DHS Hurricane King
Double Happiness (DHS) Hurricane King reviews and ratings on this table tennis blade.
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Ratings (rated 21 times)There are 1 users using the DHS Hurricane King. From manufacturer:
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Reviews of the DHS Hurricane King gekogark1212 said this on April 5, 2008:
Very thin blade, about 5.5mm or so. DHS did quite well in creating a thin blade (for whipping effect) while maintaining that OC feel we've all learned to love.
It is quite a heavy blade, typically in the low 90's. And the newer batch seems to use lower quality wood (I've seen 3). livabetes said this on December 9, 2009:
i love this blade!! so much control and seems to always loop perfectly. Great for players who want to combine offense and control. Can produce lots of speed as well when needed..Chops very well for defensive battles as well.
Tonga said this on June 15, 2010:
i think this blade look very well for offensive game and easy for control you shoud enjoy with it,i love it ,i use with bty tg25 FH and yasaka pryde BH zack said this on August 23, 2010:
very good blade i am using a hurrincan 2 on both sides and it is geat for blocking and chopping, i rate it 10/10. DHao said this on October 1, 2010:
The penhold version of HK is very consistent. I'm a penholder and I find this blade my ultimate weapon in terms of speed and control. I used Nittaku Narucross EX Hard FH and Nittaku Narucross Soft BH. Good rubbers for HK blade but depends on the user. It's a suitable combination.Hurricane King CS blade is the best! Nikk said this on July 30, 2011:
WOW!!! Very consistent. Not too fast but powerfull. With Hexer on both sides, angle is low but ball is very heavy. Smashing is definitely easier powerlefty said this on October 10, 2011:
Best allwood balde I have ever played with. Fast with good wieght balance and a fat handle. Perfect for chinese loop drive players. Only the price is sky high.
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