yinhe any good??

[Darren Maudling]

Still looking at blades and seen some yinhe I like
I get the impression they're lower end which doesn't always mean bad ?
Anyone use yinhe or have used a blade ?
Any comments hit me up

 

[xKonijero]

They said Yinhe t8s is comparable to tb alc. Though I haven't tried the tb alc yet, I'm using t8s as of the moment.

 

[Darren Maudling]

Wow that's interesting xKinijero thank you for the info I'll take a look

 

[Baal]

Their blades are ok, and really good relative to the price.

A lot of their blades are quite similar to the designs of other more expansive blades. Not identical, but you can definitely tell what they are aiming at. At the same time, for the most part, their "cloning" stays within ethical boundaries, except maybe for the time they copied even the visual look of an OSP blade.

Another company you might want to check is Doubleday (from Taiwan), who were once the OEM for some Butterfly blades.

If you like Butterfly ALC blades like Viscaria or Timo Boll ALC, you might also want to check out the Donic True Carbon.

 

[Airoc]

Their blades are ok, and really good relative to the price.

A lot of their blades are quite similar to the designs of other more expansive blades. Not identical, but you can definitely tell what they are aiming at. At the same time, for the most part, their "cloning" stays within ethical boundaries, except maybe for the time they copied even the visual look of an OSP blade.

I agree. They kinda replicate the concepts, but not the designs - and especially for the prices asked you cannot complain about quality.

Another ALC clone ist the Force ARC from GEWO, I have heard more than one voice saying it´s excellent.

 

[fshimon]

Galaxy W-5 is also nice blade. It has soft carbon in it. Great Control and decent spin and speed

 

[Darren Maudling]

Thanks everyone ping pong.co.uk have some deals so I may get a bargain

 

[Robin Llabres]

Thanks everyone ping pong.co.uk have some deals so I may get a bargain

The guy who runs ppong.co.uk is a friend of mine and plays at the same club as me. I will be testing some blades out tomorrow and can let you know my thoughts if thats any help.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Yinhe is very good
out of the "clone" brands, Yinhe is by far the biggest
In fact, there is a lot of Yinhe "own" product which is pretty decent too
Yinhe also sponsors a lot of domestic TT structure inside China, include something like 9 provincial teams (junior to senior level).

 

[Darren Maudling]

That would be awesome Robin much appreciated

 

[Darren Maudling]

The guy who runs ppong.co.uk is a friend of mine and plays at the same club as me. I will be testing some blades out tomorrow and can let you know my thoughts if thats any help.

Did id you get chance to test any of the blades Robin ?

Cheers

 

[chuckjordan2]

I use a Yinhe W6, a clone of the YEO. It fits my style only wish the handle was wider. What fits me may not fit you.

 

[Ilia Minkin]

I have an Y-4 and the quality is very, very good, comparable to the top brands.

 

[Darren Maudling]

Seems the quality is not an issue which is good to know

now to choose a blade

 

[phillypong]

Yinhe has lots of different blades , good enough quality imo.

But rubberwise i once tried a Yinhe Sun rubber, i found it to be very mediocre, clearly less than modern tensors or tenergy like rubbers.
Maybe the Yinhe Big Dipper is ok i guess ...

 

[sspark80]

I've read several good reviews of the W-1 blade, but they are all from several years ago (cell ball era). Has anyone used this blade w/ the poly balls enough to comment on it?