DHS TG 506X

DHS TG 506X Blade
Approx. $ 60 USD
Price $

User Ratings (4)

Speed 9.0
Control 8.4
Stiffness 7.0   
Stiff
Hardness 6.7   
Medium hard
Consistency 8.8   
Always identical
Overall 9.7 10
Manufacturer Details
Weight 88g
Plies 5
Materials Koto-arylat carbon-limba-kiri
Thickness 5.8mm
DHS TG 506X is a powerful 7-ply all-wood offensive blade offering explosive speed, solid feedback, and stable control — ideal for Chinese-style loop attackers.

The DHS TG 506X is a classic 7-ply offensive blade built for players who demand solid power, crisp direct feedback, and stable control in high-speed rallies. An upgraded successor to the iconic TG506, this blade maintains the signature Hurricane-style direct punch and strong mid-distance power, while enhancing stability, vibration control, and precision through refined ply construction and improved feel.

With its pure 7-ply all-wood build, the TG 506X delivers explosive speed for loop drives and power smashes, while still offering a distinctly woody dwell time ideal for traditional Chinese-style spin play and Hurricane rubber FH setups. Its stability and weight balance make it exceptional in aggressive rallies from both close and mid distance.

Reviews (3)

 on 1/3/2021

I will not be surprised that this racket is better than the original Viscaria, excellent control, enough power, crazy spin when you play it you understand that you can do whatever you want. dignics 80 beckhand, rakza Z forhand. compared this blade to kenta matsudaira butterfly I will say that DHS is better - more power and control and more pleasant feeling. recommend
+4
 on 12/22/2021

It's stiffer compare to Viscaria. It's head heavy so avoid heavy rubbers like Tibhar Evo MXS etc. It has good control. The handle is similar to DHS Hurricane Long V. A very nice blade, 90% Viscaria clone, must have. Cons: Need sealing, prone to splintering.
+3
 on 2/20/2025

The base is very similar to butterfly viscaria, but there are two significant disadvantages: 1. weight is at least 89-90 grams, 2. thin handle, noticeably thinner compared to butterfly viscaria; you can of course wind something on the handle, but then the racket will become even heavier. If weight doesn't matter much to you or you play with light pads, then feel free to use a base that is as good as the original.
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