New Bat - What Should I Get - DHS

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Have you find any research yet?
Well i thought of getting the DHS Hurricane HAO 2 (as the blade) ,with the DHS Hurricane 3 Neo Soft 37' (as the rubber,on both sides) , but i don't wanna make the wrong decision , and then regret after some time.The only problem is that i can't play/try and i have never played/tried chinese rubbers.
 
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So i have this andro bat for a couple of years now. I would like to get a new one,and i thought of getting a DHS one. I don't know which blade is the best for 150$. For the rubbers i would also like something to match with the blade. Cand somebody give me a good chinese setup , or just a good setup overall?
 
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So i want to get a new racket (blade and rubbers) , but i don't know what to choose. I currently use a andro blade (i don't know the name of it) and RASANTER R50 as rubbers on both sides. Can someone help me with this? (remember the budget is 200$)
You can only be helped if you post a video of you playing.
Then the real experts here in the forum will be able to suggest a setup that matches your skills. Everything else would be a waste of time.
 
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Or smth less personalised but would still work is if you give more info, eg ur playing style, level, what u like abt ur current set up and what u want from a new set up, any brand preferences, group order from tt11 etc etc. Otherwise any reccommendations based on info provided wont be tailored to ur style at all
 
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DHS Hurricane 3 Neo 37 Soft = $35.32 (Table Tennis 11)
Nittaku Hurricane 3 Neo Super Thick = $35.32 (Table Tennis 11)
DHS Hurricane 301 = $75.16

Total $145.8

If you want to spend more, upgrade DHS Hurricane 3 Neo 37 Soft to DHS Hurricane 3 Neo 37 Provincial for $44.17

If you play Penhold, Joola ZQH Hyper ARY-c 90 Ch.Pen is only $138.76 right now.
 
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DHS Hurricane 3 Neo 37 Soft = $35.32 (Table Tennis 11)
Nittaku Hurricane 3 Neo Super Thick = $35.32 (Table Tennis 11)
DHS Hurricane 301 = $75.16

Total $145.8

If you want to spend more, upgrade DHS Hurricane 3 Neo 37 Soft to DHS Hurricane 3 Neo 37 Provincial for $44.17

If you play Penhold, Joola ZQH Hyper ARY-c 90 Ch.Pen is only $138.76 right now.
As the blade there also is Hurricane Hao 2. It's on sale from 207$ to 145$. But i don't really know which one is better.
 
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I am looking for a DHS blade. I find these 2 blades good,and they fit in my budget. I don't know which one to pick, for the rubbers i went with DHS Hurricane 3 Neo Provincial 37' on both sides. Can somebody tell me which blade out of the 2 I mentioned in the title works best with DHS Hurricane Neo Provincial 37' ?
 
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How long have you been playing? Do you play in a club with a coach? How often do train? Whats your forehand like? What do you struggle with etc backhand openings?!
I have been playing for 5 years,i do play in a club with a coach, i train 3x a week monday,tuesday-2 hours each, friday-1 hour,my forehand is spinny and fast, i struggle when somebody drops the ball close to the net and i'm far away trying to defend (being forced to defend) when i get at the table sometimes the ball already bounced 2 times on my side of the table,or i just hit it with more power than needed so i miss. I also struggle sometimes when i'm far away from the table,defending and i try to hit it low on the table. I am a offensive player
 
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If you are able to move constantly, prepare for each shot, and your legs allow you so, go for 301. Each stroke, if executed properly, will be quite dangerous and low-over-the-net. Blocks with 301 are also awful 😖
If you feel lazy sometimes or not able to use wrist a lot, especially on BH, go for 506, it's way easier to play than innerforce blades.
 
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