Weight
87g
Thickness
5.8mm
Plies
5-ply
Head Size
158x152
Handles
FL / ST
Material
AllWood
Head Shape
Standard
Balance
Balanced
Silverline All Wood
Yasaka Silverline All Wood is a high-tech allround blade crafted in Sweden for players seeking a perfect blend of control, spin, and power. Its unique construction features very hard outer veneers processed under high pressure, which expands the sweet spot for greater consistency. A slightly thicker medium-density core provides excellent ball feel and sufficient power for offensive play. With its attractive design and advanced technology, this blade stands out as a distinctive and versatile choice in the allround category.
The construction features very hard outer veneers treated with high pressure, which contribute to a larger sweet spot and increased control. The core is a medium-density wood, slightly thicker than typical for allround blades, providing good feel and power.
TT Sensei Ratings
✦Our expert analysis of this blade's performance characteristics
Yasaka Silverline All Wood offers speed that leans toward the higher end of the allround category, making it suitable for offensive play. While some players perceive it as slower than expected for an ALL+ blade due to the hard top plies, it provides enough power for effective attacking shots, especially when paired with good technique. Our testing shows it delivers a balanced pace that supports both control and aggression.
Control is a significant strength of this blade. The hard outer veneers and overall construction contribute to a large sweet spot and excellent ball feedback, allowing for precise placement and consistent stroke execution. Players report that this makes it easier to maintain accuracy during rallies, whether blocking or looping.
Yasaka Silverline All Wood provides a noticeable feel and good feedback. The hard outer plies give a less crisp sensation compared to some premium blades, but it delivers a satisfying connection with the ball, especially when hitting the sweet spot. Players describe a unique property where it feels stiffer on harder hits and more flexible on lighter strokes.
With certain rubber combinations, this blade can produce a medium-high throw angle, which is beneficial for offensive looping and adding arc to shots.
This blade is known for having good dwell time, which aids in spin generation and control, particularly when looping underspin balls. It allows players to feel the ball on the blade longer, facilitating more spinny and controlled shots.
Despite the hard outer plies, Yasaka Silverline All Wood offers good flexibility, allowing for effective looping and spin-oriented play. This balance between hardness and flexibility is key to its allround capabilities.
Vibration is present but not excessive, providing clear feedback without being jarring. Players report a noticeable but manageable level that helps in sensing ball contact.
Yasaka Silverline All Wood is noted for its good craftsmanship, typical of Swedish-made Yasaka products. The hard outer plies enhance durability, resisting damage from table impacts. Many players find the build quality reliable, with some noting no significant wear after months of regular play.
Technology
Yasaka Silverline All Wood utilizes a specialized high-pressure process for its outer veneers, resulting in increased hardness and a larger sweet spot. This high-tech construction aims to provide enhanced control and consistency by improving the blade's response across the surface. The design also features an attractive, modern aesthetic that sets it apart from more traditional allround blades, combining advanced engineering with visual appeal.
Similar Blades
Yasaka Sweden Extra
This blade is frequently mentioned as similar to Yasaka Silverline All Wood, with the Silverline offering a noticeably bigger sweet spot due to its harder outer surface. Both are considered excellent allround wood blades, but the Silverline provides enhanced control and consistency.
YEO 7 Power
Some players compare the feel and vibration of Yasaka Silverline All Wood to the YEO 7 Power, noting that the Silverline has more dwell time and control, while the YEO 7 Power may have a larger sweet spot. The Silverline is often preferred for its spin-friendly flexibility.