DHS Hurricane 3 Hard

This rubber is one of the best rubbers I have ever tried. It lets me pick up the ball and place it where I want without any problems. The short game is so precise, and you can hit the ball REALLY HARD when you put strength into it. This rubber has so many gears.

The only rubber which I would recommend more highly than this one is the Skyline 2 Hard (41 degrees).

I could not believe how good this rubber was with 2 layers of the Haifu Sea Moon National Yellow booster. The rubber is not slow at all. It does lose tackiness but that might have been due to the fact that I let it collect too many dust particles during the boosting process. After cleaning with a few drops of water and a cotton sponge, it still retained some but not all of its tackiness. Super cheap rubber for the amazing quality you get, it’s insane. The only bad thing about the whole boosting of the rubber is the price of the booster. But otherwise, I have no complaints whatsoever amazing two products.

This rubber is unbelievable after 2 layers of booster. It offers tons of spin and power to loop with, and is very controllable in the short game. If you want to play with it unboosted, it definitely lacks speed and explosiveness, but it is still an excellent rubber given the price.

I play with commercial Hurricane 3 unboosted. I don’t play for competition anymore so I don’t need the 15% boost in speed, and can’t be bothered with the regular boosting rituals. The H3 can be played without boosting.
I used to use Japanese rubbers when I played 20 years ago (Sriver, Tackiness, Super Sriver, etc.) and couldn’t handle Chinese rubbers. But these days, DHS Hurricane 3 is my favorite due to its incredible spin, hard feel, and controlled soft touch. The “Hard” version is very similar to the regular version. You can’t really tell the difference, except that the Hard version is not softer than the regular version. At the moment, this is my favorite rubber. I haven’t tried Hurricane 8 yet though.

Great H3, but not all that hard.