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Played yesterday with Jupiter 3 39" on the forehand and Yinhe Moon 12 medium hard on the backhand. Nice combination. Still wish they made a handle like the Pro 01/05.

@TT Lover I believe Power is less flexible. But in general they are not too different. My power is 1350 Hz, while the speed is 1400 Hz. Weight is the same 88 grams. Top ply is the same. So the main difference is carbon position and thickness. Which mostly affects the flexibility as I see...

Hey, I ordered these to review. Both nicely made, but the handles are thinner than on Yinhe Pro 01/05 and feels simpler. Head shapes are identical to Butterfly/Yinhe. Telson Power is almost like Yinhe Pro 05 inner type of blade. The only difference is the top layer, which is Koto instead of...

Curious about the feedback on these blades!

Thanks, yeah, this product doesn't exist for my region at all :) I think that is why I can't find it

That is my screenshot from Aliexpress, I can't find it cheaper there 🧐

It is $11.5 + delivery for me :-(

Hey, where is that for $8? O_O

Thanks! Interesting, I was under the impression that non-tacky topsheets were better for flat hits 🧐

What is the main difference between these 2? I'm a happy Moon 12 user, so I'm wondering if I need to try Rxton 3.

Ok, thanks for detailed answer 👍

Thanks! Am I right that Pink is different from Blue and you advised the color on purpose?

Could you please advise me which Loki rubber can I use as a replacement for Yinhe Jupiter 3 37" on a backhand? I want to try something bouncier, but still a with some tackiness. So looking for a kind of hybrid.

Hey, I don't prefer it to Viscaria. I just had a chance to compare for a single time. But I can tell you benefits of Skachkov as I see it: Almost the same structure for a 30% of a price Squarish and longer ST handle Different shape of the playing surface with wider but lower "wings" (I like it...

My second 90 grams Skachkov Carbon has 1430hz frequency

Sadly images are broken in a 1st post :-( Thanks for review!

Did a close up photo of Yinhe Jupiter 3 37" Red. You can see that topsheet is a little bit glossy and transparent (something like Fastarc G1 I would say)

For those who interested did a close up photo of newly opened Yinhe Big Dipper 39". Quite soft and easy to play I would say (coming from Jupiter 3 39"). Almost non-sticky. In terms of hardness I would say that Big Dipper 39" is around Jupiter 3 37"

I easily google Viscaria users reporting higher numbers like 1500hz. Did you test it by yourself? I don't have access to Viscaria right now, but would be interested to measure.

Agree, I'm curious how "high budget" brands are different in such measurements. I'm pretty sure that nobody throughs too low or too high frequency Viscaria into firepit.