DHS Table Tennis Reviews

Every DHS blade and rubber we have reviewed, ranked by rating, with head-to-head comparisons against the rest of our database.

DHS Blades

DHS Hurricane 301 8.6/10
Intermediate and improving offensive players, especially forehand-dominant loopers and third- or fifth-ball attackers, who want a spin-friendly inner arylate-carbon blade with a wide control range at an affordable price.
DHS Hurricane Long 5 8.6/10
Intermediate-to-advanced attackers who loop with tacky Chinese rubber on the forehand and want a controllable, high-arc inner-carbon blade for a close-to-mid-table topspin game.
DHS Hurricane King 8.5/10
Experienced offensive and looping players who want a pure-wood, national-team-style blade to pair with tacky Chinese rubber and are willing to generate their own power on every stroke.
DHS Power G3 8.0/10
Intermediate loopers on a budget who want an all-wood OFF+ blade for close-to-table and mid-distance topspin play with tacky Chinese rubbers.
DHS Power G7 7.8/10
Budget-conscious aggressive players; intermediate players stepping up from 5-ply to 7-ply; developing players who want an all-wood OFF blade at an accessible price

DHS Rubbers

DHS Hurricane 3-NEO 8.5/10
Developing-to-advanced offensive and all-round players who lead with the forehand, loop close to the table, and value heavy spin and a powerful first attack over springy speed. Ideal for anyone upgrading from a premade racket who wants a serious Chinese forehand rubber on a budget.
DHS Hurricane 3 8.5/10
Attacking shakehand or penhold players who loop with a full forehand stroke, want maximum spin and control over plug-and-play speed, and don't mind boosting and maintaining a tacky Chinese rubber.
DHS Gold Arc 8 8.4/10
Developing to advanced attackers who loop more than they flat-hit and want a spinny, controllable sheet for either wing without paying Tenergy or Dignics money.
DHS Hurricane 3 National Blue Sponge 8.4/10
Advanced and elite offensive players who employ Chinese-style forehand loop technique with high swing speed and intend to boost the rubber. Ideal on medium-flex inner-carbon or all-wood blades. Not recommended for beginners, players under club level, or backhand use.
DHS Hurricane 8 8.2/10
Developing to intermediate, forehand-dominant attackers who want the spin and feel of a tacky Chinese rubber but with more speed and easier driving than a boosted Hurricane 3 Neo, and who have the footwork and physique to handle a heavy rubber.
DHS Skyline TG3 8.2/10
Advanced and upper-intermediate players who use a close-to-the-table topspin game, have developed proper Chinese looping technique, and want a premium-level hard tacky forehand rubber at a budget price. Also a strong choice for penhold players seeking sensitivity and serve dominance.
DHS Gold Arc 5 8.0/10
Intermediate to advanced players seeking a high-control, non-tensor backhand rubber with European feel and budget-friendly pricing. Also suitable for players developing stroke mechanics who want predictable, consistent feedback without tensor bounce.
DHS Hurricane 2 7.8/10
Budget-minded, close-to-the-table forehand loopers with Chinese penhold or shakehand technique who want maximum spin on loops and serves without paying Tenergy-class prices.

DHS Head-to-Head Comparisons

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