Stiga Carbonix WRB

Very good blades. The speed, spin, and control are amazing. 👠👠ðŸ‘

Use this blade with Joola Exp One FH and Sriver FX BH. Overall, it is a light blade that allows for fast play due to the Joola Exp One. It lacks the feel that you can get with using the BTY Zhang Jike but you need to keep the price in mind as well. The handle is a bit big but it helps. Overall, this is a good blade for fast rubbers.

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I use this blade with Mark V rubbers. Initially, it was too fast for me, but now it’s very good. My coach recommended this blade to help me learn how to play. It pushed me to a point where I stopped playing because I faced opponents with over five years of experience, and I was a beginner and couldn’t control it.

I picked up table tennis again and continued to use the blade. Thanks to my coach, I’m not sure where I’d be without it. It’s fast, and I can execute everything perfectly. Drives, loops, short, middle, and far loops/blocks are no problem. Since it’s very bouncy, it’s easy to aim and hit where you want. It’s also excellent for short games, allowing me to surprise opponents.

The feeling is neither stiff nor soft, but rather medium. The speed is not the fastest, but that’s due to dwell time. Control is superb. If you prefer a blade that’s fast but not too fast, then this is for you. It can handle everything with ease, and the chop game is also great on it.

I was not happy at all with Stiga Carbonix WRB in comparison to Timo Boll Tricarbon of Butterfly with Bryce Speed in forehand and Bryce Speed FX in backhand.

I am astonished how it says 128 speed.