Stiga Graphite Wood

Composite/carbon 5 reviews
≈ 94 grams ≈ 1185 Hz

Blade description:

Introducing the Stiga Graphite Wood, a table tennis blade renowned for its exceptional combination of speed, control, and consistency. This 5-ply blade featuring a composition of 3 plies of wood and 2 plies of graphite has garnered a reputation among players for its outstanding performance.

With a speed rating of 9 and a control rating of 5, the Stiga Graphite Wood strikes a perfect balance between power and precision. The graphite layers provide increased stiffness and hardness, resulting in a harder blade with a hardness rating of 7.6. This stiffness enhances the blade's responsiveness and allows for precise shot placement.

One of the standout features of the Stiga Graphite Wood is its remarkable consistency. Its rating of 10 in consistency ensures that players can maintain a high level of accuracy and control over their shots, even during intense rallies. This makes it an ideal blade for players who prioritize consistency and stability in their game.

Despite its impressive speed and stiffness, the Stiga Graphite Wood maintains a relatively lightweight construction with a weight of approximately 100g. This weight distribution contributes to the blade's overall maneuverability and allows for quick and agile movements.

The blade receives positive feedback from users on various forums. Many players appreciate its well-balanced combination of speed and control, making it suitable for a wide range of playing styles. The blade's consistency is also a common point of praise, with players highlighting its ability to maintain accuracy and stability during gameplay.

Whether you're an experienced player seeking a high-performance blade or an intermediate player looking to elevate your game, the Stiga Graphite Wood is a formidable choice. Its exceptional speed, control, and consistency make it a versatile and reliable blade that can cater to various playing styles and skill levels.

Recent Reviews

#1 — July 2019

I have an old Stiga WRB Graphite wood paddle that I love (equipped with Donic Acuda for forehand and Donic Coppa for backhand). I recently acquired a Butterfly Viscaria with T05 rubber on both sides. I’m torn between keeping my old Stiga blade or selling it. I’ve heard that these particular blades are quite rare.

Any thoughts?

#2 — January 2014

One of the best fast Stiga blades of all time, especially with medium/soft rubbers.

#3 — February 2013

A fast blade. Control is also good.

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