DHS offers a series of table tennis rackets designed for training purposes. The difference between the long rubber and the reverse rubber lies in their appearance and technical characteristics. The reverse rubber has a smooth and sticky surface with the pimples facing inwards, providing strong spin, stability, and control. It is suitable for players who prefer a combination of looping and quick attacking style. On the other hand, the long rubber has a surface with elongated and elastic pimples facing outwards, offering quick rebound speed and enhancing spin capabilities. It requires more skill and strength to generate spin compared to the reverse rubber. DHS provides various options for professional players with different performance characteristics, such as the Kung Fu series, Hurricane series, and TNT series.
Grip Techniques
The straight grip involves holding the racket with the thumb and index finger, similar to holding a pen, while the Penhold grip requires holding the racket with the entire hand, similar to holding a kitchen knife. The straight grip is recommended for beginners as it is easier to control, while the Penhold grip is more challenging and suitable for players with advanced skills who prefer a versatile attacking and defending style.
These specifications provide detailed information about DHS table tennis rackets, including the model, handle grip, rubber type, and grip techniques, catering to players of different skill levels and playing styles.