Yinhe Uranus U-4 (U2004)

All-wood 5 reviews

Blade description:

Yinhe U2004 (U-4) Table Tennis Blade

The Yinhe U2004 (U-4) table tennis blade is designed to provide excellent control and consistency, making it an ideal option for all-round players. This blade is a 5-ply wood construction with a limba outer ply and ayous inner plies, giving it a balanced feel and good flexibility.

Players who have used the Yinhe U2004 (U-4) blade have given it an overall rating of 8 out of 10, with an average speed rating of 7, control rating of 9, stiffness rating of 7, hardness rating of 6.7, consistency rating of 7.5, and weight rating of 84g. These ratings indicate that the U2004 (U-4) is a versatile blade that provides good control and spin, while still offering enough speed and power for attacking shots.

The U2004 (U-4) blade is also relatively lightweight, making it easy to handle and maneuver. The 6.0mm thickness of the blade provides a good amount of flex, which helps to absorb vibration and improve control. This makes the blade well-suited for players who prefer a softer touch at the table.

Overall, the Yinhe U2004 (U-4) table tennis blade is a great all-round blade that is suitable for players of all skill levels. Its balanced feel, good control, and consistency make it an ideal choice for players who want to improve their overall game.

Recent Reviews

#1 — December 2014

It’s not a Stiga CR clone, as I own both blades. This blade has to be paired with soft rubbers; otherwise, you’ll lose feedback. I used it for a long time with H3 Provincial on the forehand and changed my backhand many times because I couldn’t find a suitable rubber until I put on Butterfly Flextra, which was really good.

I would not recommend this blade anyway, and no sweat because they stopped selling it ;).

#2 — October 2011

Very controllable blade. I tested this with Yasaka Mark V, the same rubber I use to test all my blades. It’s got good all-wood control and feeling, perhaps thanks to the hollow in the handle. It works very well for someone looking for a first blade, or looking to try something different.

#3 — July 2011

Well, most people think that it is just a clone. I think it is stiffer than Stiga OC, and it is more powerful. You can see it is thicker.

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