Hallo! I play whith Yinhe PR-500 blade on fh 729 prov battle 2 i boost it bh Joola ex-plode sensetiv 1,8mm fore me it works wunder good Control and fast looping and attacks.
Once had a 78g version of this blade, which wasn't too stiff and it also was rather medium hard. It supported topspins very well and offered superb control. It played similarly to my T-6 blade, which I appreciate very much. It might have a been a tiny bit slower/ softer and it might have been better quality. However, because I wanted two or three blades, I decided to buy T-6 blades rather than this one, solely because of the rather high price of this blade, even if it is still cheaper than the Stiga Rosewood blades. So, all in all, I would still heartily recommend this blade.
If I compare with yinhe T7, this one is more flex though it feels harder. But still fell softer than TSP Hino Power. You can still feel the ball and there is little vibration for feeback, but not like yinhe W6 which vibrates more. So it's good. For spin and drive it's very controllable. speed it's almost the same with T7. The finishing is top notch.
Update: compared it with Xiom Extreme S, dwell time is shorter. I think it is due to top ply. Extreme S use limba, while this blade use Rosewood. I'll try pair it with chinese tacky rubber and see whether it can compensate its short dwell time.
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