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Stiga Carbonado 90 stands as a testament to Stiga's dedication to crafting exceptional table tennis blades. Constructed with five plies, this blade features a unique combination of materials, including Textreme carbon fiber, renowned for its responsiveness and control. With a speed rating of 99 and a control rating of 47, the Carbonado 90 offers a perfect balance between power and precision.
The blade's medium-stiff stiffness and medium-hard hardness provide excellent feedback, allowing players to execute precise shots with confidence. Its consistency rating of 10 ensures that players can maintain a consistent level of play throughout matches. The Carbonado 90's overall rating of 9.5 reflects its exceptional quality and performance.
At 85 grams, the blade is well-balanced and provides a comfortable feel in the hand. Its 5.7 mm thickness contributes to its excellent control and stability. The Carbonado 90 is suitable for a wide range of playing styles, making it a versatile choice for players of all levels.
Forum reviews echo the blade's exceptional qualities. Many users praise its exceptional control and responsiveness, allowing them to execute a wide range of shots with accuracy. Its powerful performance is also noted, making it a formidable weapon for aggressive players.
In conclusion, the Stiga Carbonado 90 is a high-performance table tennis blade that combines power, control, and consistency. Its unique construction and materials make it a versatile choice for players seeking a balance between speed and precision. With its excellent ratings and positive user reviews, the Carbonado 90 stands as a top choice for players looking to elevate their game to the next level.
Review:
Blade: Madeira
Pros:
I have the Carbonado 45 as well. Like its brother, the Carbonado 90 has a spectacular feeling, almost like the Nittaku Acoustic Carbon (NAC), except the Carbonado 90 is a touch harder and has a more direct feel.
It has a large sweet spot, is stable for blocking, is good for looping, and fantastic for loop drive. BH drive and passive blocking are both great. The NAC is softer and better for looping, while the Carbonado 90 is more direct and produces better drives and punch shots.
Finally, I want to mention that the control for the Carbonado 90 is great too. Even though it’s faster than the NAC, I needed almost no adjustment coming from the NAC and have no trouble landing most shots on the table. I use tacky Chinese rubbers, and they work well on this blade.
I highly recommend the Carbonado 90 if you like blades with a direct feeling and great control.
The blade has 5+2 plies.
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