Yinhe Earth 2

Earth 2 compared with yinhe™s other rubbers Mercury 2, Moon, and the DHS hurricane 3. Personally Played red on Yinhe 896 blade(5 ply looping blade) on backhand with medium sponge 2.2mm. This rubber is less tacky than mercury and H3 but more so than moon. It is quite grippy though and can generate sufficient spin in close range drives. The catapult effect is noticeable, not dead like the mercury, and very similar to Xiom Vega Europe, hence this rubber has good control. It is lighter and more durable than the Mercury 2, thus it can be peeled and reglued multiple times. Compared with hurricane, it is MUCH lighter and has significantly more initial catapult. Currently priced at $20+ on ebay and Ali so not as cheap as it used to be. If you're looking for a good entry level tensor-like rubber, this is an affordable dependable option.

Excellent bh rubber. Paired it on my yinhe v4 zlc blade. Clear speed difference both with bh loop and smash compared to my old setup. Yet it offers alot of control.

A new generation YinHe rubber with porous sponge and a very nice elastic top sheet. I ve put it an an around+ blade (Stiga allround evolution) to avoid misjudge the speed. Rubber has a very good dwell time and it's spinny with medium speed. Other impressions will come soon.

I will say one thing that this rubber in medium hardness on a handmade blade (such as inerforce, the upper layer of the limb) played much better than tenergy 05 (backhand side). there is more control but at the same time there is enough opportunity to hit or spin.

The price is quite affordable, this rubber is suitable when installed for carbon blades such as the Yinhe Mercury Y-15 (FH Cpen - Penholder), fast games near the table, such as loops, drives and ball placement. To avoid the ball coming out during your smash you have to move a little away from the table.