Yasaka Falck Carbon

Composite/carbon
≈ 87 grams≈ 1399 Hz$203

Blade description

The Yasaka Falck Carbon is a 5+2 construction composite blade designed for attacking players who prioritize a balance between offensive power and tactile feedback. By placing the Japanese Premium Carbon (JPC) layers closer to the wooden core, the blade achieves a solid, stiff feel with minimal vibration, while maintaining the nuanced touch often associated with all-wood rackets.

Performance Characteristics

  • Speed and Power: The carbon integration provides a significant boost in speed, allowing for aggressive play and powerful finishing shots. It is frequently compared to high-end inner-carbon blades, offering performance characteristics similar to established professional-grade equipment.
  • Feel and Control: Despite the inclusion of carbon, the blade is noted for its high level of ball feedback. Users often report a smoother transition for those moving away from traditional all-wood blades, as it retains a delicate touch for finesse shots and controlled placement.
  • Build and Weight: The blade typically weighs between 82 and 83 grams, making it a relatively lightweight option. The construction is highly durable, with the internal positioning of the carbon layers providing better protection against accidental impacts with the table edge.

Usage Recommendations

This blade is well-suited for aggressive attackers who rely on precision and need extra power without sacrificing the ability to feel the ball during delicate exchanges. Its performance profile makes it particularly effective for players using short pips on the forehand or those seeking a stable, high-performance alternative to more expensive market equivalents. Note that while the build quality is high, some users may find the finish around the handle area requires minor sanding for optimal comfort.

Also Known As

  • Chinese: 法尔克碳素 (slang: 法尔克)
  • Japanese: ファルクカーボン (slang: ファルク)
  • German: (slang: Falck)

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Recent Reviews

#1 — May 2026

I must confess to more play with 7-ply wood blades than carbon—including the W7, the wood version of this blade. Both blades have good control. The carbon blade has increased speed and a crisper feeling on strong shots, but this is not the fastest carbon blade out there. As an inner carbon, it has a good short game and control. I certainly like it more than the Victas Innerar. The W7 has more flex. This is not the kind of blade where I can hit winners from well off the table. Definitely a blade that should be considered for anyone looking for an inner carbon blade. I have two, and they are like 79 and 84 grams and are lighter than the three W7s that I own.

Update: I now have a third blade that is 84 grams as well. I really like this blade. Good speed, good spin, good control. I don’t think people recognize how good this blade is. I should note that its price has gone up to over 190 USD.

#2 — May 2025

Tried this blade. I preferred it to the butterfly inner carbon blades; definitely more feel and control, but I’ve decided to go back to all wood.

Good blade. I agree with others that the finish is a bit rough around the handle—nothing sandpaper can’t sort out.

#3 — August 2024

Perfect for a forehand short pips player (male).

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