977 by the ITTF to exterminate choppers.

Check various topics on this forum to understand blade requirements for a chopper
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