DHS TG 506X

The base is very similar to butterfly viscaria, but there are two significant disadvantages: 1. weight is at least 89–90 grams, 2. thin handle, noticeably thinner compared to butterfly viscaria; you can of course wind something on the handle, but then the racket will become even heavier. If weight doesn’t matter much to you or you play with light pads, then feel free to use a base that is as good as the original.

Review:

The blade is stiffer than Viscaria. It is head heavy, making it advisable to avoid heavy rubbers such as Tibhar Evo MXS. Despite this, it provides good control. The handle bears similarities to the DHS Hurricane Long V. It is a very good blade that is 90% a Viscaria clone and a must-have for serious players.

Cons:

The blade requires sealing to prevent damage and is prone to splintering.

I will not be surprised that this racket is better than the original Viscaria. It has excellent control, enough power, and crazy spin. When you play it, you understand that you can do whatever you want with it. With Dignics 80 on the backhand and Rakza Z on the forehand, compared to the Kenta Matsudaira Butterfly blade, I will say that DHS is better - more power, control, and a more pleasant feeling. I recommend it.