Yasaka Silverline Carbon

Yasaka Silverline Carbon Blade
Approx. $ 59 USD
Price $

User Ratings (13)

Speed 8.7
Control 8.6
Stiffness 5.2   
Average
Hardness 6.5   
Medium hard
Consistency 8.5   
Always identical
Overall 9.1 10
Manufacturer Details
Speed 99 / 100
Control 70 / 100
Weight 90g
Plies 7
Materials Carbon
There are 3 users using the Yasaka Silverline Carbon.
Many carbon blades are very fast, and sometimes difficult to handle. In the new Yasaka Silver Carbon we use 2 thin carbon layers and glue them to the wooden veneers with a gluing method developed to keep the control characteristics. The hard outer veneers in combination with the carbon layers make the size of the sweet spot (hitting area with maximum control) very large. With the Silver Carbon technical players have a weapon useful for both own attacking play and fast, controlled, counter blocking. The Silver Carbon is the blade for those who want only the best in technology and materials.

Reviews (4)

 on 10/24/2019

Pretty much every reviewer is spot on with the silver carbon here. Its an inner carbon style blade. Its thin, has some flex with woody feel. At higher gears some carbon kicks in and helps you but thats it. Maybe we can say that its a slower version innerforce zlc or harder version of innerforce zlf. ST handle is on the squared side but not like a galaxa, dynamix or timo boll alc kind of squared. With two tenergy 80 its still not that head heavy. I really liked that blade. I was trying to find a little bit stiffer or faster virtuoso and I think I find what I want. Not the exact feeling ofcourse but close enough.
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 on 6/10/2019

Not too fast not too slow. Good for looping and smashing. High throw. Good spin. Superb control. Little vibration. Not so solid. Carbon with wood feel.
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 on 12/6/2018

This is my second blade i bought this because i want a little faster than my previous blade. this blade is not too fast not too slow with a good control but when you hit hard is fast enough to win a point. Good for looping and smashing. Pair with dhs hurricane 3 neo on forehand and friendship 802-40 on backhand. Its a good combination you can defend and attack. But the handle is a little bit thin so I put a handle grip.
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 on 10/29/2014

Feels like I'm holding a Stiga Offensive Classic Carbon without the vibrations. The neckline feels like DHS PG12 flared blade. Not a fast carbon blade. There is no bounciness. It's head heavy. I use 2.1 5Q on BH and 2.1 Hexer Duro on FH. This blade has no WOW factor. Quality is good. Soft touch shots are good. Loops on FH and BH are so so.
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