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DHS Hurricane Long 5

description DHS Hurricane Long 5 Overview

The DHS Hurricane Long 5 is an offensive table tennis blade produced by the Chinese sports equipment manufacturer Double Happiness. It features an inner Arylate-Carbon (ALC) fiber layer positioned closer to the core, which provides structural support while maintaining a softer touch on lower-impact shots. The blade is designed for aggressive, high-rotation play and is notably used by Chinese professional players, including Olympic champion Ma Long.

insights Ranking position

DHS Hurricane Long 5 ranks #53 of 173 in the Bat ranking, behind Marucci WEN20, ahead of Louisville Slugger C271.

balance DHS Hurricane Long 5 Pros & Cons

thumb_up Pros
  • check Excellent carbon fiber touch
  • check Large sweet spot
  • check Good for looping topspin
thumb_down Cons
  • close Short lifespan of blade
  • close Vibration on off-center hits

help DHS Hurricane Long 5 FAQ

What is the ply construction of the DHS Hurricane Long 5?

The Hurricane Long 5 is a 5+2 blade, combining five wood plies with two Arylate-Carbon layers. This inner-fiber arrangement is designed to retain touch in slower strokes while adding stability and speed on powerful impacts.

Why is the Hurricane Long 5 associated with Ma Long?

DHS developed the Hurricane Long series around Chinese champion Ma Long, whose name appears in the product line. His personal racket setup has varied over time, so buying a retail Long 5 does not reproduce his complete blade-and-rubber configuration.

What rubbers are commonly paired with a Hurricane Long 5?

Players often pair it with a tacky Chinese forehand rubber such as DHS Hurricane 3 and a more elastic backhand rubber. The finished racket's speed and weight depend heavily on sponge hardness, rubber thickness, and boosting or tuning rules.

How is the original Long 5 different from the Long 5X?

The Long 5X is a later variation designed with a thicker core and a more direct, faster response. Players seeking longer dwell and a softer feeling may prefer the original Long 5, while the 5X generally rewards compact attacking strokes.

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