DHS Hurricane Bo 2 (Hurricane B2)

DHS Hurricane Bo 2 (Hurricane B2) Blade
Approx. $ 52 USD
Price $

User Ratings (15)

Speed 9.4
Control 9.2
Stiffness 5.0   
Average
Hardness 6.1   
Medium hard
Consistency 9.6   
Always identical
Overall 9.4 10
Manufacturer Details
Speed 9.0 / 9
Control 9.0 / 9
Weight 90g
Plies 7
Materials Hurricane BO (Hurricane B) is with 7 ply pure wood; Hurricane BO 2 (Hurricane B2) is with 5 + 2 arylate carbon
Thickness 5.9mm
There are 2 users using the DHS Hurricane Bo 2 (Hurricane B2).
It has a very similar structure with Hurricane Long series.

Reviews (9)

 on 4/11/2019

Awesome blade plays a lot like HL5..if u want blade like HL5 but cheaper then just buy this imo the quality is downgraded a bit..but no prob still play as good as HL5..just a little bit stiffer..it can be paired with h3 neo..the quality is good..large sweespot..con: the handle is a little bit too thin..headsize is smaller than hl5 so a little bit less dwell time but easier to backhand flick than hl5 which is hard because its too big..overall awesome blade for its price!!recommended
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 on 3/31/2017

Currently using this and love it, after testing some other blades i finally found a blade to settle with. Similar playing characteristics as Hurricane Long 5, however Hurricane Bo 2 is a bit harder, while HL5 is a tad more flexy and bouncier. Neither is better or worse, just a matter of preference. For me, the Hurricane Bo 2 is easier in touch and short game than HL5, still it is also flexy and a real looping machine (I use Rakza 7 FH and Rakza 7 soft BH). Surprisingly good control even though it doesnt lack any power from mid-distance. Very easy to flick with and my backhand has never been better. You may ask why the big price difference to HL5? When I compare, it seems that the HL5 outer plys look a bit more exlusive and "nice" compared to HB2, and also the the edges of the HB2 outer plys are more rough while the edges on the HL5 seems rounded and smooth. I guess the quality control is bigger on the HL5 also, but that is just a guess. But that is nothing that makes a difference in playing characteristics, my HB2 is playing like a dream and I will probably buy some backup blades of it because blades of DHS comes and goes quickly. Fang Bo didn't do well in the chinese trials, and if this blade disappears maybe a new cheaper version of HL5 won't be released.... Plys are following: Limba-Limba-Arylate Carbon-Ayous-Arylate Carbon-Limba-Limba.
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 on 11/25/2016

This blade for type player with fast attack with loop, very love this blade ,this my new weapon for a long time , fastest with spin tornado .Forehand Dhs Hurricane Neo 3 2.2mm with orange sponge and Backhand Donic Bluefire M1 , incredible weapon
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 on 4/4/2022

Excellent blade for heavy loops. Great speed and great spin to overwhelm your opponent. Best part is the unmatched feeling of control and confidence on your shots.
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 on 4/2/2021

The out ply surface is limba and it produce nice spin and angles. Easy use, fast and good control. Fantastic with chinese rubbers. UPDATE: u can feel vibrate this blade. QUALITY AND PRICE ;)
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