- Blue Sponge vs. Orange Sponge
- Blue sponge uses 22# sponge, while orange sponge uses 20# sponge. Blue sponge offers deeper ball contact, slower ball release, and stronger spin. Orange sponge provides quicker ball release, softer touch, and better arc for most players.
- Verification
- DHS products come with anti-counterfeiting labels for authenticity verification.
- ITTF Compliance
- DHS rubbers meet ITTF regulations for VOC content.
- Hardness Marking
- DHS rubbers are marked with DHS A hardness rating.
- Anti-Counterfeiting Measures
- Products have both new and old anti-counterfeiting labels that can be verified on the official DHS website.
- Company Profile
- DHS is a leading manufacturer of table tennis and badminton equipment, weightlifting gear, and other sports products. Established in 1959, DHS has expanded its product range to include various sports equipment and apparel.
- Brand History
- The DHS brand was introduced in 1959 and gained recognition at the 26th Beijing World Table Tennis Championships in 1961.