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Xiom (1)

Xiom Solo

Speed	8.0
Control	9.5
Stiffness	3.0

Hardness	5.2
Consistency	10.0
Overall	9.0

Review of Xiom Solo

Performs exactly as in the product description. Using DHS Nittaku H2 Pro on both FH & BH. Was using same rubbers on carbon blade and found that i had to try too hard to get the ball on the table for the BH. Either balls go long or into the net. Same setup with the solo i could just focus on placement and that will do. Blocks are fantastic and so is the short game. FH has great feel and control with plenty spin. Solo is best for close to mid table. Some might find lacking in power if your FH is primarily arm driven. You need good technique with good use of legs to get sufficient power or else you will find this blade has plenty of control but lacking in power especially if you use a Chinese hard rubber. Very versatile blade And good allrounder if you have the proper stroke to make up for the slight lack in speed. Would have liked if the rounded the edges of the wings.

Dec 20, 2016

Yinhe (Galaxy/Milkyway) (2)

Yinhe T-11+

Speed	9.5
Control	9.8
Stiffness	10.0

Hardness	6.7
Consistency	10.0
Overall	9.0

Review of Yinhe T-11+

Using this with DHS Skyline TG2 on FH, Yinhe Big dipper 38deg for BH. Very fast, with all the control you need for every type of shot. Excellent for blocking, hitting, smashing, long push. Looping is still very good (9/10) but not as good as a dedicated looping blade, arc is med to medium low. But ur technique has to be good. Short push is good but it's hard to drop balls very short (8/10). The 2 stage feeling of the balsa is obvious only in short pushes ur technique has to be good and touch feel very high. Push shots the blade fast and blocking makes the blade feel soft and controllable. Hitting makes the blade firm and looping has just enough softness to give you just enough spin. Only recommended for higher level players. Surely not for beginners or intermediate players.

Sep 19, 2018

Yinhe T-10+

Speed	9.7
Control	9.0
Stiffness	7.0

Hardness	6.7
Consistency	10.0

Review of Yinhe T-10+

Extremely powerful and effortless blade mid to far distance. Excellent combination with hard chinese rubbers (H3 Neo, TG2 Neo, for FH... Yinhe big dipper for BH) . Very easy to loop underspin and to open up. Enough control for push and short game and short spinny serves. Very good for blocking but I find flat hits can go long. Thus u need to add some topspin to control the power of this blade. Close to the table FH blocks and contertopspin is easy and effortless with very good control. But this I ly applies if your skill level is already high and you have good technique. This is the only blade which I have found to have very little vibration. But what I feel which I have never felt before with other blades is that you can actually feel the ball sink in and bite into the rubber extremely well which you can hardly feel on hard chinese rubbers with other blades. This feeling is very clear on this blade I guess partly because it's very stiff and the vibrations are all muted just leaving a very clear feeling of the ball digging into the topsheet and sponge when you loop and counter topspin very spinny balls. A very different sense of feel and control which is only authentic to this blade. Previous blades that I have owned... Yinhe W6 Loop King, Yinhe 7W Pro, Yinhe T11+, butterfly A. Mazunov, and 729 Super carbon. My 3 favorite are the Yinhe T10+, 11+ and the all rounder 7W Pro.

Sep 21, 2018

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