Yinhe Table Tennis Reviews
Every Yinhe blade and rubber we have reviewed, ranked by rating, with head-to-head comparisons against the rest of our database.
Yinhe Blades
- Yinhe T-11+ 7.8/10
Flat hitters, pips-out and combination players, blockers, and power loop drivers who want serious speed in a featherlight package. Best paired with soft to medium rubbers. Spin loopers and players chasing maximum topspin dwell should look elsewhere.
Yinhe Rubbers
- Yinhe Big Dipper 8.4/10
Intermediate to advanced spin oriented attackers who want Chinese style tacky spin on the forehand at a budget price and are willing to play with full, active strokes or pair the rubber with a fast blade. - Yinhe Mercury II 8.2/10
Beginners and improvers building their first custom racket, control and spin oriented all round players, choppers and defenders, and anyone who wants a serious tacky Chinese rubber on a tiny budget. - Yinhe Moon Speed 7.8/10
Improving offensive players who want a fast, springy backhand tensor on a budget, especially those replacing or trading down from a Xiom Vega Pro and happy to drive through the ball close to the table.
Yinhe Head-to-Head Comparisons
- Butterfly Glayzer vs Yinhe Big Dipper
- Friendship 729 Battle II vs Yinhe Big Dipper
- Loki RXTON 1 vs Yinhe Big Dipper
- Loki RXTON 1 vs Yinhe Mercury II
- Nittaku Fastarc G-1 vs Yinhe Moon Speed
- Palio AK47 vs Yinhe Mercury II
- Palio AK47 vs Yinhe Moon Speed
- Tibhar Evolution EL-S vs Yinhe Mercury II
- Yasaka Ma Lin Carbon vs Yinhe T-11+
- Yasaka Mark V vs Yinhe Mercury II
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