DHS Hurricane 8 - 40 Degrees
Hurricane 8 is a new generation of sticky-speed rubber. The rubber keeps a good balance between flexibility and elasticity. A new high-density sponge with 'Macro-Cell' and 'High-Elasticity Particle Osmosis' technology helps Hurricane 8 raise the elasticity by 15%. The player can also acquire a high shot speed with weak attack.
Hurricane 8 provides unique spin and unpredictable arc and enhances shot speed significantly, which brings a refreshing feeling for offensive players.
Hurricane 8 is specially designed to enhance the spin and speed of 40+ celluloid-free balls.
Hurricane 8 Mid has slightly softer sponge than Hurricane 8 Hard.
Hardness: 40 degrees
Speed: 92
Spin: 98
Control: 74
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Reviews of DHS Hurricane 8 - 40 Degrees (49)
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DHS Hurricane 8 - 40 Degrees
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October 22, 2025
Currently using boosted for FH and BH (41 hardness and 2.15mm both sides) on TSP phoenix fire OFF+; a stiff wooden blade but still flexes and slower than carbon blades at an affordable price.
Exceptional forehand rubber compared to the neo H3 for 28. Has more speed and less spin at low to mid speeds but a high speeds has about the same spin as H3. With the higher throw angle its definitely a FH rubber as BH can get caught out with some slightly less predictable shots as to generate the spin, my racket needs to start deeper on the stroke and sometimes I dont have the reaction to get there. I had yinhe big dipper on BH and much prefer that to the H8 as the throw angle isnt nearly as high. I feel the H8 is a stronger rubber overall than H3 except with service as it doesnt seem as tacky as the H3 but it might be the batch I got.
Much harder smashes and powerful, spinny looping with some effort. Definitely worth the price on a budget for forehand.
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DHS Hurricane 8 - 40 Degrees
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April 7, 2025
When I glued this DHS 8 to the Yinhe Pro-05 base with DHS N15 glue, playing it on the open (right) side of the racket, I really liked the strong spin with maximum ball control and high ball speed. The only downside of this rubber is the large weight of the rubber - 52 grams in the cut form of the rubber, but for $ 18 in AliExpress you can buy it safely. This rubber does not dry for a long time.
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March 10, 2025
The most spinny and tacky rubber I have used. I played it without boosting, and I can generate more spin with it than my Battle II provincial orange sponge. Speed is enough even when paired with my pure wooden blade, and the throw angle is a little higher than average. I can get good results without boosting it!
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jamesr
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DHS Hurricane 8 - 40 Degrees
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December 25, 2024
One of the spinniest rubbers I have ever tried after playing for 54 years and testing lot of equipment. No weaknesses at all in any aspect of the game other than possibly fishing shots and passive shots. If I was a young man again, this would be one of the rubbers I play with. It requires strong technique and correct stroke to engage the rubber and release its tremendous potential for spin power and speed. To generate the most spin on serves, you must engage this top sheet and sponge fully.
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March 6, 2024
To me, this is really the best rubber you can get for offensive loopers. Out of box, it is a bit slow, but it has a strong reaction to booster and becomes a real weapon. The control is similar, but maybe slightly worse than H3. The spin is similar to H3. However, the big breakthrough is the overall speed and power. For many who find H3 slow, H8 is quite a bit faster, especially after boosting.
This rubber is really good for both FH and BH. The power and spin/speed ratio is just amazing, and you can overwhelm your opponent with power shots.