Yinhe Moon Speed
Rubber description:
Rubber Type
This product is a tensor rubber.
Performance Characteristics
Moon Speed is a grippy, non-tacky offensive rubber designed for players who prioritize speed, flat hitting, and blocking over high-arc loop production. It features a bouncier, more elastic performance profile compared to the original Moon, making it effective for aggressive, close-to-the-table play. While it is capable of generating decent spin, its primary strengths lie in its âupper gearâ speed and stability during high-velocity exchanges.
Playing Dynamics
- Throw Angle: This rubber is characterized by a low to medium throw angle, which favors driving, smashing, and direct shot placement.
- Spin and Control: While the topsheet provides good grip, it is not highly tacky. Users note that it requires precise blade angle and stroke execution to manage backspin, as the rubberâs bouncy nature can make the short game and looping feel unpredictable for some.
- Setup Recommendations: Performance varies significantly by sponge hardness and blade choice. The medium and soft versions are generally considered more versatile and user-friendly, while the hard versions can feel dense or âdead.â It performs best on stiff, fast blades, such as carbon compositions, which help maximize the rubberâs inherent speed and stability in the block and drive game.
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Recent Reviews
#1 â June 2025
Muy similar al Dignics, pero con menos velocidad.
#2 â July 2022
I had two sheets of Moon Speed, one hard and one medium. I donât recommend the hard version. Itâs very dense and unresponsive, feels linear, and lacks catapult effect. Itâs difficult to play with and unimpressive overall.
The medium version, however, is a wonderful rubber that I highly recommend. It resembles Tenergy and plays like a toned-down version. Itâs grippy and generates good spin. It has a nice bounce and elasticity, not Tenergy level, but decent nonetheless. I rate its speed as 8.8, which is very good for its price point. This rubber excels at opening loops, flicks, and blocking. Its blocking is particularly stable, making it ideal for counterpunching. From behind the table, it requires a bit more player input for power.
This rubber is a great alternative to AK47. While AK47 has a matte finish, Moon Speed has a glossy one.
#3 â August 2020
Actually, Yinhe Moon Speed has many versions. The regular version has a red sponge, while the limited version comes with a black rubber with a blue sponge and a red rubber with a yellow sponge.
I have already used the regular version with a red sponge. It is really good for backhand or forehand with medium sponge. It produces nice spin and speed when I use it on Yinhe T1s.
Next time, I tried the limited version with red rubber and a yellow sponge on my Stiga Clipper CR. It made me really disappointed because there was no spin and no speed. It felt like a dead rubber, so I do not recommend red rubber with a yellow sponge.
Now, I am using the black rubber limited version with a blue sponge. It is really nice and very grippy. It is really good for topspin players and smashes, and it is really good for backhand flick and backspin.
So, I recommend the regular Moon Speed version and the black rubber blue sponge limited version.
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