Customer review for DHS Skyline 3-60 Mid - 37 Degrees

External Review for DHS Skyline 3-60 Mid - 37 Degrees on April 8, 2017

Ordered from Eacheng. There was no indication for hardness at the site. But after arriving on the label I can see 37 degrees. I have Skyline TG 3 Neo and it is not similar on looks neither on playing. Sounds like tensor. Much more softer. Very linear and easy to play, not like TG3N, because for TG3N you have a classic chinese rubber, where you have to use your arm very well. 3-60 works like a japanese rubber. For spin, TG3N/10 and 3-60/8. Speed is same. Control TG3N/7,5 and 3-60/10. Loop and drive very easy. Seems you put the ball with your hands. 3-60 has a nice bouncing, not like TG3N that in a short movement if you come from Euro/Japanese rubber and is not used to chinese rubber the ball falls before the net. I was using it in a Yasaka Ma Lin extra offensive JTTA version. Since this blade has a very high control, together with 3-60 rubber you can realize how easy is to play. If you are a very good player, with a good shape on your body and arm movements, with the right technics for a chinese rubber, you can play and get benefit for the superb spin of TG3N. But if you play like Euro/Japanese style, maybe try 3-60. Anyway I think that Donic Bluefire JP 02 is better than 3-60. Now using G555 on backhand, RBP.

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