Yasaka Extra Offensive 7 Power
Blade description
This blade is a high-performance, offensive composite model featuring a 3+2 construction (inner-carbon design). It utilizes a hard, dark walnut outer veneer, which provides a crisp, solid impact feel and a distinct woody sensation, paired with a thin carbon layer positioned internally to add power and stability without sacrificing touch. The blade is notably thin (approximately 5.5mm to 5.8mm), which grants it a degree of flexibility and significant dwell time, despite the inherent stiffness of the carbon and hard outer wood.
Playing Characteristics
- Speed and Power: The blade offers a high level of speed, well-suited for an aggressive, counter-attacking style. It excels in flat hitting, smashing, and powerful topspin drives.
- Feel and Dwell: The inner-force construction and thin structure result in a “dwelly” characteristic, allowing players to feel the ball clearly on the blade surface. This provides excellent feedback for precise short-game play, such as pushes, touches, and flicks.
- Control and Sweet Spot: While the blade is fast, it retains a generous sweet spot, making it forgiving for an offensive blade. However, because of its high performance, it demands consistent technique, particularly when playing at mid-to-long distances from the table.
- Rubber Pairing: The blade performs optimally when paired with soft to medium-hard rubbers. Using softer rubbers helps accentuate the dwell time and enhances the spin-generation potential of the hard walnut surface.
The weight distribution is generally noted as well-balanced, avoiding the head-heavy sensation common in thicker, all-wood alternatives. It is a highly regarded option for players looking to transition from all-wood blades to a composite setup while maintaining a traditional, precise feedback profile.
Also Known As
- Chinese: YE7 (slang: 亚萨卡YE7, 七夹YE)
- Japanese: エクストラオフェンシブ7パワー (slang: EO7, YE7)
- German: (slang: EO7)
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Recent Reviews
#1 — November 2025
My YEO7 Power 88 gr. ST handle. Buat saya handle terlalu lebar. Blade ini ada getarnya. Topply Wenge keras, speed Off, bukan Off+. Mampu menghasilkan spin yang sangat bagus ketika dipasangkan dengan Rakza 9 di FH dan Rakza 7 Soft di BH. Kontrol bagus dan tidak masalah main dekat meja sampai jarak menengah. Speed = 9; Spin = 9,5; control = 9; block = 9; hardness = 7; stiffness = 5; flick = 8,5
#2 — July 2025
Penhold model, 90g paired with Bluestar A1 as RPB and Victas Spinpips D1 on forehand. First, this blade is FAST when hit with A1. Almost every hit is launched like a cannon. On the other hand, with Spinpips the control is amazing. Blocking with it is like training drills with your less skilled partner. Powerful topspins are blocked extremely easy, much different from Clipper or P700, for example. And being so thin, the setup is perfect to change backhand to forehand and forehand to backhand. Maybe I could ask for a bit more speed when smashing, but I must consider Spinpips is not the fastest SP available. Among thin Cpen blades I had (Ma Lin Carbon and Waldner Senso Carbon), YEO7 is the best in terms of control.
#3 — July 2025
This blade now plays much better with 40+ balls than it used to with 40 celluloid balls. This walnut carbon blade plays well only with soft and medium rubbers with a sponge thickness of 2.2 and 2.3. I glued STIGA DNA rubbers to this blade and am very happy with the racket; now I win against those opponents whom I used to lose to. The price of the blade is not expensive, $65 — $75.
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