Yinhe Pro 01
Blade description
The Yinhe Pro 01 is a composite blade featuring a 5+2 construction that incorporates Arylate Carbon (ALC) layers. It is widely recognized as a performance-oriented alternative to the Butterfly Viscaria. The blade utilizes a Koto top ply, which provides a crisp, responsive feel, and it is characterized by an offensive speed profile suitable for aggressive play.
Performance Characteristics
- Speed and Power: The blade offers significant offensive speed, particularly effective for fast attacking near the table and powerful loop-drives from mid-distance. It is notably bouncy, requiring disciplined technique to prevent overshooting the table during short strokes.
- Control and Dwell: Despite its high speed, users report a reliable level of control, often noted as having a slightly longer dwell time than its direct competitors. This allows for effective ball placement and spin generation.
- Feel and Stiffness: The blade has a stiff, solid feel with a large sweet spot. While it shares structural similarities with other popular ALC blades, some users find it to be slightly softer or more flexible depending on the specific assembly and rubber pairing.
- Ergonomics: The blade features a larger, thicker handle compared to several other manufacturers, which may feel more substantial in the hand but could be obstructive for players with smaller grips.
This blade is well-suited for intermediate and advanced players who prioritize an aggressive, topspin-oriented game. It performs consistently across various rubber types, including tacky Chinese-style rubbers and modern tensioned rubbers, making it a versatile tool for those who prefer the behavior and feedback typical of classic ALC composite blades.
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Recent Reviews
#1 — January 2026
Coming from ishlion TAMCA ULC… Playing with the blade felt like cardboard, a hollow feel, and the sound was also hollow.
It doesn’t lack in speed or rebound, but there’s something missing.
I tried ZJK ALC; the Pro 01 has the same genetics but with much more hollowness.
I think it is because of the thin core. The layer after the core looks a bit thick, and I am pretty sure that layer is soft.
Though my blade is 92g, it doesn’t at all feel as heavy.
So I think this blade is good for those who play with fast agility close to the table.
The biggest problem for me is that the handle is way too small at the neck, making my hand grip unstable; I had to put a rubber grip around it.
FH: Big Dipper V H.40
BH: Moon 12 Blue H-
#2 — January 2026
Compared to FZD ALC, I think this blade is not even close to Viscaria. It is too stiff. I paired it with 09c FH and BH. There is no vibration feedback that I can feel, and I also cannot generate enough spin on the ball. The ball just bounces when it touches the rubber, with very little dwell time. It is just not worth it.
#3 — January 2026
Easy to use. Good control; blocks are almost automatic. Speed is also great. Definitely a must-try. Considering the price, it is one of the best fast blades out there IMO.
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