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Sorry I have no experience of the 1 series as we do not stock those. They are outer PLC layers and we already stock a number of outer layer carbon blades. We would do a special order for those players in the UK that might want one :cool:

You can find Andy's reviews here: :cool: https://www.ttequipment.co.uk/product/yinhe-m202-blade/ and https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/equipment/blades/17759-m202. There is also a video review of a user that plays with TBS and then trying out the M202. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBy4krQStu4

This is correct and in fact almost all the Yinhe range of inverted rubbers can be obtained in soft, medium and hard. We don't stock the soft variants as standard, but we can special order it :cool:

Hi 5hark, I will never argue with someones subjective feeling, nor can I contradict Yinhe as I do not have a durometer to be able to test the rubber stock... what I will do wherever I can is to pass on the official information I receive from the suppliers themselves or find out information for...

Publicly this may appear to be the case and that is probably due to the fact that Yinhe last published the hardness scale in the 2015 catalogue, but internally they use a "range" of degrees of hardness for each category with the exception of "Hard +" (above 41 degrees) and "soft-" (below 33...

Like Der Echte said, pretty much every company makes an all+ blade with some rubbers that would suit your needs. A most common mistake made by players who have been playing less than 1 year tends to be what they "think" their style is compared it is in reality when compared to a lot of the very...

Hi Jirrex, we are currently in negotiation with TMount to become the UK Authorised reseller of their equipment. At present they do not have a re-seller in central Europe, so we have been authorised to sell to Europe if a customer comes to us with an enquiry at this time. You also mentioned...

Hi Hamasaki_Fanz, Jupiter "tour" is another special edition version by Yinhe and is exclusive to a distributor in China, unfortunately I do not know who this time around. As for "blue" versions, I am advised that these are faster and spinier versions of the standard. I cannot confirm nor deny...

No update of any detail yet unfortunately as our account manager is on a business trip. Will take a little longer.

Slight Edit after reading the OP's link.... ORIGINALLY...... According to my account manager at Yinhe, this rubber was a special edition run exclusively for Tak9.com which I believe is a company based in Seoul in Korea. it was only available in Black, it was 39 Degrees and 2.2mm...

Slap, where are you based? At Wiltshire I can assure you that I could help you try between 5 and 10 setups that would be suitable and none of those would be butterfly where players would be too precious about you trying the kit. You could always go with your theory though and just buy it and...

Hi Slap, You say you play in a club, so do you have a practice session over the summer and see if you can try out a few other players bats. There is nothing better than getting your hands on a few and giving them a go. Most players will gladly let you have a hit with their setups :) Do you...

Mixing up the blade used by Dingshuo and the 8s is to be expected... The 8s is the same blade that was made available to the general public as a limited edition. Oddly though that's seems to be issue 72/800 but doesn't seem to show the jade lens or is that just a bad picture ? ;) It is also...

Reaper, It's a Yinhe v14 pro with custom handles that are very similar to a T5s :)

It's a very nice blade indeed. The styling more like the pro-feeling and pro-power with blue handles (all of which we sell ;) )

My contact at Yinhe told me that Liu Dingshuo uses a v14 pro with a custom handle. :)

Hello Table Tennis Daily forum members :), We have just setup a UK based TT web shop and we would like to provide information to our customers that isn't just the normal spin, speed and control type statistics. Whilst setting up the site we got thinking... What information could we provide...