Victas Han Ying Table Tennis Blade

The VICTAS Han Ying Table Tennis Blade combines five wood plies with inner-fiber reinforcement and an OFF− rating, offering a distinctive option for players who combine defensive technique with active offense. Introduced in the 2026 range, it brings a composite construction to a playing style built around chopping, placement, and timely counterattacks.

The blade’s inner-fiber construction is central to its design. The reinforcement sits within the wood structure, beneath the outer wood layers. For players interested in moving from an all-wood defensive blade to a composite model, this layout offers an alternative worth considering while retaining wood as the initial contact surface beneath the rubber.

Its OFF− classification is an important part of understanding the Han Ying. This is a blade for players who want an attacking dimension within their defensive game. Chopping can establish the rally, but the ability to move forward and attack a suitable ball remains part of the intended approach. Players who regularly switch between patient defense and positive strokes are likely to find this combination especially relevant.

The 165 × 155 mm blade face provides a generous hitting area for defensive play. A larger face is particularly relevant when reaching for wide balls or making chopping contact away from the table. It also gives players a substantial surface for combining different rubber types, whether their setup uses inverted rubber on both sides or a pips-out rubber alongside an attacking forehand.

For chopping and spin variation, the Han Ying fits a game built around purposeful returns. Deep placement can keep the opponent away from the table, while a shorter ball changes the distance and timing of the next attack. The blade provides the foundation for this approach, with the selected rubbers and the player’s contact determining much of the resulting spin and trajectory.

When an attacking opportunity appears, the OFF− design gives the Han Ying a clear offensive role. A defender may choose to step in with a forehand topspin, drive into an open angle, or counter a weaker ball. This makes the blade relevant to players who want their equipment to accommodate both the defensive phase of a point and the stroke that changes its direction.

The FL handle features a flared shape that widens toward the end of the grip. This familiar shakehand profile suits players who prefer a defined base to the handle during full swings. Its natural wood appearance and pink detailing give the blade a recognizable finish, complemented by geometric patterns and the Han Ying name on the blade face.

Rubber selection allows players to shape the complete racket around their priorities. A defensive pips-out rubber paired with an attacking inverted rubber can create distinct roles for the two sides. Players who prefer inverted-rubber defense can instead build their setup around chopping and topspin on both wings. The Han Ying is best considered as a platform for a defensive game with a deliberate attacking component.

🔍 Key Features & Play Characteristics

✅ Five-Ply Wood Construction – Combines five wood layers with internal fiber reinforcement.

✅ Inner-Fiber Design – Places the reinforcing material beneath the outer wood layers.

✅ OFF− Classification – Offers an offensive dimension for players who attack as part of their defensive game.

✅ 165 × 155 mm Blade Face – Provides a generous hitting area for defensive strokes.

✅ Defense-to-Attack Versatility – Relevant to chopping, placement, and selective counterattacking play.

✅ FL Shakehand Handle – Features a flared grip with natural wood and pink detailing.

👤 Who Should Use VICTAS Han Ying?

✔️ Modern defenders who combine chopping with active attacks

✔️ Players interested in an inner-fiber defensive setup

✔️ Choppers who regularly step forward to counterattack

✔️ Players who prefer a larger blade face

✔️ Combination-racket users who assign different roles to each side

✔️ Shakehand players who prefer an FL handle