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    Posted: 01/22/2009 at 2:04am
Can anyone tell me the differences in characteristics of these two blades?

I know that the Hurricane Hao is double the price of the Hurricane Wang Hao...but that's it.

If anyone could help it'd be great!

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote rokphish Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 01/22/2009 at 3:27am
well... seeing that you're that desperate and that noone seems to have both...

i give you an estimate... i have both HK and H-WL... the H-WL is harder and faster than the HK. so perhaps it would be the same deal with HW and H-WH....

i've been told that the HH is slower and softer than the HK...

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Lol thanks rokphish!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote peter79 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 01/22/2009 at 3:40am

I suggest you to try H.Hao rather than H-WH. If you like harder blades from DHS, you may try H-king Cpen.

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Ok... How do they compare to YEO?
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Well I haven't tried Yeo. I don't have any yasaka blades. I've seen malin carbon and soft carbon. The finishing not as good as DHS blade.
I also want to try YEO, it's a good blade.
I hope my local Yasaka distributor will order plenty stock of YEO soon.
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Originally posted by Totoro Totoro wrote:

Ok... How do they compare to YEO?

Control
HH> HKing> YEO
Speed
HKing> YEO> HH
Hardness
YEO> HKing> HH
Ball feeling
HH> HKing> YEO

YEO is bouncy and high throw. If you are a looper, HH or HKing will be good for you. I like both. HH is softer top and dwell time is longer than HKing. Both are good for close table and mid-distance game. If you are a hitter or pips player, choose YEO.
HH - $60
Hking - $135
YEO - $42.95

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Thanks guys!
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