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DHS Hurricane 2 Neo table tennis bladeDHS Hurricane 2 Neo table tennis blade

Rubber description:

The DHS Hurricane 2 Neo is a highly renowned table tennis rubber, primarily favored by aggressive players who excel in close-to-table looping and counterloops. Known for its exceptional speed and spin, this rubber scores an impressive 8.3 for speed and a remarkable 9.3 for spin, making it a top choice for those seeking a powerful attacking game. The Hurricane 2 Neo incorporates a hard sponge, noted for its 8.7 hardness rating, contributing to a low throw angle that allows for fast, forward-moving shots—ideal for aggressive topspin attacks where precision and speed are essential.

When it comes to tackiness, the Hurricane 2 Neo does not disappoint, with a rating of 8.3. This high level of tackiness translates into excellent spin potential, making it easier for players to generate heavy topspin on serves and loops. The somewhat dense and tacky topsheet requires a specific stroke technique, particularly for those not familiar with Chinese-style rubbers. As players become accustomed to its idiosyncrasies, they often find that the rubber rewards aggressive strokes with substantially enhanced spin and speed.

In terms of weight, the DHS Hurricane 2 Neo can be considered medium, averaging around 43-46g depending on the thickness and sponge hardness. Players appreciate its durability; it typically withstands extensive play without significant wear, earning a durability rating of 7.8. However, newcomers may find that it demands time to break in properly to reach optimal performance.

For alternatives, players often consider the Hurricane 3 Neo or various tensor rubbers. While the H3 Neo provides a higher throw angle with more spin sensitivity, the Hurricane 2 Neo’s low arc might appeal more to those who prefer a direct attacking style, making it perfect for those looking to drive the ball aggressively. Overall, the DHS Hurricane 2 Neo is a compelling choice for advanced players aiming for high speed, spin, and low arc in their gameplay.

Recent Reviews

#1December 2022

Boosted Version

Speed is slow when you hit slowly, but very quick when you hit quickly. There is no major catapult effect, but the rubber becomes bouncy once boosted and has great feeling. It’s harder and tackier than Super 999t, and feels more premium.

#2July 2022

Slow? Not slow if you can hit with spin. Requires full stroke commitment. Not for Euro styles.
I’m going to stick with Hurricane 2 FH as I don’t plan to be over 1700 anytime soon. It has plenty of what I need… Control.

#3February 2022

Too slow for me. I need to hit hard to push the ball to the other side of the net.

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