Composite/carbon
DHS Power-G PG5 table tennis bladeDHS Power-G PG5 table tennis bladeDHS Power-G PG5 table tennis blade

Blade description:

The DHS Power-G PG5 is a versatile and well-balanced table tennis blade, highly regarded for its excellent control and impressive speed. Designed for players who enjoy a spin-oriented style of play, the PG5 incorporates both arylate carbon and wood in its construction, featuring a total of seven plies. This unique composition provides players with a wooden feel while still benefiting from the power and stability that carbon offers. Weighing in at approximately 89 grams and measuring 5.9 mm in thickness, the PG5 strikes a commendable balance between weight and performance.

In terms of flexibility and stiffness, the PG5 displays a moderate level of both, which allows players to generate significant spin while maintaining control during play. The blade has a reported stiffness of 4.8 and a hardness of 5.7, which means it accommodates various playing styles, especially looping and spin-heavy techniques. Users have noted that the PG5 excels in both close-to-the-table and mid-distance play, making it suitable for a wide range of players from beginners to more advanced competitors.

As for alternatives, while the PG5 is often likened to the more expensive DHS Hurricane Long 5, it holds its own as a budget-friendly option without compromising performance. Players seeking similar attributes might also consider blades with comparable construction, but many reviews confirm that the PG5 delivers exceptional value for its price point. In essence, the PG5 stands out as a solid choice for those looking for an offensive blade that provides a blend of speed, control, and superior spin capabilities.

Recent Reviews

#1June 2025

Very good value for the money. The blade has a good flex and a soft feel, making it very good for spin shots.

This is not a super fast blade, but it isn’t slow either. I would say it is fast enough and has plenty of control. I am using this blade with Hurricane 3 blue sponge on the forehand and H3 Neo on the backhand, unboosted.

I don’t feel any lack of speed, and this wood is great with Chinese rubbers. The spin is unreal.

#2March 2024

Solid, easy to control, powerful when smashing, and spiny when looping. Great value for the money!

#3March 2024

Limba, Ayous (crossed), Alc, Ayous, Alc, Ayous (crossed), Limba; (90 g.)

This blade provides excellent control due to its ALC inner layer. It is highly flexible, allowing you to feel the ball enter the blade and propel it outwards. The blade features a narrow DHS handle, which is slim but suitable for agile play.

Its greatest strengths lie in its control and balance of flex, speed, and feel. However, its appearance may not be as visually appealing.

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