DHS Power Gx
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🏓 DHS Power‑G Series Comparison (PG7 / PG8 / PG9 / PG12 / PG13 / PG15) The DHS PG series is divided into two families : A) All‑wood blades (PG7, PG8, PG9) B) Inner‑carbon blades (PG12, PG13, PG15) 1. DHS PG7 — The Classic Power 7‑Ply (Clipper‑like) Identity: The most famous PG blade. A classic 7‑ply all‑wood OFF blade. Construction: 7‑ply all‑wood Limba outer / ayous core (Clipper‑style) 2. DHS PG8 — Softer, More Flexible Version of PG7 Identity: A more flexible, more looping‑friendly version of PG7. Construction: 7‑ply all‑wood Softer outer plies Slightly thinner than PG7 3. DHS PG9 — The Hardest, Fastest All‑Wood PG Blade Identity: A stiffer, more powerful 7‑ply for hitters and loop‑drivers. Construction: 7‑ply all‑wood Harder outer plies Thicker core than PG7 4. DHS PG12 — Entry‑Level Inner‑Carbon (Softest Feel) Identity: Softest, most flexible carbon blade in the PG series. Construction: 5+2 inner‑carbon Softer wood layers Thin core 5. DHS PG13 — Balanced Inner‑Carbon (Mid‑Speed, Mid‑Stiffness) Identity: The “middle child” — balanced between PG12 and PG15. Construction: 5+2 inner‑carbon Medium stiffness Medium core thickness 6. DHS PG15 — The “Mini Hurricane Long 5” (Most Powerful PG Blade) Identity: The flagship PG blade . Often called the budget HL5 . Construction: 5+2 inner‑ALC Koto outer / ayous core Similar structure to Hurricane 301 / HL5 Thicker core than PG12/PG13