For my personal opinion, the Joola K5 blade is not that effective when attacking mode because it doesn't have that power and speed to out run your opponent. It can easily be apprehended and defended. However it is quite impressive when defending, I was able to control it much easier and return ball with much success. The vibrating effect of Joola K5 feature adds additional force to catapult the ball with additional speed. You can really feel your hands vibrating when a speeding ball hits hard on the blade.
I don't think the Joola k5 blade with samba rubber is enough for an offensive opponent who uses bryce butterfly rubber. I feel that every time I hit it hard, the force is just being absorbed and catapulted by bryce rubber with greater speed in return which makes it harder to defend. Bryce platinum rubber is another challenge for my drum joola rubber. The latter joola rubber is quite a bit weak and I can't really feel the right grip with it. I was thinking of replacing it with donic coppa rubber or perhaps bryce speed butterfly rubber. I might be checking bryce speed rubber review and donic coppa platinum review so that I could gain idea if it fits right to my joola blade. If you have any idea, perhaps you could share.
Whether to buy a brand new/ or second hand / slightly used donic waldner senso ultra carbon v1 blade, will this makes a difference? If you have any idea of what blade and rubber should best fit for me, please use the comment section, to leave your opinion, I would like to hear them.
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