Build quality of galaxy/yinhe blades

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Wow. So you guys have tried a couple of them. I'm thinking of getting a T-11+ after seeing so much positive comments about this one. But, I'm a spin oriented player and I like attacking 3rd ball with loops. I'm currently playing with hard rubbers like aurus and mx-p. So I'm wondering whether T-11+ is good fit for my type of game. If not then which yinhe blade will suite me?

If younare a spin oriented player, use the t-2

yogi_bear wrote: If younare a spin oriented player, use the t-2

Really? That is a very fast carbon blade as far as I recall. Perhaps W-1 or W-2 (or T-7 if you want to go with T-series) would be much more suitable for spin oriented players.

ronakvyas86 wrote: Wow. So you guys have tried a couple of them. I'm thinking of getting a T-11+ after seeing so much positive comments about this one. But, I'm a spin oriented player and I like attacking 3rd ball with loops. I'm currently playing with hard rubbers like aurus and mx-p. So I'm wondering whether T-11+ is good fit for my type of game. If not then which yinhe blade will suite me?

JimT wrote: yogi_bear wrote: If younare a spin oriented player, use the t-2 Really? That is a very fast carbon blade as far as I recall. Perhaps W-1 or W-2 (or T-7 if you want to go with T-series) would be much more suitable for spin oriented players.

I did not find the t2 too fast. In fact it spins well with both hard rubbers like mxp or elp. Compared to the t1 it is slower. It has this medium soft feel when you loop. The control is very good. The t11+ is lighter but the control difference between both blades is not that big.

So, you're saying since t2 and t11+ are similar, t11+ is also good with mx-s and mx-p (like your friend says). There's no negative effect on spin (serve and loops) ?

The T11+ is super light, fast, and stiff. It probably suits flat hitters better. Loopers who brush the ball a lot may have a hard time adjusting to it. The Yinhe V series are super nice for their price, especially the V-14 to V-16. They're more or less the Yinhe's clones of BTY ALC blades and play quite similar.

All the (S) upgraded versions of the T series blades are amazing. They are superb in build quality and most of all, are much more aesthetically pleasing (read: beautiful)

Edited by jk92 - 06/01/2016 at 10:03am

Can you post head dimensions?

ronakvyas86 wrote: Can you post head dimensions?

jk92 wrote: All the (S) upgraded versions of the T series blades are amazing. They are superb in build quality and most of all, are much more aesthetically pleasing (read: beautiful) I have a T4s, and a T2s is on the way Edit: here's my photo, it's still in the shrink wrap though heheh

Kindly do a review of this blade. i saw it in a local store.

I'm just now discovering Yinhe.  Some of these blades are dirt cheap and it seems like all of the reviews I've read on here and other places, are mostly positive.  

I use yinhe blades for 2-3 years. I'm very satisfied. 3 blades total. First was w6, in my opinion much better than primorac off- for brush looping game, forces you to brush, I found it little bit slow for my both wing looping game so I switched to mc2. Before this, I spend years trying to buy flexy off- blade, but with no success. And then came mc2, exactly what I expected, it even has big handle. Now I have Pro Feeling, it's innerforce alc clone, not viscaria clone as stated in this forum few times. Best blade I had (before I had 3 TBS, TB5000, korbels, viscaria...), you can play both brush and through the ball, flex is just perfect, also less sensitive to rubbers than tbs/viscaria.