DHS

Skyline 3-60

InvertedOFF−Chinese tackyITTF

DHS Skyline 3-60 is a 2012 inverted (pimples-in) sheet made in China. It belongs to the Skyline series, is ITTF-approved, and is aimed at allround-offensive (OFF−) players who want allround-offensive play that still needs a safety margin.

8.4 community score · 180 reviews · €22

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About Skyline 3-60

Skyline 3-60 uses Chinese-style tacky build — high grip, often used with booster in Europe and a tacky topsheet that grips the ball for spin-heavy loops. Manufacturer sponge hardness is 38° (Chinese tacky); a cut sheet is about 47 g. Factory sponge thicknesses: 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, 2.1, MAX. Skyline is DHS's other sticky inverted line, a touch less extreme than Hurricane 3 for many players.

On the TableTennisReview 0–100 index the Combined figures are speed 78, spin 93 and control 88 (official mapping 77 / 92 / 88). That is a control-first inverted profile for allround-offensive play that still needs a safety margin. Hardness, weight and thickness above are factory facts — not lab tests.

Community score 8.4 / 10 from 180 reviews. Indicative European street price €22. Compare Skyline 3-60 with other DHS Skyline and inverted rubbers on the same scale, or open the catalogue filters for OFF− inverted sheets.

Playing specs

Blend of official and community. Community weight 51% with 180 reviews (20–60% as sample size grows).

Speed78

Spin93

Control88

Tick mark on each bar is the official value.

Factory specifications

Hardness: 38°
Weight: 47 g
Year: 2012
Made in: China
Series: Skyline

Factory thicknesses

Factory sponge thicknesses sold in Europe: 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, 2.1, MAX. These are shopping facts — Combined speed / spin / control on this page do not change with thickness.

1.8: Thinner inverted sponge. Allround and first-upgrade backhands live here more often than attacking forehands.
1.9: The usual club backhand thickness on inverted tensors. A bit more control, a bit less catapult than 2.1 / MAX.
2.0: Mid-thick. Common on the backhand when MAX felt lively, or as a two-wing compromise.
2.1: Still a thick attacking sponge. A small step down from MAX on some tensors — shops treat it as the other FH thickness, not a control sheet.
MAX: Thickest factory sponge. Most catapult on a tensor; the usual attacking forehand. Combined figures on this page are for the SKU, not a separate MAX score.