Model: Double Happiness DHS 6006 6-Star Racket Handle: Short / Penhold 6 Star (new 08 series)Rubber: Pimples in on both sidesFitted Play: Loop with quick attackPerformance: Spin-11 speed-10 control-4Super offensive blade agglutinated by special gluenew 08 series with forehand and backhand rubber give you super attack powerDHS, owning professional spirit, supplies perfect weapons which suit your playing, and creates countless legends of table tennis world champions. DHS, full of sports passion and persistence of pursuing perfection, will create new legend with you together. Double Happiness (DHS), official table tennis equipment supply for 27th, 28th, 29th Olympic games, has its unique view point on the study of materials and formula, making technique, the mutual influence between table tennis and motor function.
DHS makes constant efforts to offer the technical support to the development of world table tennis sport.
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 Just fine |
| Date Of Review: May 22, 2010 |
| Reviewed by: V. Cheng, Canada |
| Remember it's a Chinese penhold style. The edge is sharp, so you need a sandpaper to smooth it. The rubber is excellent, but the wood is not hard enough. I'm a powerful attack style and the wood cannot give me a solid feel while hitting the ball. Overall the paddle is satisfactory to me. |
Very good because there are not enough options
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| Date Of Review: April 27, 2010 |
| Reviewed by: D. Sudhakar, |
I live in India. I play with pen-hold grip and I couldn't find any TT bat made for Pen-hold grip in India. So, when I visited US, I thought I am very fortunate that Amazon has got a few options for me.
I found this bat as a very comfortable one. It solved many of my back hand problems, and my forehand, as usual, is very fluent with this bat.
In my opinion, the quality of the wood and the rubber are not very great. I am not sure about the prices of TT bats in USA. I found this bat as a bit expensive for its quality. Final cost of this product is $62.78, which includes taxes and shipping charges. In India, I get much superior quality bats for the same or even less price, but all of them are made for shake-hand grip. I use this bat mainly because it is made for the pen-hold grip, rather than for the quality of the bat.
Another problem is, the vendor of this product has not provided any online tracking information.
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Excellent Racket
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| Date Of Review: February 9, 2010 |
| Reviewed by: DanE, Texas |
| I've only been playing for about 6 months but this racket suits my style perfectly. Excellent quality in it's construction. I recommend this racket for short to mid-range attack players. |
Best bang for the money
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| Date Of Review: June 20, 2009 |
| Reviewed by: M. Zhu, Vancouver, BC, Canada |
PRO: excellent rubber (black Kuang Biao Hurricane III, red Tian Ji Skyline II, 2mm+ thick each, both sides pimples in), special glue, improved handle to flared shape.
CON: cosmetic (sharp edge near handle but easily removed with a small piece of sand paper, no shiny coating on handle). If shiny looking is desired, wrap the rubber in plastic food wrap and seal it with painter's tape, then spray the handle with a thin layer of clear coat paint, costing couple bucks, no big deal.
OVERALL: 6-star rated outstanding performance, which would cost double in other brands, hands down best value and best performance if you like aggressive attacking. |
A real disappointment....
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| Date Of Review: January 21, 2009 |
| Reviewed by: NewWave, Chicago, IL United States |
This paddle is defective - period. It has sharp edges on the connection between the handle and body. With the penhold pose, it blisters your thumb and index finger easily. The rubber cover is shorter than the others, which makes the placement of middle finger tricky.
A word of caution - the vendor as of now is ATAFA, but Amazon. They have poor customer service and do not support 100% satisfaction policy. Do not waste your time and money on this paddle or ATAFA.
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Great racquet for the money
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| Date Of Review: November 12, 2008 |
| Reviewed by: L. Foo, Manhasset, NY USA |
Being raised in Hong Kong, where ping pong is practically a national sport, I was familiar with the DHS brand growing up as a kid in the 1960's. It was the # 1 brand at that time. I am an excellent player, so I know what I am talking about. Having recently returned to the sport after a long absence, I had no qualms about buying this racquet on-line sight unseen. So I ordered it. When it arrived, I was a bit disappointed to see the quality of the wood used for the paddle and handle had cheapened over the years. I remembered back in the day, the wood and handle had a nice finish and varnish to it. That is now gone.
Now for the good stuff. The quality of the rubber is superb, which is the most important feature of the racquet. It has a very tacky surface which provides an excellent grip on the ball, and therefore enables you to impart a great spin on the ball. If you maintain the paddle properly by simply wiping it with a damp cloth after use, you will be able to maintain the super grip of the rubber.
Bottom line: although not the best or most expensive racquet, this is a very, very good racquet for the money. Please note that this racquet is designed with a short handle, for holding it pen style, hence the name "Penhold", which is the way most Chinese players hold the racquet. Make sure you buy the one that fits your style of holding the racquet. |
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