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

[GhostBackhand]

Just curious but did you seal it before? most DHS blades have this, b2x too

Honestly, I didn’t seal any of my DHS blades. I prefer to experience the blade as it comes from the factory, without adding any protective coating.

My B2X did chip a little when I removed the glue, but it was very minor. This is actually the first time I’ve ever seen the glue clump up like that when applying it to a blade.

 

[victormanriquey]

@victormanriquey too bad you're not coming to Düsseldorf! We still need to make one or more EJ sessions happen

Yes sorry! Absolutely 100%!!

I've been doing some reading, and I saw it and they're both very similar design philosophies as WCQ and Hugo although they have some difference soverall are quite similar, both blades seem to have a pronounced two gear system. Gear one is where the blade is controlled and easy to play in a short game, but gear two is where the blades really excel in this category OFF/OFF where they are for mid distance aggression and forehand hand and backhand power play. The Hugo Calderano ARY-C seems to be better in gear one and overall has more control, but the Q968 has more aggression, but is ultimately harder to engage. Overall the ARY-C is controlled, and better has better qc, and cost Q968, but it depends whether you value the second or first gear more. I also think that the ARY-C in some areas is better for European styles, but Q968 more in the Chinese style, yet plus power.

I ll need to test but sounds promising!

 

[victormanriquey]

Honestly, I didn’t seal any of my DHS blades. I prefer to experience the blade as it comes from the factory, without adding any protective coating.

My B2X did chip a little when I removed the glue, but it was very minor. This is actually the first time I’ve ever seen the glue clump up like that when applying it to a blade.

Yeah they all need sealing im afraid, if you go for the DHS sealer you wont notice a thing, i use it nowadays on all blades and its all good!

 

[Grumms]

Sure. The spin generation of the KingACB is much better than the B2X haha. I'd say it's about 20% higher. But the power output is significantly weaker compared to the B2X. Makes sense though, the B2X is stiff as a rock with its super thick core. The B2X doesn't produce any noticeable vibration upon impact, but to make up for it, the power is quite good. And B2X & KingACB are't head-heavy

B2X = Yinhe Pro 05 ? Never played with a blade with so few vibrations.

 

[victormanriquey]

B2X = Yinhe Pro 05 ? Never played with a blade with so few vibrations.

Not really no, I have had and used both, Pro 05 has a shorter and thicker, more anatomic handle, also feels faster and more muted from the get-go, less control imo. Its a great blade but not my taste.

 

[kindof99]

Honestly, I didn’t seal any of my DHS blades. I prefer to experience the blade as it comes from the factory, without adding any protective coating.

My B2X did chip a little when I removed the glue, but it was very minor. This is actually the first time I’ve ever seen the glue clump up like that when applying it to a blade.

You were lucky