Yinhe Pro 05

Blade Comparison:

• Similar to Hurricane Long 5 in all aspects, but with a wider grip and standard head size.
• Comparable speed to Viscaria, but offers better permanence, spin, control, and feel.
• Faster than Harimoto, with less vibration, more stability, and a slightly harder touch.

Quality and Value:

• Exceptional build quality and craftsmanship, comparable to premium blades at a fraction of the cost.
• Despite owning Viscaria, Harimoto, and HL5, the reviewer asserts that this blade offers the best value and performance.

Blade Setup:

• The reviewer uses the blade with G1 rubber on the backhand and PK50 rubber on the forehand, highlighting its versatility and compatibility with various playing styles.

The best blade I’ve ever used. It’s incredible for looping from anywhere on the table. Spinning and blocking are also very easy and effective. It has a medium-soft touch but provides good power, speed, and support when you loop or hit harder. The dwell time is medium.

When paired with the right rubbers, this blade becomes a beast. It goes well with both Chinese and Japanese rubbers.

I wouldn’t trade this blade for anything from BTY or DHS.

One blade weighed approximately 88g, while the other two weighed 90g. The resonance frequency is around 1350Hz.

The blade comes with a surface seal. The finish is good, but the wings need to be sanded.

I highly recommend this blade!

This YinHe blade is a good choice for players who prefer a loop and topspin playing style.

The first time I tried this blade, it felt a little bit heavier compared to DHS Hurricane Ma Long 5, but the control seemed better. I used Fastarc G1 at FH and Donic Bluestorm Z2 at BH. This blade is recommended for advanced players, not for beginners.