Donic Original True Carbon

Review

The blade is relatively flexible, but it handles heavy spin quite well (for example, against a spinny serve). It also has good control for short, precise balls, such as flicks. The Yinhe T-11 blade combines nicely with ALC on the forehand and 05fx on the backhand. The blade produces good speed and power, especially when attacking, while still offering good control.

Compared to other blades

In comparison to the Donic Original True Carbon, the Yinhe T-11 is slightly softer and slower. The Tibhar Evolution MX-P is significantly faster and spinnier than the Yinhe T-11.

Play style

The Yinhe T-11 is a well-rounded blade that is suitable for a variety of play styles. It is especially suitable for players who prefer fast, powerful strokes, but still want some control for short, precise balls. The blade is also suitable for players who prefer to use a flatter hitting style, as it provides slightly less spin than some other blades.

Conclusion

The Yinhe T-11 is a great blade for players who want a fast, powerful blade with good control. It is well-suited for both offensive and defensive play styles.

I use this blade and the Viscaria. I actually prefer this one. It’s such a great blade. It can do it all. It’s very fast, with great control and feeling. I just feel at home with it. All rubbers just shine on this blade. It’s not too stiff, not too soft, and has a good balance and nice sound. I simply can’t find anything about it that I don’t like. Even the price is great. Donic did a great job with it. Anders Lind uses this blade. The fact that this blade doesn’t have hundreds of ratings here is shocking to me, honestly.