8 Reviews for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees

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External Review for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees on February 27, 2024

Best on BH of a Carbon Blade. Hardness of the top sheet combine with soft sponge makes an excellent rubber. The Tackiness is well known from Hurricane 3 line. Pair it with Hurricane 3 Neo for FH and experience one the best of budget rubber there is.

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External Review for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees on September 16, 2023

Excellent rubber (h37)for bh and fh on stiff or hard veneer wood. It deserves a much better rating than this one, 8.7.
It doesn't go well with soft wood blade because it's too soft, but if it's rubber on right blade the combination is great.

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External Review for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees on April 13, 2023

Not much to add to AndySmith's review, 9 years after it's still perfect.
Even if more "Chinese-top-sheet-on-medium-soft-sponge" options, as well as "hybrids", have been released since then, the H3-50 is still the reference and probably the best way to enter the world of Chinese (sticky) rubbers (even if Victas VJC>07 Sticky Extra is a serious contender).
Fantastic qpr!

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External Review for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees on April 7, 2023

awesome rubber, it is grippy with good control

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External Review for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees on June 26, 2022

I use for RPB on Yasaka Goiabao 5 blade. This set up suits me well. Able to produce heavy spin and enough speed to put pressure on opponents. Not enough speed to kill straight out but plenty of control and more speed than commercial version. Looping is easy and can produce difficult spin for opponent to counter.

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External Review for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees on October 28, 2021

I use Hurricane 3-50 37 red on my backhand. Its very soft, tacky and has lots of grip. The control is excellent, The tackiness gives you some decent spin and it's faster than a Hurricane 3 Neo. It's like a tacky Tenergy 80. It is also a good budget friendly rubber.

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External Review for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees on June 9, 2020

This rubber made me a bit disappointed. It's a Hurricane 3 with a slow sponge. The sponge is nice on a non-sticky rubber like TinArc, but this combination does not work for me. Ok. The top sheet is a bit tacky, but when you don't get a kick from the sponge, there's no use for the tackiness. Too slow/dead for my backhand and no brush looping effect when used on forehand. Ok. It's easy to loop and hit the table, but in contrary compared to Hurricane 3 NEO, the ball almost always comes back. Weight cut, 2.1mm H37: 46g

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External Review for DHS Hurricane 3-50 - 37 Degrees on June 26, 2019

H3-50 is Looping rubber but feels different from h3
Take time to get used to it . Seems like more power better. My teacher could not block my loops and had to kill on BH side

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