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The Stiga Clipper WRB is an acclaimed choice among table tennis players, revered for its blend of speed, control, and versatility. This all-wood blade comprises seven plies of carefully selected wood, offering a solid feel that will appeal to aggressive and offensive players who desire precision in their striking. Weighing in at approximately 98 grams, the Clipper WRB is perceived as slightly heavier than its predecessor, but this weight contributes to its powerful performance, especially in offensive maneuvers.
The flexibility of the Clipper WRB strikes an ideal balance: it is stiff enough to deliver explosive power during drives and loops while maintaining a soft touch that’s critical for finesse play. Players appreciate the blade’s ability to accentuate the characteristics of various rubbers, making it suitable for different styles from spinny inverted to short pips, as well as long pips setups. While it falls into the fast blade category with a speed rating of 7.7, its control rating of 6.3 ensures that players do not sacrifice precision for speed.
Alternatives for players who enjoy the Clipper WRB but seek different sensitivities or weights include the Clipper Classic or the Stiga Carbonado. These options may offer variations in response and feel, accommodating a range of player preferences. Be prepared, however, for some minor customization, as many reviews highlight the necessity of sanding the handle to enhance grip and comfort. Overall, the Stiga Clipper WRB remains a legend among blades, known for its exceptional performance across different playing styles.
The blade is slightly faster than regular Clipper Wood. The balance is shifted towards the head. It feels nice. The blade is stiff yet has a soft touch.
Great blade for consistent attacking play. It’s solid but not too heavy. The blade tends to accentuate the characteristics of the rubbers on them, and all rubbers seem to work well - attacking inverted, spinny inverted, short pips, etcetera. The Stiga Clipper is a great backup racquet since it always delivers.
Nice blade to play for control game. I have started using it with Stiga Genesis M in forehand and Calibra LT Spin with a backhand that gives me awesome control and feeling. I appreciate its well-balanced nature when I drive, spin, and smash.
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