Yinhe T-11

Just purchased this blade on second hand. I wanted a lighter setup to limit my armaches. Anounced at 64 gr, it weighed 55 gr! Ok, I thaught this would be a toy and not a TT blade... Glued with Gewo Hype EL 2,1 mm for BH and stiga Magna TX 1,8 mm for FH. I'm used to play balsa carbon with the Donic Waldner Black devil (84 gr). I was hoping a little less quality due to the price and the weight. And after my first competition I have just one thing to say: What is wrong with you, the big european brands!!!!! I've never had a blade with so much qualities! No fuzzy vibrations when hitting like the Bdevil, good ball feeling despite the stiffness, no problem for looping and the sound is totally normal. (I saw several reviews talking about a high, disturbing sound) It's a real pleasure to play with this blade. I just feel like I can flip any serve and be aggressive on any ball coming. If the T11+Keep those qualities, don't hesitate, it's too good to be real!

No feeling, too soft, extremely inconsistent. The backhand in particular has absolutely no control with a tensor rubber. Backhand flicks always go long.

Tried with t05 and t25, poor control, hard to spin...Stiffer than tbs and timo boll alc but softer than 729 black carbon.

Purchased this blade 3 years ago when I just started playing TT I could not keep the ball on the table and moved on to different blades. Yesterday I picked out an old T-ll and glued it up with a Palio 1997 rubber that I had used on my robot..very beat up. I was shocked how much power this blade had and easy to loop, accurate ball placement ,over all good control. Taking TT lessons has paid off, never thought I would ever be able to loop this blade and place the ball were ever i wanted on the table! Recommend this blade for intermediate players not a beginner blade.

Best blade ever have....Use to have gergely classic but after a change there no more going back...Love the speed and control and most of all the weight absolutely amazing feel Use Donic Acuda S1 and Nittaku S1 turbo it became a beast...