Carbon Blades

Carbon blade are blades which have at least one carbon ply which provide blade a stability, stiffness, hardness and large sweet spot. If you have just started the table tennis don't go for carbon blade because they are hard to handle.

If you are intermediate player then you can play with them.

Their are many Carbon Blades, it depend on your budget and playing technique which one you should took. 

Speaking if Carbon blades,is there any way how can I tell if the blade is Carbon or Allwood (or are there other types?) without looking for the manufacturer's info?

I have a stratus very good wood with feeling but not too expensive.

i had an i-vl balsa which is a realy good wood but not expensive.

"Carbon blades" differ from regular "all wood" blade by an addional thin layer of carbon fibre between two layers of wood (usually just behind the external layer). The carbon layer tends to make the blade a bit stiffer and faster, and it reduces the difference in reaction when the ball hits the center of the bat (sweat spot) and when it's off-centered. The larger the carbon layer is, the more these differences will show. You can find some blades with the exact same wood composition, one version with a carbon layer, one without.

For a basic offensive carbon blade, you can try the joola carbon blade, worth Rs.1800/- I use the joola falcon sat blade which is also an offensive blade and is quite handy. Both of them are 7 plies-blades.

Which rubber is better for an attacking player? Donic or Tibhar Nimbus