Customer review for DHS Hurricane Long 3

External Review for DHS Hurricane Long 3 on January 4, 2015

On the blade I'm using double happiness hurricane 3 neo on my forehand and yasaka Mark V on my back hand. When I was first hitting with the blade i noticed the ball bounced off my racket quite easily, and the blade had a very very very large sweet spot. Now the blade retails for around 200 USD. Now is it worth it? Let's find out.

Spin
-serves, pushes, loops, counterloops, topspin drives, counter drives, smashes, blocks: every aspect of what you want to do to the ball, it will develop a tremendous amount of spin.

Looping
- wonderful! Absolutely wonderful! Looping with this blade is effortless, I can loop under spin with no problems at all. Backhand and forehand side. Looping is awesome with this racket.

Drives
-again amazing, giving your opponent drives with this blade is like performing the power of ma long. Absolutely perfect.

Touch shots
- Even though this blade is marketed for an off++ blade, it's touch shots is still great, pushes give lots of spin, and blocks are effective as well.

Control
- perfect, whatever you want to do with the blade, it will do it. You want to push, it'll do it. You want to loop it'll do it. You want to topspin drive it'll do it. Whatever you want to do, it'll let you do it.

Speed
- this is where the blade shines, basically in a nutshell; you're able to give the power of ma long to your opponent. Blade is pretty damn fast.

Conclusion
So is this blade worth the price? Certainly most definitely, touch shots are great, speed is amazing, control is great, and spin is awesome. I definitely recommend this blade, it's absolute fire.

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