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Yasaka Max Carbon 3D
MAX CARBON 3D from Yasaka has 7 wooden veneers and two carbon layers in combination with the Yasaka 3D technique which results in a powerful blade with a large sweet spot. Nowadays many players are looking for a faster blade, especially with the new glue regulation. This is a superfast...
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Yasaka Max Wood
Yasaka MAXWOOD is a 7-ply combination including 2 harder veneers. Powerful, aimed for the player that is looking for maximum speed in the attack and blocking. 7 wooden veneers. Produced in the famous blade factory in Tranås, Sweden. Lacquered. Handles: straight, concave, anatomic, penhold SPEED – 19+ CONTROL – 13...
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Yasaka Resonate GI
The Resonate GI is a high performance inner-carbon table tennis blade designed for exceptional stability and precision. Featuring a combination of elastic wood on the surface and G-carbon positioned inside, this blade delivers a balanced rebound and superior ball control. Its softer hitting feel makes it ideal for players prioritizing...
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Yasaka Resonate GO
The Resonate GO is a top tier outer-carbon table tennis blade crafted for players who emphasize offensive play. Featuring a combination of G-carbon and high-rebound wood, this blade offers crisp ball feel, yet remains userfriendly with a moderate touch. Ideal for aggressive players seeking high speed performance without sacrificing control....
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Yasaka Silver 9
SILVER 9 WOOD – Yasaka’s newly introduced blade is the fastest blade in the Silver Line series. It’s a high tech fast attacking table tennis blade produced in the famous table tennis factory in Tranås, Sweden. The construction of this 9-ply blade is 3 hard centre veneers which are glued...
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Yasaka Silver Carbon
Yasaka SILVER CARBON is a high tech fast attacking table tennis blade produced in the famous table tennis factory in Tranås, Sweden. SILVER CARBON has 2 thin carbon layers. The hard outer veneers in combination with the carbon layers make the size of the sweet spot (hitting area with maximum...
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Yasaka Silver Carbon + Rakza Rubber Offer
Yasaka SILVER CARBON is a high tech fast attacking table tennis blade produced in the famous table tennis factory in Tranås, Sweden. SILVER CARBON has 2 thin carbon layers. The hard outer veneers in combination with the carbon layers make the size of the sweet spot (hitting area with maximum...
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Yasaka Sweden Classic
SWEDEN CLASSIC from Yasaka is a blade that has has unsurpassed ball feeling and superb control which gives a perfect blade for players that can mix technical attack near the table and top spin play short distance from the table. 5 wooden veneers. Produced in the famous table tennis factory...
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Yasaka Sweden Defensive
SWEDEN DEFENSIVE from Yasaka is a blade produced in the famous table tennis factory in Tranås, Sweden. Most defensive players are looking for optimal soft touch of the ball combined with exceptional feeling and control. Yasaka’s SWEDEN DEFENSIVE is designed to meet that demand. Fractionally softer outer veneers and a...
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Yasaka Sweden EK Carbon
SWEDEN EK CARBON has the same “5 + 2 layers” construction as all other Yasaka carbon blades. The outer veneers are made by oak wood, grown in Scandinavia. The oak wood is hard and improves the blades stiffness and speed. In addition it gives also an elegant look. Laquered. Produced...
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Yasaka Sweden Extra
SWEDEN EXTRA blade from Yasaka is one of the absolute best selling blade in the World, famous for its perfect balance between power and feeling. The optimum combination between power and feeling. The harder inner veneers in very precise cut and the special medium soft surface veneer is considered among...
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Yasaka Sweden Guardian
SWEDEN GUARDIAN for the modern defensive player who wants to be able to make offensive attacks to disturb the opponent and get important points. The blade SWEDEN GUARDIAN, produced in the famous blad factory in Tranås Sweden, is based on the classical Swedish allround construction famous for its good control...
