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Yinhe T-11+
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Review of Yinhe T-11+Bought this as my first carbon blade. I am used to more flexible blades but this has turned me on to hard stiff blades. With h3 on one side and lp on the other, I can drive people crazy. So much spin from the hard tacky rubber. The blade has very little dwell time so need a rubber that can hold the ball during a full stroke. High arc looping is a dream and loaded with spin. Hard flat smashes are fast and easy to control. Close to the table play is easy. Chopping and slicing is okay. Lp works well with the blade hardness. Overall I am very happy and for the price this blade is hard to beat.Jul 21, 2018 | |||||||||||||
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Yinhe Pro Feeling
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Review of Yinhe Pro FeelingBought this blade after researching viscaria clones. A friend bought viscaria about the same time so I was able to compare. With regards to the feeling, almost exactly the same. You can feel the woven carbon when you loop. Control is amazing. I would say as fast as viscaria if not a hair faster. Touch shots and block are easy. Spinny serves are effortless. Mine weighed 92 grams.Playing with h3 FH and ak47 yellow on backhand. H3 can not slow this blade down. Hard rubber pairs nicely with the slight flex of the blade, producing brutal spin. Had ak47 red on fh for a short time but it did not suit my style, though it was very easy to play. If I could afford t05, this blade would play exactly like my friends for almost half the cost overall. Can not beat this blade for $40 from China. Jul 21, 2018 | |||||||||||||
