The arc that this blade creates is CRAZY! On first loops i feel that i can go full power, and the blade will make sure that the ball will land on table regardless. When looping, the kick on the opponent's side of the table is crazy, especially when in the first loop the kick is very strong and can throw a lot of people off. Pushing short is slightly tough since the blade has a noticeable catapult effect, and aboe average touch is required. However, its very good for long pushes, since the blade creates the arc for you, you can use all your stength in creating spin, and the ball will stay low. Same can be said for chop blocks, you really dont have to worry about keeping the ball low as much. It can make relatively slow shots with just the wood when required, but when you want to play power, the inner carbon activates so you can also play power. Really good blade for relatively versatile players. If you want to just loop and smash, theres defenitely faster blades than this, and if you block more than you loop, its also not worth it. Paired it with a hurricane 3 on fh and a bluegrip c2 on bh
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→ Offensive Blades → Donic Anders Lind Hexa Carbon
→ Donic Blades → Donic Anders Lind Hexa Carbon
Donic Anders Lind Hexa Carbon
by Donic
Danish Dynamite! With the Donic Anders Lind Hexa Carbon blade, Donic is dedicating the highly talented Dane his own paddle model - the Donic player who impressed fans and experts alike by reaching the quarterfinals at the World Championships in 2023.
Anders Lind is an extroverted table tennis player with a special touch, very creative and always good for a surprise. His speciality is the counterpart to the banana, namely a sickle-shaped shot with a massive side cut, internationally known as the Strawberry.
With this new 7-ply offensive blade, players can also achieve such sensitive shots, although the Anders Lind Hexa Carbon blade provides considerable penetrating power thanks to its veneer construction with high-quality plies of Limba and Koto wood (outer). Control and stability are supported by the two layers of Hexamid carbon that enclose the Kiri center core on the inside.
In addition to all this, this new blade is also an eye-catcher, just like its eponym. Anders Lind attracts attention with his spectacular strokes and the design of the handle in the Danish national colors makes his blade unique. Fast, but easy to control, for offensive players who expect a good dynamic.
Class: OFF
Material: Wood + Composite
Ply: 5w, 2a/c
Speed: 93
Control: 71
Weight: 87g
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Reviews of Donic Anders Lind Hexa Carbon (7)
This blade has a lot of control, its hard and bouncy, but feels a little hollow on medium hits. When you hit really hard, however, it finds an extra gear and has enough power and a nice arc. I used the ST handle and it was a little thicker than the viscaria family st handles its an interesting blade, ive never played one like it
Awesome control. Produces a lot of spin. Gentle Carbon feel. Plays almost like all wood. Not 2 fast. Good quality. Handle is great. Looks very nice. Weighs less than most of my blades - 84g. Has just enough feeling for developing players, even with rubbers that tend to mute the feeling of the ball - Ten05FX. Sweetspot is alright. Best blade for a beginner IMO. Lobs are easy, blocks ez, putting ball back on the table is so intuitive to me with this blade, banana the best you will ever do, strawberry even better, cuts go on table nicely. Real joy to play with. If you put very spinny rubber like Ten05-FX it can produce truly comical arc on slow, controlled brushes. I think this blades shines with spin oriented rubbers. Wish it was tiny bit cheaper, so I would buy 2nd one. The only downside is that it doesn't outright destroy the oponent on flat hits or far from table, but to me this blade has no faults and is close to perfection. Only Hurricane Hao 3 comes close and that blade is almost perfect aswell - more offensive, less spin, even better feeling.
Other similiar blades to this I would say is Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon, but it has less feeling and speed, control though the same. I highly recommend this blade. Huge props to Donic for this one and actually listing which wood they've used to make a blade. Probably only company that does that. TY DONIC! That is my first Donic blade and certainly not last.
Other similiar blades to this I would say is Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon, but it has less feeling and speed, control though the same. I highly recommend this blade. Huge props to Donic for this one and actually listing which wood they've used to make a blade. Probably only company that does that. TY DONIC! That is my first Donic blade and certainly not last.
Ive tried many fast blades like the Carbospeed, Waldner Legend, Timo Boll ALC, and recently the Stiga Wavy... But this Donic blade is the one Ive been looking for all along. The handle is the perfect size for my average-sized hand, and the 85g weight feels perfectly balanced when paired with two 50 hybrid rubbers in 1.9mm. The racket even feels light.
In the short game, its easy it feels like a classic 5-ply all-wood blade: short, controlled, effortless touch shots. The blade is stiff, yet the ball doesnt shoot off uncontrollably unless you really engage the stroke, and topspins are loaded with spin. Its surprisingly easy to lift backspin balls.
I get the feeling this racket offers several well-defined gears: soft, controlled short play; heavy, high-arching topspins or fast, direct loops; and powerful flat hits that blast through spin. Its become my number one blade (in my opinion, even better than the red Zhang Jike), and for the price, its a no-brainer.
In the short game, its easy it feels like a classic 5-ply all-wood blade: short, controlled, effortless touch shots. The blade is stiff, yet the ball doesnt shoot off uncontrollably unless you really engage the stroke, and topspins are loaded with spin. Its surprisingly easy to lift backspin balls.
I get the feeling this racket offers several well-defined gears: soft, controlled short play; heavy, high-arching topspins or fast, direct loops; and powerful flat hits that blast through spin. Its become my number one blade (in my opinion, even better than the red Zhang Jike), and for the price, its a no-brainer.
I switched from a Butterfly Gergely Alpha blade to this Anders Lind one. Overall, it gives you more confidence in every shot—almost everything lands on the table. It’s excellent for topspin, smashing, and short play. Passive blocks might not be as good as with the Gergely, but with a small adjustment, it’s easy to get used to. It has good control, which even allows for effective chops. I paired it with a Victas V>22 Double Extra 2.0 on the forehand and Omega V Tour 2.1 on the backhand—it was perfect. The Banco Power Ultimate 50 or even the same Omega V Tour mentioned earlier would also work well on the forehand.
The only downside, though it’s more of a personal preference, is the blade’s weight: 89.5g. I would’ve liked a slightly lighter version.
In conclusion, I recommend it for players from beginner to advanced levels.
By the way, the lacquering service was excellent—highly recommended.
The only downside, though it’s more of a personal preference, is the blade’s weight: 89.5g. I would’ve liked a slightly lighter version.
In conclusion, I recommend it for players from beginner to advanced levels.
By the way, the lacquering service was excellent—highly recommended.
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