Yinhe 677s

I played with this blade twice so far. It’s very similar to the Stiga Clipper Wood. The blade has a large control area; it instantly breaks through sticky rubbers without delay. It’s very powerful in speed, faster than the Yinhe T-11s. I expected it to be softer to give a delay and spin, but only the rubbers can compensate for this. It’s easy to play in the second zone.

If you use proper power, the blade returns the ball in a strike of lightning. The hand feel is clear, and the blade dwells on the ball decently. The spin is satisfying enough. The 7 wood blade has a kiri core and a limba outer layer, giving outstanding support with power. You can counter spin with much ease.