Yasaka blade suggestion( carbon preferred)

achalwins94 · Feb 1, 2017

Hello friends!
A friend tried my old yeo blade and strangely, he liked the feel of blade and handle specially. And hence he is interested in trying a yasaka carbon blade. He currently uses some andro velocity blade with 3+2 composition.
About his game- He likes to open for 3rd ball and plays all out attack, with preference on fh topspins. With bh, aggressive blocks,and likes to keep ball on table. Moreover, his fundamentals are good and he knows spin science ( had summer coaching sort of).
He uses chinese rubber on fh(probably h3 neo) and rakza 7 soft on bh or rakza x.
This is his ej worm going on right now.
What I was thinking was yasaka offensive power 7 , which is 5+2. Any more suggestions and recommendations would be helpful.

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achalwins94 · Feb 1, 2017

Also I heard yasaka's new blade, alnade is in rumour, a viscaria clone. Does anyone know when is it going to release?

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achalwins94 · Feb 3, 2017

Bump

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Giangt · Feb 3, 2017

achalwins94 said:
Also I heard yasaka's new blade, alnade is in rumour, a viscaria clone. Does anyone know when is it going to release?

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Release will be in march.

achalwins94 · Feb 3, 2017

Anyone got info about how yeo7 power(5+2) works with h3neo on fh ?

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laistrogian · Feb 4, 2017

My suggestion, if you are going carbon, just go with butterfly, or get ovtcharov true carbon.

Almost no company makes blades as good or better than butterfly IMO

It's expensive yes, but you buy one and you know you are buying something of the highest quality in manufacturing

achalwins94 · Feb 4, 2017

It's the ej bug that's going on with him. He was thinking of trying yeo 7 power, as it is compared to barwell fleet. A member of the club has that blade, and he sort of liked it and also he liked the feeling of my old blade, yeo. Otherwise his long term plan is to settle with timo boll spirit, but before that he wanted to try it.

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Shiro · Feb 6, 2017

I am currently using the Yasaka Extra Offensive 7 Power with Hurricane 3 Neo on the forehand (I switched from MX-P to Hurricane recently). So far the combo works great. The blade is a basically the same as the YEO, but a faster version. So if you like the YEO for its feeling, the Yasaka Extra Offensive 7 Power will be a great upgrade for a faster blade. As for the Hurricane 3 Neo, it works okay without boosting, but it works MUCH MUCH greater with boosting as suggested by many other people.

achalwins94 · Feb 7, 2017

Shiro said:
I am currently using the Yasaka Extra Offensive 7 Power with Hurricane 3 Neo on the forehand (I switched from MX-P to Hurricane recently). So far the combo works great. The blade is a basically the same as the YEO, but a faster version. So if you like the YEO for its feeling, the Yasaka Extra Offensive 7 Power will be a great upgrade for a faster blade. As for the Hurricane 3 Neo, it works okay without boosting, but it works MUCH MUCH greater with boosting as suggested by many other people.

Have you used any other carbon blades with slightly dwelly outer ply(limba or hinoki), so that you could compqre the differences. Also, what is general mentality while playing? Spin in every shots on fh side or placements with pushes and flicks ?

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Shiro · Feb 7, 2017

achalwins94 said:
Have you used any other carbon blades with slightly dwelly outer ply(limba or hinoki), so that you could compqre the differences. Also, what is general mentality while playing? Spin in every shots on fh side or placements with pushes and flicks ?

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I have not tried another other slightly dwelly outer ply blades. My previous blade was the YEO. As for general mentality when playing, everyone is different. This blade works well for placement and spin shots.

amoc · Nov 21, 2017

Any new experiences with the Extra Offensive 7 Power?
And/or a comparison to the Extra Offensive 7 Power or the Silver Carbon?

Both blades seem to have a similar construction?
But are there any significant differences in their characteristics?

6Finger · Nov 21, 2017

Seems same like YEO but with 2 really thin carbon layers I guess those dont make much of a difference.
Check out Ma lin carbon blade, also 5+2 same thin carbon but limba outer plys which is much more suitable for new platic balls.

RidTheKid · Nov 22, 2017

Yasaka Dynamix 17 might be interesting. A friend who plays in the 1st division here loves it. It's the only blade he's ever used.

amoc · Nov 22, 2017

6Finger said:
Check out Ma lin carbon blade, also 5+2 same thin carbon but limba outer plys which is much more suitable for new platic balls.

you confuse me: I thought that the new ball require the harder outer veneers to get the sponge earlier to work. And generate more spin and dynamic this way?

perham · Nov 22, 2017

I have a Yasaka Max Carbon 3d which I really like. It is a very well balanced blade, capable of devastating loops and offering good control as well.

6Finger · Nov 22, 2017

Everybody has their own reasoning and preferences when it comes to TT equipment.
Mine goes like this, plastic ball has less rotation so I need harder rubbers to produce more rotation, because of harder rubbers
i need softer (not soft*) blade.....
Only very high players (pros) can play with both hard rubbers and hard blades.

RidTheKid · Nov 22, 2017

Not many top players use extremely hard blades.

6Finger said:
Everybody has their own reasoning and preferences when it comes to TT equipment.
Mine goes like this, plastic ball has less rotation so I need harder rubbers to produce more rotation, because of harder rubbers
i need softer (not soft*) blade.....
Only very high players (pros) can play with both hard rubbers and hard blades.

6Finger · Nov 22, 2017

I don't think i mentioned extremely hard blade.

yogi_bear · Nov 22, 2017

Yasaka ma lin carbon?

6Finger · Nov 22, 2017

It is an innerforce type blade with thin carbon and limba-ayous-carbon-ayous-carbon-ayous-limba composition.

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