T-11+T-11S FL Table Tennis Blade

I have never seen a blade this light. This is 70gms and I installed 729 Focus III rubbers on both sides, 42 deg. very bouncy. The handle is good, feels good in the hand. the thickness feels a bit thicker than some of my other rackets. I have not played for 30 years and now am getting back into TT, hopefully getting my kids to play and exercise during this Covid time. I could not spend money on a Butterfly Sriver rubbers and blades etc. So this is an inexpensive alternative. I was searching for 729 as some of the other colleague at college used to use 729, i remember it had less bounce and a unique feel. This handle is so light that It is actually a bit difficult to feel the impact of the 40+ ball. The rubbers I'm using feel closer to Butterfly Tackiness drive.I am still trying to get used to it, have only played a few days for 40 min each day. IT IS FUN to use. compare to this my Sportout racket that i bought for kids is 204gm and now feels heavy. I cut some excess rubber and now the racket is 150gm.The Yinhe feels sturdy, and I can see the two carbon layers from the edge. Balsa layer is thick. The balance of it seems to feel a bit top heavy (with rubbers); handle side feels very light. It is kind of hard to explain, it will take some getting used to. I have never used a racket this light before, even when I used to play Mark V and Sriver on a racket (on probably cheapo Dunlop wood, no name racket with rubbers replaced).The combination of 729 Focus III and this blade is a tricky and bouncy one and is taking some getting used to. However, it is great fun to be playing again. Top spin shots are fast, direct flat smashes good, back hand chop, slice also very effective. If you want a light blade where YOU control the shot and the momentum of the shot is not based on weight, and is based on the speed of the shot, then this will work for you. I use things nicely so I know this wont break so easily and will last some time. I am not a professional, so doesn't matter to me if playing defensive or offensive with whatever racket. But attack on this is somewhat easier than defence. I will buy another one of these and use thinner 1.9mm rubber, like Rozena. Comparable 2 ply carbon blades are 4 times the price of this.Update: The more I use it, I get better used to this. The quality is good. No holes or gaps in construction. Very nice. Recommended for attack and fast play and slow as well. This kind of light racket you are bound to last longer and spend less energy in playing, and increase swing speed.I just received a blade from different manufacturer, and it had defects, so I will be ordering another one of the Yinhe T11s soon.

That is the 2nd one I buy.I use it with the chinese rubber Focus III,It is quite bouncy, you dont have to swing like craisy to make a point

The carbon gives the blade good speed. The handle gives it a good feel, even thought it is so light. The picture shows two blades, but the description says you get only one. You should get two, for the price offered. Look elsewhere on Amazon to get it at a reasonable price. Compare at YinHe T-11+ Table Tennis Blade, Handle-Flared. Also check out the Yinhe T-10+ blade, which is very similar - YinHe T-10+ Table Tennis Blade, Handle-Flared.

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