DHS Inner Carbon Blades Comparison: Sun Yingsha, Wang Chuqin, Long 5 & B2X

[Archosaurus]

You can say I’m on the low intermediate level of table tennis.
My BH is my stronger side—I can generate good sidespin, full ghost serves, and fast /moderate topspin on serves and third balls with medium speed. (Fast returns I just block or sidespin on them) My FH is less consistent, with limited spin and an inconsistent / easy to block loop. All this I can do with a cheap 10$ premade from Stag with mildly tacky top sheet. 🙂
Also, I have a strict budget and I’m going to use this blade for quite some time, so I think inner alc will help in future, also there’s that sweet spot advantage too.

If you're not able to make HEAVY spin, at all, with your loop, and people aren't blocking it long at all, maybe a fiber blade isn't the smartest option to learn to do that. Casual players shouldn't be able to get anything on the table.

 

[GhostBackhand]

Thanks for the comparison. Did you ever try the King acB ? It's my favorite blade and I wonder how it compares to the Inner Limbas.

I actually own one and have played with it. Compared to my current Viscaria/Q968 (using Dig09C on both FH and BH for both setups) ->

It has a somewhat woody and soft feel, and I just can't generate enough power to put the ball away/finish the point. On the flip side, it's very forgiving to play with and produces a slightly higher arc than the Viscaria, but much lower compared to the Q968. BH on the King acB is really effortless since it isn't head-heavy like typical DHS blades, but the FH just feels way too weak

 

[victormanriquey]

I actually own one and have played with it. Compared to my current Viscaria/Q968 (using Dig09C on both FH and BH for both setups) ->

It has a somewhat woody and soft feel, and I just can't generate enough power to put the ball away/finish the point. On the flip side, it's very forgiving to play with and produces a slightly higher arc than the Viscaria, but much lower compared to the Q968. BH on the King acB is really effortless since it isn't head-heavy like typical DHS blades, but the FH just feels way too weak

Nice to know thanks for the info @GhostBackhand ! I 'll get to test it one of these days, any comparisons with B2X in case you have that too? B2X throws pretty low and direct too haha

 

[katoran]

I actually own one and have played with it. Compared to my current Viscaria/Q968 (using Dig09C on both FH and BH for both setups) ->

It has a somewhat woody and soft feel, and I just can't generate enough power to put the ball away/finish the point. On the flip side, it's very forgiving to play with and produces a slightly higher arc than the Viscaria, but much lower compared to the Q968. BH on the King acB is really effortless since it isn't head-heavy like typical DHS blades, but the FH just feels way too weak

Are you BackhandGhost from Diendanbongban? If so, I’m really glad to see that you’re still active.

 

[kindof99]

All these blades only have minor variations. The blade designs probably attract different buyers more than their functions.

 

[kindof99]

It would probably be interested in exploring the difference from HL 5H and HL 5A as they are more different. I play with HL 5 H and it is quite different from all these HL5 variants.

 

[victormanriquey]

It would probably be interested in exploring the difference from HL 5H and HL 5A as they are more different. I play with HL 5 H and it is quite different from all these HL5 variants.

I'll get to that one of these days, they are not the cheapest blades so will see how to get to that test

 

[kindof99]

I am also playing with commercial Hurricane WCQ and SYS. SYS feels a little easier to play with. It pairs well with C2/LAC. I have D09C/Rxton 1 on WCQ. So hard to say the exact difference since rubbers are different. I played with Bo carbon before, it was hard & stiff. and I would assume B2X probably harder and stiffer. SYS has a soft gentle feel when contacting the ball.

HL5 H can be a beast. Loop and flat hit close to the table are pretty good.

 

[Grumms]

I actually own one and have played with it. Compared to my current Viscaria/Q968 (using Dig09C on both FH and BH for both setups) ->

It has a somewhat woody and soft feel, and I just can't generate enough power to put the ball away/finish the point. On the flip side, it's very forgiving to play with and produces a slightly higher arc than the Viscaria, but much lower compared to the Q968. BH on the King acB is really effortless since it isn't head-heavy like typical DHS blades, but the FH just feels way too weak

Q968 is a Limba inner and Viscaria is a Koto outer. If you think they're the same, then what can I do with your comparison with the King acB ?

 

[oophyte]

It would probably be interested in exploring the difference from HL 5H and HL 5A as they are more different. I play with HL 5 H and it is quite different from all these HL5 variants.

HL5A is Koto | ALC | Ayous | Kiri. In other words, it's DHS's Viscaria clone and nothing like HL5's Limba | Ayous | KLC | Ayous lol.