Stiga Allround Evolution

I started to get better when I found this blade. It has amazing control, spin, vibration, and feeling. It’s truly my first love.

It’s perfect for developing technique. I first paired it with H3 Neo. Later, I switched to H8 soft for the backhand and H8 mid-hard for the forehand. It’s a killing blade!

Great for all-around play. This blade provides more kick compared to the Allround Classic. It offers good value for the money spent.

If I were to put a name to this blade’s feeling, “amazing” is the word that comes to mind. The blade offers superb control and feedback. Its speed is decent, not as fast as a typical offensive blade, but not slow either. The slight increase in speed claimed by the manufacturer is noticeable, but not excessive. In comparison, the Allround Classic version is significantly slower while providing similar control and touch.

The handle is exceptionally comfortable, making this blade a true all-around option.

Very good blade for beginner-advanced players.

I played on this with Victas V>01 Stiff on BH and Victas V>01 Limber on FH.

I have very good control, but not so much speed.

It is for universal all-around players. For more offensive players, this blade is slow.

Very well constructed with a nice feel. Not too hard or too stiff, it’s a well-balanced blade. Plays well with medium and soft rubbers. Beginners should try it with Mendo Energy or Chop & Drive-like rubbers. Advanced players should try the Boost TS, it’s a pleasure. I like the legend handle, which looks better with some varnish spray.

I have had my current blade for 14 years. It offers great speed and control. I have used it with Juic NeoAnti and Donic Desto Big Slam V3. It feels better over the years. I am looking for a change in my game, probably going for more control, and a defensive wood.

My first blade, good for beginners.

This blade is perfect for beginners who are just starting out in table tennis. It is lightweight and easy to control, making it easy to learn the basics of the game. The blade is also durable, so it can withstand the rigors of regular play.

While this blade is great for beginners, it may not be the best choice for more experienced players. The blade is not as powerful as some other blades, and it may not be able to generate enough spin for advanced players.

Overall, this blade is a great choice for beginners who are looking for a good quality blade at an affordable price.

It is an all-round blade, a little bit soft, with a good sensation of feeling with every shot; you can feel the vibrations. Many people think it is not fast enough, but if you shoot the ball greatly, you can produce powerful shots. I recommend using a medium-hard sponge. Using some rubber without tensor technology is better, like Sriver, 729, Mark V, etc.

I use it as my second blade, and sometimes even my first. Although it’s not the best blade I’ve had, it’s a good all-around blade for both offensive and defensive play.

However, it is a bit heavy with thicker rubbers due to its weight and balance.

This is one of the better all-around blades available. As the description suggests, it is similar to the Allround Classic but faster, having been designed after the introduction of the 40mm ball. It is rated at an All+ speed, which is accurate. You can achieve decent speed with a good stroke.

The blade is also easy to control. It feels soft and offers plenty of touch. It does vibrate slightly, but not excessively. I tested it with both hard and medium-soft rubbers. I found that the medium rubbers performed better on this blade.

This is an excellent blade for beginners or those seeking a consistent all-around setup.