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The Yinhe T-1 table tennis blade, also known as the Galaxy T-1, is a high-performance blade designed for advanced and professional players seeking a balance between speed and control. Crafted with five layers of carbon and wood materials, this blade delivers exceptional power and precision.
With a speed rating of 10, the Yinhe T-1 allows players to generate fast, aggressive shots with relative ease. Its control rating of 7 offers excellent responsiveness and touch, enabling precise shot placement and spin control. The blade's stiffness rating of 8.5 and hardness rating of 8.5 contribute to its overall stability and consistency, providing solid feedback and minimizing mishits.
At a weight of approximately 86 grams, the Yinhe T-1 offers a balanced feel and maneuverability. Its 7.4mm thickness provides a good balance between power and control, making it suitable for a wide range of playing styles and strokes.
Reviews from experienced table tennis players highlight the Yinhe T-1's impressive consistency and spin potential. Many users praise its ability to generate powerful topspin shots while maintaining excellent control. Additionally, the blade's durability and resistance to deformation are noted as positive attributes.
Overall, the Yinhe T-1 table tennis blade is an exceptional choice for experienced players who prioritize speed, control, and spin. Its combination of carbon and wood materials, along with its carefully designed construction, makes it a sought-after blade among advanced and professional players worldwide.
Clone of Schlager Carbon, but the control is much better than Schlager Carbon. Yesterday I broke an ap seamless 40+ ball.
Mine is the T1S, and all I can say is it’s amazing.
The only strange thing is that it sounds like a balsa blade. I would describe it as fast+, but you have to commit to every shot. It’s best to attack right after the serve and keep attacking.
I am using it with the Stiga Calibra LT Plus on both sides, which may be why it sounds like a balsa blade since the rubber is rated as hard.
It flicks like nothing I have ever used. Close to the table control took a couple of games to figure out. The answer is wrist with good contact, and it screams.
It’s funny, but it forced me to stay at the table more and attack because it just seemed possible.
For such a fast and cheap blade, I am shocked. I wanted to get a blade similar to my Schlager Carbon that I sold way back, but nothing really compares. This combo reacts fast, so fast that initially I thought the rubber was not gripping the ball.
At first, I thought this is not working for me, but then, “Whoa.” Sticking with this, it seems to reward aggression. Just got to fire and forget.
-Tom
The blade is fast, but there is a loss of control.
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