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Introducing the Yinhe Earth E-3 table tennis blade, a perfect blend of speed, control, and consistency crafted for players seeking dominance in their game.
With a well-balanced speed rating of 80 and exceptional control rated at 90, the Earth E-3 blade effortlessly strikes the balance between offensive and defensive play, allowing players to execute both lightning-fast attacks and controlled defensive shots with precision.
Composed of five plies, the Earth E-3 showcases a medium stiffness level of 3.3 and a moderate hardness rating of 5.1, offering a forgiving touch and excellent feedback for players to fine-tune their technique.
The blade's consistency rating of 9.4 speaks volumes about its ability to deliver consistent performance, minimizing the impact of mishits and ensuring reliable shot-making capabilities.
Weighing in at 87 grams, the Earth E-3 provides a comfortable playing experience without compromising on power or stability. Its 5.7mm thickness contributes to its overall balance and responsiveness.
Forum reviews praise the Earth E-3's exceptional control and consistency, while its speed is deemed sufficient for competitive play. Players appreciate its versatility, deeming it suitable for both close-to-table and mid-distance playstyles.
In summary, the Yinhe Earth E-3 table tennis blade stands as a remarkable choice for players seeking a balanced blend of speed, control, and consistency, making it a versatile weapon for all-around dominance. With its ability to excel in both offensive and defensive play, the Earth E-3 empowers players to unleash their full potential on the table.
This blade is worthy for this price and has excellent quality.
This is my first blade; before that, I played only with premade rackets. My first impression is that this blade is only slightly faster than premade rackets. But after some training, I realized that this blade is like an extension of your arm — if you hit it slowly, this blade is slow, and if you hit it hard, this blade is rocket fast. I recommend this blade for everybody, even if you are only starting to develop your feeling, because it’s perfect for that.
I use a sticky hybrid BIG DIPPER on FH and a cheap bouncy “tensor” like AK47 rubber on BH. I think this is a good combination, although my technique is not perfect. I’ll stick with this blade, and for further improvement, I want to try true Chinese sticky rubber DHS NEO HURRICANE 3 on FH and tensor GOLD ARC 8 rubber on BH.
Classic limba spruce ayous core composition. A great control attack blade. A steal at around £14. As good as Stiga Offensive Classic but marginally faster.
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