Customer review for DHS Hurricane 3 Neo - 39 Degrees

External Review for DHS Hurricane 3 Neo on June 9, 2021

Updated! ... from 2020.
Facts: 37 degree sponge, 2.15 mm thick. Weight, orig. packed (shrink-wrapped!) 76 g., uncut with film 60 g., net 56 g. On my OFF + blade (156 x 150 mm) 44 grams.
Usually I did not want to write a review about this gum because my disappointment with it was very big and does not at all agree with the opinions of other users. I will never understand why sticky DHS rubbers supposedly generate more spin than non-sticky ones! - even if the stickiness of the rubber logically creates a greater rotation with slow striking movements. I believe that these rubbers only develop their full potential with the help of tuners.
Recently, however, I bought a Stuor blade called the "Nobilis ZLC Hinoki". (- Report on this under "no brand" !!!) As has recently been known, Hinoki is supposed to improve the rotation level of rubbers as an outer veneer. ... which is obviously true. ( - Thank God !)
My experiences were not comparable to the current one. The low speed and the low catapult had surprised me, the poor spin development (regardless of whether Koto with ALC or SZLC blades or solid wood) was completely disappointing. - I even asked myself, "did I catch a FAKE?" I only liked the throwing angle, as it is pleasantly high. Despite everything, I think this rubber is completely overrated!
Conclusion: If this rubber had more speed and catapult, it would also be recommended for the university of applied sciences, but at best it is recommended for the bra. However, I am sure that if you use booster, you will be happy with it at your FH too!
Ultimate recommendation: it is essential to use a blade with Hinoki outer veneers, such as the "Stuor Nobilis ZLC Hinoki" !!! (- ... this increases the spin rating by about 0.4 points.)

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