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Hey all! This week I'm back with a small pause in my Donic BlueGrip adventures and with a review of a rubber that I wanted to test in depth for a long time, I'm sure many of you have wondered how the Big Dipper 5 plays as well! It's an interesting budget rubber, for the price it has, the...

I’m selling a limited selection of table tennis rubbers and glues/boosters at competitive prices. These products are well suited for players of various levels — from amateurs to those seeking high performance without overpaying and throwing their bank. All items are brand new, unused, and in...

I own all the of the blade. Yinhe Pro 01, 03 and 05. I have not tried the 05 yet but am thinking to pair it with digncis 05 and fastarc g1. ANyone know whether the pro 01 is better than the 05 and if the yinhe por 05 is more a harimoto or long 5 clone.

I am playing table tennis since 2012. I am between beginner and intermediate with little more tilted towards beginners side. I was using donic persson carbotec and mark 5 since 2014 which was a mistake. Now i want to change my blade and work on my foundation properly. My playing style is like...

Did you ever wonder why the Pro 05 is such a head heavy blade? I did, and I wasn't going to use the blade in its original state anyway, so I figured what the heck and opened it up. I'd seen the Pro 01 opened up before, you can find it in the forums, so I had an image in my head of what I was...

I got my hands on a sheet of very interesting rubber from PROTT: Yinhe Jupiter from the DPRK national team. I've been using it on forehand of my Stiga Rosewood blade for a few months and thought I'd post a review. I'll compare it to the commercial version of Jupiter 3, as well as to other...

So I ordered a 39° sheet of Yinhe Jupiter 3 Tour. It is the one with the blue sponge, and I have been practicing with it 3 times for roughly 2 hours on my Xiom Ice Cream AZXI (91g). Here are my impressions, since I will probably revert to my Mizuno Q Quality or Nexy Etika. It could be that this...

So I was thinking of trying a few Yinhe rubbers in the coming offseason along with some other cheap-ish chinese rubbers (Battle3 for example) and noticed that I got quite lost in the way they name their rubbers. Moon, Earth, Jupiter, Mercury, Apollo, Big Dipper and then with many different...

Saw a new blade from Yinhe, Win ALC. Supposedly it's better than Pro 01 and replicate the old tag Viscaria with better power and spin compared to normal Viscaria. Anyone has tried this?

Greetings! I've been playing for a few years, but only for a few months in a proper club with a proper coach. Still, I feel like my technique has improved a lot. I've been using a pre-made Double Fish Black Carbon King 5*, but it's gotten pretty beat up, so I'm looking for an upgrade. I've...

Any recommendation yinhe rubber for backhand?

Hi all, I've used Sanwei Fextra in the past and it really like it's shape and handle. It's the best all wood blade that I've played ao far... I've also used the Yinhe v14 Pro and though it's a great blade, I've found it to be a bit big and heavy when compared to the Sanwei. So my question...

Shortly about myself: I am a returning both wings looper with a powerful FH, who didn’t play in 2016-2022 for a stupid irrelevant reason. I am a bit older and bigger than Timo Boll but still quite fit. So I began playing again, joined a club and started participating in regional leagues. After...

I'm currently using yinhe moon 12 blue on backhand, did 'downgrading' myself for few months to get back the feeling/confidence on my weak bh side after long hiatus postcovid pandemic. Now I thought generally I'm improving on bh side but as time goes by, I felt like I need more power on backhand...

Hi everyone! Since I recently went on a spree buying several Chinese rubbers to try out, I thought I'd write about my experiences with them, hopefully to be informative for you guys! I am an amateur player, playing for 1.5 year again, after a 12 year hiatus. I play a generally attacking style...

sorry to ask if funds are limited and are only used for training for beginners. which one should you choose? Yinhe Mercury 2 or Sanwei UltraSpin T88

So both of them are supposed to be two of the stiffest blades out there, but their composition is still completely different. So which one have you used? What can you tell me about it? Or if both, what are the differences? Thanks.

Can anyone who has played with big dipper 1st version 38 or 39 degrees compare it to older rubbers like Vega Pro, Rakza 7, Fastarc G1 in terms of spin producing? I tried to look info online but couldn't find anything. I had Rakza 7 and it was okay but it didn't seem particularly spinny rubber to...

I am 1.85m player and I consider myself as a begginer-intermediate, I read some texts about being a tall player and I can relate some of the thing like more of backhand dominat, although I also like to hit with fh but it feels "weird"?, but there were also a weird thing that a guy said, he said...

Yinhe LQ-1 (38USD$)...