DHS Fang Bo Carbon

DHS Fang Bo Carbon Blade
Approx. $ 60 USD
Price $

User Ratings (30)

Speed 9.3
Control 9.0
Stiffness 5.4   
Average
Hardness 6.6   
Medium hard
Consistency 8.9   
Always identical
Overall 9.3 10
Manufacturer Details
Weight 90g
Plies 7
Thickness 5.9mm
There are 6 users using the DHS Fang Bo Carbon.
Pith-film tech with more power. Good handling and sstable loop. The blades of Fang Bo in 2016 season. Fitted Play: Quick-attack plus loop Type: OFF++ Ply: 5+2AC weight: FL 90 ± 3(g)/ CS 88 ± 3(g) thickness: 5.9 ± 0.1(mm)

Reviews (17)

 on 11/17/2018

I really like this blade. It's my first carbon blade coming from a Mizuno Fortius FT which is a 7 ply fairly stiff wood blade. Great touch in the short game and feels like a wood blade. Mid distance shots were the initial challenge as the carbon would activate and shots would go long. After a little adjustment time this became a lot easier. Away from the table the blade is awesome, great for generating topspin and more than enough power. Wish it had a little more flex like the Hurricane 301. And to be honest I got the blade because the 301 wasn't available at the time. For the money though, pretty great.
+3
 on 3/26/2021

The performance is great but quality not so much. The blade is great for mid range looping but very bouncy which can effect close to table looping.
+1
 on 7/24/2019

What a blade ! Combined it with DHS Gold Arc 8 Max thickness (FH) and Andro Rasant 2.15mm (BH) and created a legendary combo. Control & Speed are incredible with very good spin. My play has leveled in a day significantly. Blade's specifics are very similar with Ma Long 5, you can check and compare. Only difference is 1/4th price. Handle could be a problem for the ones having big hand, I have used overgrip and solved the problem. Highly recommended.
+1
 on 5/11/2023

Doesn't have a lot of inner carbon characteristics. very muted feeling and stiff. Very good spin and speed.
0
 on 2/19/2023

I really like this blade, specifically its low throw angle and good precision. Coming from Korbel, it feels pretty controllable. It definitely has much more power than the Korbel.
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