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I received my Donic Ovtcharov No.1 Senso and played it back to back with the Layer Innerforce ALC. And I think that they are similar, but Ovtcharov is more in every regard. I've played only one training with the Donic blade though. They have different dimensions too.

Would you mind sharing a side profile of the blade?

I received the Donic Ovtcharov from this sell post today. Everything was fine. Good contact, Quick response. I recommend this user as a seller.

What do you mean by outer-inner carbon?

MOG have you tried ebony or rosewood topped blades?

He is not an EJ, more like 7-ply Gourmet

I should be receiving my No.1 Senso shortly and I own Layer ALC. I know that user here Konrad Bąk also had these two blades.

I was talking about these...

Why not just buy your club some balls... Some el-cheapo training balls on Aliexpress cost 20$ per 100. Are they crap? Yeah! Do they do the job in multiball training also Yeah! 20$ is not that much, it's about half of what I pay to play in my club per month. (my club has balls though...) Its...

I would consider MX-S for FH (needs more inpu) and Tenergy BH (more responsive).

For me the hardest part is to feed long low underspin ball. For some reason I am able to do long pushes in a single ball fine, but when feeding balls to someone it gives me some issues.

It is also very rare. Also, learning to feed the balls is not that easy. Feeding heavy underspin is not that easy. You have to have good thin contact.

It's all personal preference. Most of my training mates use MX-P forehand EL-P backhand, and transition into 2*MX-P and they are successful regional (and somewhat on higher levels), despite having two of the same rubber on both faces. Try other people setups. Play with whatever you feel good...

Pro is a different beast. It's semi tacky, different sponge. Really good one.

Moon non pro is not worth trying. Lacks catapult in my opinion.

The potential variables would be: - when did you purchase it - how did you seal it - what glue did you use I bought mine from too fun store on aliexpress. Had no issues. Since I knew about splintering I sealed and sanded mine. No issues. Now that I thought about it, I hadn't reglued Backhand...

I've sealed mine with Gewo sealant (I think they are mostly the same though) because of that reason. Haven't had any issues with mine blade though. I think I've changed rubber only two times though.

I don't think anyone can "choose you a blade".. Its your decision and you should be one responsible for it. Blade choice is very much personal. It depends on many factors including your current level. Imho Clipper and Xiom Offensive S will feel noticeably different.

I wouldn't call Yinhe V14 slower and harder than TB ALC (I've compared against viscaria). It's thicker. I would call it slightest of faster and tiniest of bits stiffer.