Yinhe Pluto

I have used the Pluto on BH since 6 months ago. The main positive point of Pluto for me is that when you block loops of your opponent, the return ball is very amazing: it has very much tensions without considerable back spin and the ball is coming with some seed so that your oppent should use a loop with very much feeling the ball which is difficult when the return ball has more speed. Another characteristic of Pluto is that you can use BH loop: in this case the returned ball for the opponet is not clear how much it contain spin, so the opponent finds much trouble. I find pluto very confusing for the oppponent but it needs very much practice to play with it.

I use it as BH on Butterfly Gergely blade, FH is Joola Rhyzm. The Yinhe Pluto rubber is easy to flick underspin incoming ball, either short or long. A wrist action/movement and more forward movement are required to achieve desired effect. Chop block also quite good, still have to practice it more to make it perfect. All in all, this is a fun rubber to play. This combination is a keeper for me..

With its overall caracteristics very close to the best choice MP rubber (friendship 563-1). Practicaly indentical after change the medium original rubber with softer one (avalox or palio - 2,0 mm thickness).

Probably my review is the only correct one here. Most people here are too ignorant in terms of rubber properties and even confuse reversal and knuckleball, lol. And ignore all reviews before 2022. Yibhe Pluto before 2022 and after are completely different rubbers, similar only in the structure of the pimples, but having a different level of grip and elasticity of the rubber (the old Pluto had weak grip and weak elasticity, the properties of the new Pluto are the opposite of the old one) In general, this rubber is short pimples, the aspect ratio of which is slightly shifted towards the upper limit of the "out" type. Due to the property of the material, if you apply force, the pimples will bend, which increases the contact area at the moment. The grip is strong, really strong, but due to the insufficient area of ??the studs and the aspect ratio, it fully manifests itself only during tangential contact with the ball, when the pimples bend. You can even serve with these pimples if you accelerate well at the moment of contact. There is no reverse spin at all. On blocks with the current version, you will rarely throw a knuckleball, but often just a regular weak topspin, since there is no room for error on the block and a slight movement bends the pimples and the ball flies out like from an inverted one. In general, good all-round pimples, but I did not like them. These are neither truly inverted-like pimples, such as VO102 and Spinfire, nor classic short pimples like Spectol. This rubber tries to sit on two chairs, combining parameters from the different ends of spectrum and is not the best in anything.

I was a bit skeptical when I decided to try this hybrid (short-medium) pips rubber on my BH. I decided to give it a shot because of the very low price. I was VERY happily surprised. - Service returns are very easy and disturbing for my opponents. - Easy to produce moderate stop spin on bh. The rubber produces a reasonable amount of spin for a short-medium pip. I even tried loops on backspin balls on my fh and it worked like a charm. - Sunden and aggressive blocks and attacks are efficient and easy due to the tensor-charged sponge (even on 1.5mm) However, be careful with pushes and the short game; they require some adaptation. I had to amplify and soften my gestures. I am aware that this type of rubber is not for everyone, but it suits me very well. ( I play all-around/ball placement and aggressive bh block).