Yinhe Moon Speed

Moon Speed is great value for the money. I got mine for about $10. The topsheet is almost non-tacky, but it's very grippy. I got the version with medium sponge, which is fairly hard to my surprise. The uncut weight is 72g. The medium version has enough gears to be used on FH. If you are looking to use Moon Speed on BH, I suggest getting the version with soft sponge for lighter weight and better control. For me, this rubber is a cheap alternative to tensor rubbers. The overall weight, hardness, speed, and control is similar to Xiom Vega Pro. The only thing slightly lacking is spin. Moon Speed is not as dynamic or spinny as Vega Pro. However, the difference is not obvious. The main complaint I have for this rubber is the weight. For me, 72g (uncut) is too heavy to be used as BH rubber. I need something lighter for BH. But this is only a personal preference. If you like grippy tensor rubbers (like Xiom Vega Pro), then I highly recommend Moon Speed. Putting the medium or hard version on FH and the soft version on BH would result in a good rubber combination even for a high level player.

Actually Yinhe moon Speed have a many version,Regular with red sponge and Limited version is Black rubber with blue sponge and then red Rubber with yellow sponge. I have already used a regular version with red sponge it really good for backhand or forehand with medium sponge it produced a nice spin and nice speed i take it on Yinhe T1s. And next time i try a limited version red Rubber with yellow sponge i take it on my Stiga Clipper CR it make me really Disapointed because there no Spin and no speed it feels like a Death rubber so im not recommendation Red rubber with a Yellow Sponge for you. now i used black rubber liMited version with a Blue Sponge it really2 nice very Grippy and really2 good for Topspin player and smash really2 good for backhand flick and backspin. So I recommended a Regular Moon speed Version and black rubber blue sponge Limited version. Sorry for my bad English :)

I had 2 sheets of Moon Speed, a Hard and a Medium. I don't recommend the hard. It feels very dense and dead, it feels very linear and has no catapult feeling. It feels difficult to play with and not impressive in general. The medium version is a wonderful rubber that I highly recommend. It kinda looks like a Tenergy, and plays like a toned down version. It is quite grippy and can generate good spin. It has a nice bounce and elasticity. Not Tenergy level bounciness, but at least it has a decent level of elasticity. I give it a 8.8 for speed, it has very good speed at this price point. Open ups and loop and flicks are all good with this rubber. Especially I find blocking very good with this rubber. It blocks very stable and is good for counterpunch. From behind the table, it lacks a little bit of power. You need to provide your own power a little. This is a very good alternative to AK47. AK47 is more matte, moon speed is more glossy.

I have used moon speed on 2 blades Yinhe Mercury y -13 - for powerfull hitting - more control and above average spin butterfly Jonyer- spinny setup, excellent serves and counters, smashes , loops, blocks do suffer but i have to adjust to bit flex of blade to control it. Moonspeed rocks

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