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I haven’t used S2 in a while now, but as I recall, ZD2 is more viscous and has slightly stronger adhesion. ZD2 is probably somewhere between S2 and DHS No. 15 in viscosity.

I have a U2s, never tried it properly, though. The handle seems a touch smaller than the U2. Yinhe have high build quality on even their cheapest models, IMO.

MK Carbon Inside (ST) Neottec I-Carbon (ST)

What about estimated weight and handle sizes? :)

Thank you. So Moon Speed 53 is really the better rubber for advanced players, then..? Interesting that there's such a big difference in sponge hardness between the MS Soft and the MS53 Medium-soft.

Can someone give a brief explanation of the differences between the Moon Speed and the Moon Speed 53?

I checked a couple of weeks ago, the wait list was over a year..

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005186271776.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_home.promoteRecommendProducts_35593284.1005005186271776 https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006658482933.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_home.promoteWysiwyg_6001926298671.1005006658482933 And Zero Degree No. 2...

You have to buy from China I believe

OT, but I believe Neottec is TT11’s in-house brand? Yeah I meant Sueke No. 2. The Suke stuff is decent for the price though

What is the handle length? :)

You might wanna try to upload/link to those pictures again..

Very strong, viscosity is perfect for my taste, peels cleanly without tearing apart and have good gel/drying time.

6 mm thick, ST handle is 27,5x23x101 according to TT11

Zero Degree No. 2 is the best I’ve ever used And Sueke No. 2 as a strong number two.

Tibhar Aurus and Aurus Soft can be had on Aliexpress for relatively cheap. They give a lot of performance for the price and are "proper" ESN tensors. Incredibly durable as well.

Goiabao 5 is very hard..

Finishing is definitely a part of QC. Making sure the plies of the blade are even/symmetrical. Making sure the finish of the blade faces are splinter free and sanded flat. Making sure the handle scales are glued on straight, without any gaps between blade and handle. Making sure all sanded...

Yinhe have good QC, even for their cheaper all-wood blades. My U-2, U-2 Spin, PD473s and N10s all have better finishing than my BSS1, SPW, YSE and YEO. Cheaper DHS blades can be pretty bad, on the other hand.

That Instagram picture must be sightly stretched vertically..? The length of the handle looks very long, to good to be true to someone with large hands like me.