Stiga Infinity VPS V

I prepared this blade with the Mizuno Fortis FT and used the same rubbers (Palio HK 1997, Sticky Fast). Compared to the Mizuno, the Stiga VPS V is slightly faster but offers excellent control. Initially, I struggled to set the ball short, but with practice, it became effortless.

Attacking in any situation is a joy with the VPS. It provides an ideal combination of immense spin and ample speed, complemented by exceptional control.

Overall, I am thoroughly impressed with the Stiga VPS V. It offers a delightful playing experience, allowing for both aggressive and controlled play.

This is no ordinary 5-ply blade. It’s a rocket ship with a nice feel, and the “legend” handle is great for large hands. However, if you’re like most people and want to play with pace, I’d suggest hitting the ball a little harder is a better solution than having this weapon. You almost certainly will get more consistency and stay in more games with a regular 5-ply blade against good opponents.

Don’t get me wrong. If you want a fast blade with the fantastic touch given by 5-ply construction, this is an excellent option. I’ve not gotten rid of it in the hope that I’ll one day be as consistent with this as with other blades—for those who won’t be attending the Olympics.

I expected much more from Stiga! This isn’t worth 60 euros! No way! This should be worth 30 euros. Sharp edges with a harsh handle; it must be sandpapered, otherwise, prepare your fingers for blisters. Somewhere it is mentioned that this is a slow blade because it’s all wood — NO! This is a fast blade! I paired it with t05 and boosted DHS H3N Pro, and it became super fast, almost like bty alc blades. Definitely not suited for beginners because the blade itself is bouncy and fast. Honestly, for this price, I would rather go with a carbon blade. I didn’t get benefits from an all-wooden blade from this one; it feels like carbon blades I used before. Speed: 9/10, control: 9/10, stiff, hard, overall impression: 7.5/10, expected much more for this price in terms of build quality.

Mine is 88 grams in FL handle. It has a very good dwell time which really helps at topspin, but is a bit too slow for my playing style, and the control is amazing.

This is the best 5-ply wood blade by Stiga. It’s very light, stable, and has a good feel after it’s sanded.

Don’t get too excited. FZD only uses its handle. I think DHS 301 and Fangbo ALC are better for a similar price.

The blade is well-crafted and has a solid feel to it. The wood is of high quality and the construction is top-notch. The blade is also well-balanced, which makes it easy to control.

The blade has a relatively large sweet spot, which makes it forgiving for off-center hits. The blade also generates a lot of spin, which is great for attacking players.

Overall, this is a great blade for all levels of players. It is well-made, easy to control, and generates a lot of spin.

(28-10-2020) Light blade with really good feeling, vibration, and control.

Forehand (FH): Donic bluefire M1 black. Backhand (BH): Xiom Vega Pro red.

Speed = 8, not too slow, can manipulate the ball with confidence. Sometimes not fast enough, but the spin is really nice.

Control: Terrific control. A lot of dwell, can pair it with fast rubber, but I like to use spinny rubber.

I’m not a competitive player, so this is already a really nice blade. It can do everything.

I recently acquired a used Stiga Infinity VPS blade and paired it with Gewo Mega Flex Control and Loki Rxtn 1 Rubber.

At first glance, the Infinity VPS is a quality 5-ply blade that excels in blocking and driving. It boasts a lightweight and controllable feel, making it suitable for both beginners and intermediate players.

When paired with the Gewo rubber, the blade provides remarkable speed and control with topspin and drives. However, precise timing is crucial to avoid sending the ball into the net prematurely. Despite occasional net hits, the ball’s ability to “climb” over the net highlights the blade’s sizable sweet spot. It’s worth noting that the blade comes unsealed and should be sealed before use.

Compared to the Butterfly Viscaria, the Infinity feels softer but offers more control due to its all-wood composition. However, the Viscaria has a crisper response.

Both blades excel at blocking, with the Infinity providing better control and the Viscaria delivering more speed for counter-blocking, likely due to their different construction materials (all-wood vs. hybrid carbon).

In summary, the Infinity VPS delivers exceptional feel and vibration thanks to its all-wood construction and VPS technology. It’s an excellent choice for aggressive looping or driving with remarkable control. The blade generates impressive spin with medium to hard rubbers. Kudos to Stiga for creating this superb blade, which ranks among the best 5-ply blades I’ve tried.

The blade is fast but has a small sweet spot. This means that the player needs to be very precise with their shots in order to hit the ball cleanly. If the player does not hit the ball in the sweet spot, the ball will likely go off the table. Overall, the blade is a good choice for players who are looking for a fast blade that is easy to control.

Light weight attacking blade with so much control that it even surpasses my beloved Clipper. I instantly fell in love with it from the first stroke. I can’t help but chuckle at how smitten I am with this remarkable blade.

I have used Korbel SK7 with soft rubber (2010 to 2015), then Stiga Allround Evolution with hard rubber DHS H3 Neo (2015 to 2019), and now I decided to take the big leap towards a faster paddle (although with control) like the Stiga Infinity (83gr), adding hybrid rubbers ( Tibhar Hybrid K1 in FH and Yinhe Big Dipper in BH): the result is EXCELLENT.

Some people say that the Stiga Infinity lacks power, while others say that it is powerful enough. To determine which side is correct, I tried my friend’s Stiga Infinity blade.

In my opinion, the Stiga Infinity does lack power when playing from one meter away from the table. It is also a relatively slow blade. The only positive aspect I noticed is its excellent control, which is a trade-off for the lack of power and speed.

In comparison, my Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive blade is much better and also more affordable.

People saying this blade lacks control are either beginners or hate Stiga. This blade has a wonderful touch and for an all-wood blade, a lot of speed. The problem might be the rather flat ball curve and the durability of the blade. Because of the extra-heated inner wood layer, it breaks rather easily. Still a super blade, especially when looking at the price.

Good blade, but I could not find two of the same. The blade has occasional variations, and it is noticeable. I had one with a hard feel and one with a much softer feel, both from the same supplier originally from Sweden. I used the same rubbers on both blades.

I played only for 5-7 times, but can feel too much vibrations (horrific). Speed is not fast with my technique. I am sure Fan Zendong can hit fast with anything, but for an intermediate player like me, it does not seem to have good speed. I have andro trieber Z as my main blade, which is super fast and has amazing control and sound. I will update as I play more.

Now I have played a bit more, I hate this blade even more. It is far inferior to Yinhi T11+, which is soooo fast with great control and an ideal amount of vibrations. This VPS is awful in control, I can’t return any fast loops on the table… I can easily do that with my other blades. However, it shines in close to the table attacking games. Maybe I don’t have the right rubbers on. I use BH baracuda (donic), FH blufire m3 (donic). The sound is so bad… like broken wood. I bought it from paddle palace, it’s not their fault. The blade is over-hyped.

UPDATE=I have been playing a lot with good players at my club. I have gotten a lot better at looping, attacks, and technique. So I now love this blade. I am using it with Black-Aurus (Tibhar) and Red Bluefire M3. Looping monster. Loops are swinging and curling and spinning crazily off the table. My fault was that I was trying to play away from the table. This is a blade for close to the table… all-attack blade. It has magical control/speed/spin when you use it right. The grip is awesome. It is a very light setup.

Update 14 March, 2019: No doubt, it is a very poor blade. I hate it. It has no control and is very poor for blocks.

This is one of the best balanced blades I have ever played with. Topspin, chops, flicks, blocks, shots—whatever—are easy. In fact, that’s why I prefer hard sponge rubbers. The biggest con is short to short. If you don’t play actively enough, the ball will go into the net. But there is training for that.

Still dealing with the “hole” feel and sound. Otherwise, it plays pretty well.

One of the best-balanced all-wood blades I have ever tried. It offers a perfect blend of control and speed, making it suitable for players of various skill levels.

This blade has no weaknesses. I’ve seen some people write that it lacks power at mid-distance, but I have to laugh at that. With good technique, this blade will do whatever you want it to do. It has plenty of power for the fast game and lots of control for the short game. It doesn’t lack power at mid-distance either. Just choose the right rubber, and you’ll love this blade. Everyone should try it. Just don’t forget to seal your blade because the top veneer is very thin.

Overall, this is one of the best blades I’ve ever played with. I’ve played with a lot of blades, so I know what I’m talking about.

This blade boasts a long trajectory like many superior Stiga blades. Notably harder and stiffer than the Stiga Intensity, it excels at looping and blocking. However, controlling shots can be challenging with hard rubbers; softer rubbers may alleviate this issue.

Despite being a pure wood 5-ply blade, its speed and stability rival that of a carbon blade. This is not a beginner-friendly blade. Enhancing stroke speed and accuracy are prerequisites to fully utilizing its potential. Once mastered, it enables incredibly fast and spinny topspin shots.

For its quality, this blade is reasonably priced. It’s a worthy investment.

UPDATE: After extensive practice with this blade, I have come to appreciate its exceptional qualities. With DHS Skyline 3 on the forehand and Xiom Vega Pro on the backhand, it offers excellent touch in the short game and powerful topspin on loops. My setup is slightly head-heavy yet lightweight, weighing around 182g. The Skyline 3 on the forehand provides incredible feel, allowing me to discern each shot clearly. When power is applied to shots, the blade produces a delightful resonance.

Love this blade, FH- andro rasanter v47, BH- andro rasanter r42.

For those who want to buy a first blade, try this one first and you will love it.

I put aside my Timo Boll Spirit, which is 3 times more expensive, for this blade. I cannot imagine myself going back to carbon blades. The carbon layers of the Timo Boll Spirit kill the feeling of the ball, taking away one of the senses needed to play table tennis.

Infinity is an aggressive all-wood blade with amazing feedback and some vibration, but not annoyingly so. It is only a bit flexible, which helps generate spin and a nice kick effect. It is very light, so I chose hard, heavy rubbers (Hurricane 3 Neo FH and Yinhe Mercury II BH). This combination is a bit slow but gives me amazing feel of the ball, unreal control, and enough power to finish the point. Tacky rubbers help me take the initiative as soon as possible with flicks and opening loops. Ball placement, the kick effect, soft touches, and the ability to change the pace during a rally frustrate my opponents. Tacky rubbers and the straight handle make these attacks easier.

It produces awful vibration and sound when you miss hit or hit flat. The range of the blade is from close to the net to far away from the table. I do not understand why people say it is slow. The flexibility creates a small catapult effect when playing far from the table. I haven’t experienced any built quality issues yet, but the wood is soft and gets damaged when you accidentally hit the table.

If you want to improve your technique, combine it with hard rubbers. Players with bad technique will initially find it hard to play with a combination like that, but advanced players will be impressed by its precision and versatility. Flat hitters and unfit players should go for tensor rubbers. Control is high, so it works amazingly well even with fast rubbers like Tenergies. I would avoid soft rubbers.

88g biggish fl handle, feel=heavy and hard.

This is an exceptional blade, boasting an exceptional feel and vibration thanks to its all-wood composition and VPS technology.

It excels in aggressive looping, offering an impressive level of control. Its control, despite its speed, is extraordinary. When paired with medium to hard rubbers, it becomes a lethal spin-generating machine.

Stiga deserves praise for the exquisite material and composition of this blade. Among 5-ply blades, this one stands out as the best I’ve encountered.

Additionally, its ST handle is highly suitable and sufficiently thick, ensuring a secure and comfortable grip.

This is a nice 5-ply blade suitable for blocking and smashing. It has a light feel yet feels strong. Beginners can use it, but if timing is not used correctly during top spin and smashes, this blade is too fast. It depends on how much energy is used when hitting the ball. Close play and mid to far are really offensive. The handle is very nice, but if timing is not used at the right time, the ball goes out or into the net. The blade is nice.

The disadvantage of this blade is that it is slightly smaller than my Fang Bo Carbon. The blade face should be 2mm wider and have a good finish. It should be sealed and sold. The ball is very fast in an attacking game. I use the DHS Hurricane 8 on FH & Tibhar Aurus on BH. I like this setup. Overall, this is a good blade.

Very stiff and very fast, although it is quite light. Mine is 77 g. with ST.

You must get used to its speed after moving from Off- / All+ blade.

Good block, good shot.

After the first training the overall impression is very good.

Speedy, but lacks control.

I have the penhold version. It’s a bit heavy and thicker than I’d like, but apart from that, it’s a very good blade. It’s fast with a lot of control, and the feeling is very nice. I don’t feel any vibrations, and overall it’s a great blade. It’s a must-buy if you want to take your game to another level. Used by Fan Z.D.

My wood weighs 94 grams instead of the 87 grams that Stiga claims. This is a large variation, so if you are planning on buying it, you should weigh it first. I think that Stiga minimizes the speed of its woods. I cannot believe that Stiga OC is classified in the latest catalogs as “all +,” and Stiga Infinity is probably off +. I feel that it is faster than Yasaka Overdrive Off +. However, it is one of the best woods. Buy it, and you will not regret it.

It is very good, medium-fast with good control, medium weight, great sweet spot, consistent, pleasant sensations, very pleasant presentation, requires a bit of sanding at the edges, comfortable handle. Almost everything is fine in this wood from Stiga, and the price is good.

However, pieces of wood are raised when the rubbers are removed. Some vibrations and push-ups are felt when the ball is struck.

Very good blade especially for those who play close to the table, with an incredible amount of control and dwell time.

Just be sure to seal this blade. Do not use it without sealing. In the end, I highly recommend it to starters up to intermediate level players and pros who would like to feel the ball and play close to the table.

1 of the best all 5-wood ply blades.

Great for spin and control, but extreme power and correct technique are absolutely required for away-from-the-table play. Players like FZD might be able to play with it, but rumor has it that this is NOT his blade but Viscaria.

Vibration is enough and provides good control without losing energy from your blade.

Awesome blade! Powerful with the setup FH Calibra LT Spin BH Tenergy 80, increasing speed and spin becomes easier. Backhand flicks are very easy because this blade is lightweight. It’s a great blade, the best I’ve ever used.

Good to have, but I find it hard to believe Fan Zhendong uses this blade to win world rankings. The sweet spot is good, however I can feel the shaky vibration.

I have two Legend blades. The first one weighs 86g and has a head size of 155x150cm. It is well-balanced with heavier rubbers, but the entire bat becomes heavier (181g). The second one, which I bought later, weighs 80g and has a head size of 157x152cm. I put Donic Acuda P2 1.8 on both sides, so with heavier rubbers, it could be a bit head-heavy but not significantly. The entire racket weighs 169g. It is lighter, slower, and allows me to improve my technique. With good technique, you can play shots from close to the table, mid-distance, and mid to long distance from the table. Overall, it is a very good blade. I recommend sealing and sanding the edges. The Legend handle is comfortable for my big hands and long fingers. In comparison with TSPW, the TSPW has a smoother finish on the handle, but it could feel like you can throw the racket during shots. Stiga’s rough handle finish is better for me. I haven’t tried many blades, but this one meets my needs. I hope it will last a long time even with rubber changes and won’t splinter.

10/10 Great blade. An off blade with great touch, while still having dwell for amazing spins or controlled smashes. Large sweet spot with low vibrations is very forgiving when going for hard to reach shots. Great for mid to close play. $75 bucks and worth every penny. I’m surprised stiga didn’t try to charge more.

Sensitive blade with a good feel due to the thick “Diamond Touch-limba layer”. The sweet spot of this blade is huge. Once you hit it, this blade would give you a flexible feel. Work well with these rubbers: Stiga Clibtra TOUR M and Xiom Vega Asia. Both of them were stable and capable of making powerful shots.

A very good blade in most areas. Great control especially from mid-distance. Like many other Stiga blades, it has that nice feel and balance between speed and control. I would say this blade is all-round to off-.

Excelente madera con mucho control.

10/10, excellent cheap blade.

An off blade with great touch, while still having a controlled feel. Bought it very cheap and it’s really worth its money.

I’ve played with numerous Stiga blades, and for the past 1.5 years, I’ve played with an XO equipped with MX-P on both sides. For me, the Infinity stands as the superior blade among those I’ve tried. I employ MX-S in maximum thickness on both sides.

The Infinity offers a slightly softer touch compared to the XO, along with a bit more flexibility. During passive play or short-short exchanges, I experience significantly greater control than with the XO. Additionally, I can generate exceptional spin during serves.

While slightly slower than the XO, the Infinity boasts exceptional control. I possess a relatively heavy blade weighing 95 grams (equivalent to the XO), which exhibits ample speed for topspins while maintaining remarkable control during returns or passive play.

The only drawbacks I’ve encountered include the extremely thin and fragile top layer, necessitating careful sealing. Moreover, the weight of the blades varies considerably. While searching for an additional Infinity blade with similar weight, I discovered specimens ranging from 75 to 95 grams. Therefore, it’s imperative to thoroughly examine the blades to select one with an appropriate weight for your needs.

Apart from these minor concerns, I enthusiastically endorse this blade as one of the finest 5-ply blades I’ve encountered.

The best 5-ply blades have always been constructed with limba-limba-ayous-limba-limba (Waldner senso V1/V2, Joola K5, Bty Primorac, Bty Korbel, Stratus Power), but Stiga presents a remarkable variation: limba-spruce-ayous-spruce-limba.

At approximately 6mm thick, the blade is comparable to most all-wood 5-ply blades. It offers an exceptional feel and outstanding balance despite its weight (82 grams, in my case), even when equipped with heavy rubbers. The speed surpasses that of the Korbel or Primorac, and its sweet spot has been significantly enhanced. The addition of a composite layer is no longer necessary (many Primorac/Korbel users have transitioned to Innerforce blades, which feature the same composition with the addition of composite material).

The Infinity possesses a moderate throw, exceptional flex, and dwell time due to its all-wood construction, resulting in unmatched touch and balance. It delivers ample power for any type of attacking playstyle while maintaining unmatched precision. Advanced players may prefer a heavier Infinity VPS (88-90 grams) for even more power.

I refrain from sealing my blade to preserve its inherent characteristics. Sealing can enhance speed, decrease throw angle and dwell time, and reduce flex, but more notably, it compromises the elasticity of the outer limba ply, resulting in a diminished touch and decreased spin and control.

I utilize standard VOC glue without encountering any quality issues thus far. Despite owning an extensive collection of top-tier composite blades (Viscaria, TBS, TB ALC, various Innerforces, Kong Linghui Special, Photino, Photino Light, ZJK blue dragon, Mizutani Jun), all of which exhibit exceptional qualities, I find myself employing the Infinity paired with Flexxon 1.7mm on the backhand and Nanoflex FT48 2.1mm on the forehand. This combination evokes memories of the speed glue era, without the use of any speed glue.

The Infinity ranks among the finest blades I have experienced, comparable to the Innerforce AL, Zhang Jike blue dragon, and the classic 5-ply blades mentioned earlier. Moreover, it offers exceptional value for money.

Loved the way it plays. Only problem is that one of the plys came off after about 5 months.

This blade is excellently built and offers: 1. Good control 2. Good speed (amazing when you get to the heart of the blade) 3. Incredible dwell time 4. Compatibility with a variety of playing styles 5. Good touch 6. Awesome feel 7. Supports the development of fast play

I would recommend this blade to various playing styles, but I believe it is best suited for attacking styles due to its exceptional feel, which provides good touch and control despite its high speed. Attackers can open up with a spin, flick, or short shot and then pressure their opponents.

Update 1.11.14

Unfortunately, my blade is now destroyed.

It is important to seal the blade, which I did. However, after six months, the edges splintered off and the top veneer on the edges is now gone. While the quality is a concern, considering its low price of €60, one could simply purchase a new blade after that time. I decided against this because there is a risk of receiving a defective blade. I had an exceptional blade, and I have since switched to Butterfly due to the difference in quality.

Stiga has hit a home run with this blade. Light, fast, and with a good sweet spot, this blade is the weapon of choice for those tired of dull, overpriced composite blades. Providing a crisp, direct feel with control, it is ideal for looping at all distances and offers a nice touch for short games.

The new conic grip feels superb, while the Legend FL is a perfect complement. Pairing this blade with Tenergys, Rakza 7, or Mark V HPS will grant you dominance in the table tennis realm. It is an exceptional blade for a wide range of offensive-minded players, earning a rare 10 out of 10 rating.

Good control for an OFF blade. Coming from using a carbon blade, the Infinity VPS has improved my game giving me that extra dwell time to play the ball. My looping on both sides improved and I am now mastering the backhand heavy loop which was hard to execute with a fast blade. I am also having more success at mid distance, staying in and winning the longer rallies! Some sanding needed to smooth the edges, otherwise a beautifully made blade from Stiga.

This blade is a great option for players who play offensively but still value great control. I believe it is one of Stiga’s best blades.

This all-wood blade combines the desirable attributes of wood blades—control, looping ability, exceptional first opening shots, and touch—with the speed of a carbon blade when paired with good arm speed and technique. However, it does require some sanding of the edges and may need sealing due to the wood’s delicate appearance.

For players who prefer to play at medium to far distances from the table, this blade excels. Notably, it is the only wood blade that complements tenergy rubbers effectively, which typically perform better on carbon or Alc blades.

Aesthetically, the blade impresses with its simplicity, reminiscent of the Korbel blade in terms of the handle design. Subjectively, the Stiga blade offers greater speed than Korbel and Alc blades.

Moreover, it generates significantly more spin on topspin combinations compared to blades like the Primorac Carbon.

From STIGA, the Infinity VPS V with Diamond Touch and VPS (Veneer Precision System) technology boasts hand-selected middle veneers subjected to a precise heating and cooling process. Its lightweight construction provides a comfortable feel, while the excellent craftsmanship ensures durability. The stiffness level falls between Rosewood VII and Ebenholz VII, resembling Rosewood XO.

This blade excels in close-to-table play, supporting fast attacks and hits. However, it may require more force at a distance to maintain speed and spin. Comparatively, Clipper Wood may perform better for flat hitting. Despite this, the Infinity VPS V offers versatility for various playstyles. Its compatibility extends to all rubber types, but mid-hard sponge rubbers are recommended for optimal performance.

After a month of use, the blade remains in excellent condition.

This is a good choice for a power forehand for a player like me who plays not to kill the ball but for more spin on the ball. The control is very good with hard rubber for forehand, and for backhand it’s good with soft rubber. It’s a nice blade to step up to from a slow to fast blade.

Butterfly Infinity V1 Review

Pros:

- Excellent for close-to-table attacks - Fast blade speed - Good control

Cons:

- Excessive vibration - Loss of topspin on far-from-table attacks

Overall:

The Butterfly Infinity V1 is a solid blade, particularly effective for close-to-table attacks on the backhand. Its control and fast speed make it suitable for both attacking and blocking shots.

However, it does have some drawbacks. The excessive vibration can be uncomfortable and affect shot precision. Additionally, far-from-table attacks may experience a loss of topspin, making it less suitable for all-around play.

The forehand grip may require adjustment for optimal performance. It is worth noting that Olympic champion Fan Zhendong uses a unique forehand grip with this blade.

In conclusion, the Butterfly Infinity V1 is a good choice for players who favor close-to-table attacking playstyles, particularly with short pimples. However, its vibration and limitations on far-from-table attacks should be considered before making a purchase.

Wow, what a blade from Stiga! I just got it from pingpongonline.com for $60 US. It’s so lightweight and has excellent control. Now, I can place all my shorts on the table. This blade is well-balanced and well-built. It has a mild vibration that helps me feel the ball and place it accurately. Most wooden blades have this characteristic.

I have Andro Rasant on the forehand and Rakza Soft 7 on the backhand. It feels awesome. I was using TBS with Andro Rasant forehand and Tenergy 05 backhand, but it was a bit heavy and some of my shorts flew away from the table. Also, the FL handle of the TBS was too slippery and thin. So, I switched to the Stiga Infinity VPS V with the Legend handle. The Legend FL handle is perfect for me. It has an excellent grip.

If you need accuracy and good spin, this is the blade for you.

Excellent blade from Stiga. I recommend this blade to all players who prioritize precision and control in their game. It is the best blade I have tested from Stiga so far.

For me, this is the perfect wood in terms of control/speed/power. There is much talk about the intrinsic qualities of materials, but this is not significant. The way of playing is often forgotten, especially when talking about control: the way of holding the racket — firmness and tilt. Defenders are more sensitive to this concept and are also very good attackers (Ruwen Filus, for example). The energy transmitted to the racket depends on how firmly you hold it with your hand. It dampens or intensifies this energy (in a control/power ratio). When you manage to manage this parameter, you manage your game much better and you can choose your equipment more easily and more precisely. This wood is the perfect extension of your body and your intentions. In all wood, it could not have been done better.

When I first acquired this blade, I utilized the Stiga Dna Platinum H and M rubbers. While this combination felt adequate, it failed to elicit any remarkable qualities, resembling a setup worth approximately $100. However, a transformative shift occurred when I paired the blade with Hurricane 3 Neo rubbers.

The combination exhibited an ideal level of bounciness and grip, imparting a sense of exceptional power and control. The blade proved particularly well-suited for use with Chinese rubbers. Additionally, employing T05 or Fastarc-G1 rubbers on the backhand yielded positive results.

I found this blade too slow for my game. I had no problem with the outer plies, but I found that the handle is quite rough. It could use some sanding.

Very nice blade with a raw finish that needs sanding for better grip. The master handle is very comfortable, and I think it’s better than the legend even in my big hands. The control is very good, but my only downside is that it’s a little slow away from the table.

Yaxshi taxta.

Bought it because several people recommended it to me. The price/quality ratio is ideal. It fits my playing style very well. Put on Rakza7 on both sides.

Frame: 5 layers of well-balanced wood. Great for topspin and attack shots. Control is also good. The only small downside is the slightly excessive weight.

Solid choice for both developing and advanced players. The blade has many gears, looks good, and has a great feeling. The finishing on the blade could be improved, but I guess it’s one of Stiga’s features to hand out the blades in a more “raw” state and to let the player customize it to their liking. A little sandpaper and lacquering formula will turn this into something that looks and feels premium.

This is an excellent paddle for all levels of players, with great control from near to far from the table. I have been using this with Nittaku Fastarc G-1 on the forehand and Rakza 9 on the backhand for the past 4 years.

Professional base.

Отличное качество материалов, быстрая доставка, сборка не составила труда.

Очень доволен покупкой, рекомендую всем.

I can’t be disappointed if I take this paddle.

Fantastic to play within most areas of the game. Great loops, blocks, chops, and smashes. Works well from close to far from the table (if you have good weight transfer and fast hips) but that’s if you play with tacky rubber. With Euro rubber, you can play far away with chicken wing :). It has a nice clear and loud sound :). I paired it with Hurricane3 Blue Sponge Provincial on FH, works great!!

This well-made blade has a huge sweet spot and many gears which enable me to develop more advanced skills.

Best blade for me so far.

• Good combination with pips. Good beginner blade for the plastic ball era.
• The edges of the blade need minor sanding.

Good control and enough power. However, I’m not a fan of the hollow feel. I’m sure it works for some people, just not for me.

The blade stability is always reliable in the short game, touch, and power loop. The weight is suitable and supports your advanced game, especially in the attacking game.

Whether a blade is good or bad is highly subjective, but out of the 15 or so that I own, this is the one I use; and I have now bought a spare in case I break it mid-tournament. I play it with two sheets of Rakza 7 2mm on each side, and I play a close to mid-distance offensive looping game. Here are some assorted thoughts on why this blade has worked so well for me.

It’s a soft, lightweight blade with a thin handle (at least the flared handle is) with lots of feedback. It is fast (enough), but its defining quality is its amazing feeling. The vibration helps me understand what is happening. I now know exactly where on the blade the ball hit, and so I started getting an intuition for where I ought to hit it. Short pushes close to the handle, flip close to the tip, loops a bit above the middle, etc.

I also feel a difference in how tightly I am holding the racket. For instance, I quickly learned that I need to tighten my grip more for BH loops, and the consistency went up as a result. The hard(ish) rubbers combined with the soft(ish) wood is made for brushing the ball rather than hitting it. As a result, I’ve slowly started moving towards less blocking and more counter looping close to the table.

This is a much harder thing to do (and much more fun!), but the amazing feeling of the wood makes it possible. This blade has helped me develop my game like no other blade has, and I can not recommend it enough.

It has good control and it’s easy to generate spin with it. I recommend this blade for players looking to improve their game.

I use it with DHS Hurricane 3 Neo on my forehand and DHS Hurricane 8 on my backhand. It has a great feeling to it and has significantly improved my game.

Best blade for me!

The sound of this blade is unique.

I’m not sure why people are praising this blade. I tried for many sessions to get used to this blade and just couldn’t. It is extremely stiff and bouncy. Zero dwell time.

FH loop is ok, but bh flips are near impossible (at least consistently). Had 2X Rakza 7 Soft on it too which is meant to help with the dwell time.

Interesting, ringing and of course comfortable board! Raksa 7 played super on it! The hits were excellent, I ordered it with a short degu spike, but apparently I’m not good with spike rubber. I will order a smooth Nitaku G1 on it, I think it will be great!

Stiga Infinity VPS is a perfectly balanced blade and can be used by players of all levels. You can do any shots with this racket and experience minimal vibration, making it perfect for all playing styles.
I am currently using it with GoldArc rubber and it perfectly complements this blade.

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The blade is excellent, suitable for both hitters and loopers. It takes a few weeks to fully open up - initially, it will be very hard, but once the flexibility kicks in, it provides a fantastic feeling and control in attacks.

The table tennis paddle provides fast speed and spin while also offering great flexibility.

I paired it with Xiom Vega Pro and Vega Asia, both 2.0mm. Very good touch and feel, very good control too. I only played with it for 1.5 hours. Usually, I cannot make any conclusion in such a short time. But Stiga Infinity VPS is unique.

Perfect for those who love speed.

This blade is fantastic! I really like it.

I love this blade. It’s fast but has good control. Good from mid and long-distance too. I could do whatever I wanted with this one.

Free lacquering, fast shipment and I got the specified blade weight 89g. Paired with Sanwei Target National 2.2mm as forehand and backhand, total weight 201g.

I used to play with carbon blades, and I decided to try this all-wood blade because I play with pips on the backhand. The difference is major - my backhand became much more consistent.

On the other hand, my forehand became slower - I am used to playing with a medium\hard sponge, and I put the same rubber on the infinity… I think that with this blade you need a fast and hard rubber on the forehand - this is what I am going to do.

Stiga has surprised me with their Infinity VPS V table tennis paddle. It is a great racket and I would definitely buy it again.

No doubt this is a very popular blade. I used to play with the Eternity VPS, but I find that the Infinity VPS has better control. Still has great feeling as other Stiga all-wood blades do. Good from mid and far distance too.

Using the Rakza7 Max on both sides, and thanks to TT11 for suggesting it to me.

Super balanced blade for playing a universal game with good technique. It provides a comfortable feeling in hand, especially for masters of the game.

I would highly recommend this blade. I agree with all the good things that were mentioned about this blade. What’s even better is the service that you are getting with Tabletennis11. Free lacquering, fast shipment and I got the specified blade weight.

I received the order in 4 days with no shipping charge. Kudos to Tabletennis11!

The racket is excellent and strong, with a good powerful hit and a special sound of diamond touch. However, it requires muscular strength in your arm to make multiple rotations.

After reading many reviews, I decided to give this blade a try. I bought it here with lacquering, as many had recommended, and had the rubbers assembled (Yasaka Mark V HPS Soft on fh and Donic Bluefire M2 on bh), which was excellent.

After a week of training, I switched the fh rubber to Rakza 7, which suits my playing style better as I found the HPS soft to be a bit slow for me. I am still adjusting to the feel of the blade. While I appreciate the way it has improved my aggressive yet controlled playing style, I am still struggling with the overall feel and sound of the blade, which I personally do not like very much.

However, I understand that this is a matter of personal taste. Apart from this, I am happy with it.

There are many options available when it comes to choosing a blade for table tennis.

Overall, the blade is very fast, but it is a bit too heavy which affects the level of control during gameplay.

Excellent control. Thanks.

This is a very normal blade and not anything outstanding or special. I feel the blade is a little weak in construction. Control and speed are just normal.

This blade is the best one I have ever used for playing table tennis. The control and speed are just perfect. The design is also very sleek and stylish. I highly recommend this blade to any serious table tennis player looking to up their game.

I found this blade to be perfect for driving close to the table and looping far away. Since I’m a more powerful hitter, I found this blade allows me to hit even harder while still being able to control the ball compared to my DHS blade.

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Very good control and feeling. I can’t replace it with another blade.

I bought a 93g racket and I needed to have a more active game. I really like the feeling and sensitivity of this blade.

I don’t know how to begin this review. This blade is perfect, basically. You can’t go wrong with it. 5 layers of beautiful control and feeling, but craving for power to unleash.

It is so versatile, that I even tried it with one of our guys at the club WITH PIMPLES! Yeap, he moved from Timo ZLC to this, now he’s blocking basically anything we throw at him.

For attackers, the speed is there, when you hit it right. It is a wonderful blade. My hands are medium-large for American standards, so I if that’s your case, go for the Legend handle. Enjoy this babe!

I bought my second Infinity VPS V blade. Yes, I have two of these. I love this blade. It’s fast but has good control. The feeling is appropriate. It’s an excellent option for pimple players because its outer wood is hard. It’s great that Fan Zhendong uses it.

5 ply nice wood blade. Great for control and spin.
Rubber is very sticky, good for serving and topspin shots.
Overall, a high quality racket at a reasonable price. Highly recommended.

Best all wood blade that I’ve ever used. Used with Bluestorm Z1 rubbers and now with Nittaku G-1’s. Great wood blade for fast and spinny rubbers while maintaining lots of control.

Overall, everything about this table tennis racket is above average. The blade is hard and woody, with a medium to low throw angle. The joint Limba used is especially noteworthy, as it is not typically expected in this price range.

The blade is good, with a hard feeling and speedy gameplay. However, the quality of the outer layer made from jointed Limba does not satisfy me as I was expecting it to be jointless.

The blade has no feel due to the hollow handle. It is medium hard with a speed rating of about OFF-.

I love it. I tried it with Donic Z1 for my forehand and Vega Japan for my backhand. Very good.

I bought this table tennis racket for my friend. He likes it, but I don’t. The blade is heavy and has a thick handle. I believe it takes some time to get used to it.

Medium speed and excellent control make this the best blade for me (so far). I play an all-round attacking play mostly near the table. Away from the table, it lacks a bit in power, especially compared to carbon blades. I prefer the straight handle to the legendary because the legendary feels like it hinders my wrist a little (I have medium-sized hands).

The first blade got some splintering when changing rubbers, so the second one I had lacquered by tt11 (excellent service). Still, you have to be really careful when removing rubbers. I agree with all comments about the sharp edges; you probably need to sand them down.

In summary, a great blade, especially regarding control. Some quality issues with splintering and sharp edges that I choose to ignore because the feeling when playing is simply excellent.

I have played with several Stiga blades such as Offensive CR, maplewood nct, and intensity. The Infinity blade is slightly faster and much stiffer than the intensity. Despite its hardness, I was pleasantly surprised by its great dwell time. I use hard Chinese rubber Skyline 3 (1.8mm) on the forehand, and the ball still stays on the paddle for a long time, allowing for plenty of adjustment time during rallies. Looping is extremely easy due to the long dwell time.

The flare handle and weight of the Infinity blade are just right for me. I have read some reviews mentioning that this blade is too heavy, but I am happy with how it turned out. Overall, I highly recommend this blade to players of all skill levels who prefer to use topspin in their game.

This table tennis blade is the most beautiful one I have ever owned, with a weight of about 90g.

I own a Viscaria, Timo Boll Spirit, Clipper CR, and have played with a lot of other setups. My level is about 1900 US.

I ordered two Stiga Infinity VPS V blades; one was a bit heavier than the other, weighing 92g vs. 86g. I found the heavier one to be more solid and very effortless in terms of power, especially away from the table. I really liked it, except it was too heavy. As for the lighter one, I was sure it was going to be a perfect blend. Unfortunately, that was not the case; it seemed quite the opposite.

In summary, I think everyone has different preferences. I feel that this blade is quite good in general. I personally did not enjoy the balance of this blade. I thought the heavy bat had a good, solid feel and was powerful but was too heavy. I also thought the light bat was fairly decent but compared to my other setups, which actually weighed less, this one felt heavier in the hand. I feel it is a good blade because it has decent touch, good control, speed, and power. My personal opinion is that the balance of the blade is not optimal.

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Very fast blade, even without carbon. It is a bit too heavy, so I would recommend trying the normal handle instead of the legend.

Arrived in perfect condition. I would definitely recommend having Tabletennis11 assemble your blade. They do it perfectly.

Gran blade es el mejor que he tenido. Tiene un gran feeling y una gran calidad de la madera. Realmente tiene un peso promedio, pero me da el soporte necesario para darle potencia a mi goma con un buen control.

Nice and good blade.

Good blade for attacking, but when you take off the rubbers, you very likely will splinter the wood. This shouldn’t happen, especially from a brand like Stiga. You get a good feeling for balls, but you have to hit the ball more frontal than with other woods, which takes some adjustment but can improve your game. I got better with it, but it’s hard to say how much of this improvement can be attributed to the blade.

If you like a lot of vibration/feedback, then it may be for you. I have not seen this aspect of the blade written at many places, so I want to let others know that this is a core aspect of this blade. Tabletennis11 is awesome as always.

I got one ST and one FL from them when this was on sale. Both were around 98 grams. Beware of sale items, I guess, and need to ask specifically for the weight when buying sale items.

This is an excellent racket, fast and with good control. It’s a pity that it vibrates a little bit, but still a great racket.

With proper techniques and good rubber combinations, this blade will perform more than one can expect. The quality is top-notch, with no splintering so far. It is light in feel and offers very good short ball play with explosive spin. The speed is not too fast, but not slow either, providing very good flex and control.

It was a difficult adjustment for me coming from the AVALOX series. I couldn’t believe that Fan Zhendong used this paddle for his backhand in-table flip. I was unable to simply return the ball. The short ball backhand flip felt so hard that it seemed impossible for me.

The Infinity had just the right mix between speed and control. The blade has a wonderful woody feeling. I eventually bought a second one.

It’s a quality blade. If you have a big hand, don’t hesitate to pick up the Legend handle. My hand is big, and the Master handle is a bit thin and ‘spiky’.

Good speed and control.

This is an excellent order and excellent product! Very quick and professional service delivery! Very satisfactory from TT11! Thank you for the wonderful work!

The topspin feeling is like hitting a rubber ball. The sweet spot sound is “Tong…Tong…” It’s funny.

I’ve only played with it a couple of times. I will probably come back to review it some more. Right away, I’ve noticed it to be very light and the wood provides a good feeling when spinning or hitting the ball.

The quality is not so good, especially the top wooden sheet. If you attach and detach rubbers quite often, you will need to buy a new one soon.

Generally, it is a nice, fast, lightweight blade with exceptional control. So for me, it is the best value for money.

My coach uses this blade in penholder style and he has excellent control! In terms of the blade itself, physically, I took the precaution of lacquering it several times (water-based lacquer) as I do enjoy trying different rubbers and carrying out my own comparisons. The surface is not as smooth as the Eternity VPS.

I currently use Tenergy 05 and Tenergy 80 on this blade and the balance between speed/control/spin is pretty good - not perfect, but I am happy with it. One bug bear with Stiga is the sharp edges - would it kill them to gently sand them down? Obviously, I did that myself. The blade is nice and light and has a good feel to it.

I have compared quite a few blade/rubber combinations and I chose this after trying the Stiga Genesis soft rubbers on my Stiga Eternity VPS blade - overall effect for me was just too dead. I don’t want for speed with the Infinity VPS but having said that I am still experimenting with rubbers for my Eternity blade! It feels like an OFF blade and depending on the rubbers you choose could even feel like an OFF- blade. Good body technique is needed to ramp up the speed of this blade - I cannot afford to use “lazy” strokes and hope for the rubbers to provide the speed. I see that as a good thing since that illustrates the good control offered by this blade.

With the Infinity VPS I am happy to try any shot type and pretty confident that any subsequent failure to execute is down to me and not the bat!

This table tennis paddle has everything a player needs: power, control, feel, and spin. I highly recommend it.

The speed is between off- and off, making it a nice blade. Highly recommended.

The rubber surface is very rough, the workmanship is rough, and the weight is 94g.

The bat is light and may feel a bit head-heavy with different rubbers. Otherwise, this is a very good choice for developing players to master their shots. Very good control and wooden feel. The legend handle is extremely comfortable. A deal for the price!

It has a very good grip, which helps me control the ball better. The weight is just right for me, not too heavy and not too light. I feel like I have more power in my shots with this blade. The price is also very reasonable for the quality. Overall, I highly recommend this blade for any level of player.

This blade is perfect for me as I have been able to achieve perfect looping with it. The speed is also just right for my playing style.

Great control, more than adequate speed. Very comfortable handle. Just need to sand it a little and you have a lethal weapon.

P. S. Thanks for the gift. Tabletennis11.com Rules!

Спасибо ребята. (Translation: Thanks guys.)

Started playing with this blade about a year ago. I really like the balance between stiffness, feel, and control. I have Evolution MX-P on both sides, and this blade really does it for me.

This review is in Chinese.
Translated to English:

“Nothing special, quite stable.”

性能均衡，这是一块性能挺不错的五夹板子。

For an all wood blade, it is impressive. When you want to play full offense, this blade produces good spin because of its dwell time. Just make sure you put a medium-hard rubber. I used Tibhar MX-P on it, and normally this rubber, by design, is a speed devil, bouncing immediately. The flexibility of wood makes the ball spin with the proper stroke. Do more drills, and in the same session, you will feel its full potential.

Control 9, Spin 8, Speed 8, Dwell 9, Hardness-Medium. Best combo with 42-48deg rubbers. Good for blocking, long rally, and looping. Blade for allround to offensive players.

Power, speed, and control are exceptional. Spin is also very good. Great for offensive players.

Good for topspin shots. Easy to handle and feels comfortable in hand. Highly recommended.

I have been using this blade for a few months now and have seen a significant improvement in my game.

This is a great all-around blade. The control and looping capabilities are impressive. The Legend handle feels comfortable and ergonomic in hand.

It’s a good and fast blade with a clean sound and a decent amount of control. I like it and will use it for at least another year.

This is a great all-wood 5-ply blade with decent speed (true off) and control. I own a few of them and all are a bit different from each other even though they are almost the same weight. The blade has average to little vibration and a high throw. The sweet spot is average and not as big as claimed by Stiga.

Even though this blade doesn’t excel in every aspect, I like it very much. It is still very good overall and a great deal for the price. I play with Tenergy 05/05 FX, and it fits great. I also tried Tibhar Mx-p, and it worked great as well. The feel that the blade gives you is awesome.

However, I want to make it clear that the playing properties of this blade are impressive, but the quality is not that great. Be extremely careful when taking the rubber off to avoid removing the wood layer. I also had troubles when gluing the rubber - the glue dries out immediately, making it hard to apply properly to the blade (I used Butterfly Freechack 1 and 2).

This blade is one of the best blades I have ever played with. It has a very nice feeling, enough speed, and good control. It provides everything required for the modern game.

The only downside is the inconsistency in the product. I ordered two blades, but they are very different in characteristics. Usually, I expect a slight difference between two blades of the same model, but this is the first time I have seen such a big difference. This makes it difficult for me to order another blade similar to the one I like more!

Nice blade for this price.

This is a great blade for looping - somewhat stiff with a med-hard feel. Its sweet spot is HUGE and it has amazing control. The pace I feel is good enough paired with a faster rubber.

Just make sure to get it sealed and you may want to shave down the “wings” so that it doesn’t dig into your hand. The handle was also fairly rough, but smoothed out over the weeks playing with it.

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A little soft for a penhold hitter. Works great for loopers.

This is my first and only all-wood blade. Comparing to the zjk zlc blade I was using, it feels almost the same. In my humble opinion, this is a balanced blade and it is not picky about the rubbers. I tried two set ups: FH-Rakza 7/BH-Tenergy05 and FH-Omega VI Euro/BH-Rakza X. They both work great for my style. However, I had to sand the blade handle to make it comfortable for holding.

Great blade! The logistics was very fast. I will definitely buy it again.

It is light, stiff, and hard. It feels hollow, but it plays very well, especially close to the table. It has enough power for close to mid-distance play and is not bouncy on slow shots, making it much better for the short game than most blades with that speed. It has a high throw. Rakza 7 2.0 Soft on BH suits me perfectly. Rakza 7 2.0 on FH is good, but I think there are better options for my game.

Excellent service from tabletennis11. First, I got the exact requested weight. Second, I chose free lacquering, and upon receiving the blade, I wasn’t sure if my blade was lacquered (I am inexperienced with it). I asked a question on some other forum, and they (tabletennis11) read that post and contacted me(!). After double-checking with their staff, they confirmed everything was okay and offered me further assistance if needed. You don’t see that level of customer care often.

Very good all wood blade. Coming from my Butterfly Viscaria, I noticed that I lost quite a bit of power away from the table. Up close is where this blade shines. It is a very good aggressive up close blade, making blocks and counterloops off the bounce easy.

Very beautiful and the best 5-ply wood blade I’ve ever used. Just like other people have mentioned, this blade has a very good feel and is great for close to mid-distance plays.

The rubbers I’ve tried include Yasaka R7 (FH), Tibhar MX-P (FH), Xiom Vega Pro (BH), and Andro Rasant (BH). The hardness of these rubbers ranges from 34-37 degrees. They perform very well on VPS. The spin is amazing, especially MX-P and Vega Pro. Serves are short and spiny, while top spins are fast and powerful.

The only downside is that VPS lacks a little bit of power when paired with softer rubbers and playing far from the table. It also loses wood fibers easily. So be careful when removing the rubbers. Overall, VPS is a really good blade, and I even purchased a second one for backup.

Thanks to tt11 for their excellent service! The blade is lightweight yet very powerful.

The blade is very good. I play with Donic Blue Fire M1 Turbo, and the spin is excellent. The control is good.

Paired with H3 Neo on the forehand and Acuda S2 on the backhand. Only tested the configuration briefly, but initial impressions are positive. Good spin and control, minimal vibration, nice feel. The power is controllable. Overall, an outstanding blade!

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Good offensive minus / Offensive blade. A not so blade: Not so fast (but enough speed for an OFF blade), not so stiff and not so hard. Kind of rough finish.

Price reasonable and good quality blade.

The blade is excellent for mid to close distance players like me. It gives excellent control and also produces great top spins.

I would also like to thank table tennis 11 team for making it such a wonderful shopping experience. The blade was timely delivered and was in excellent condition.

Best online store for table tennis products.

This table tennis blade has great control and very good spin. It also has a good speed, although it is not the fastest blade available. Additionally, it is very light.

The feel is great, the speed is good, and the spin is also very good, especially on the backhand side. Overall, everything feels great. It arrived in the US in about 10 days.

Great Blade with speed and great wood feel.

Overall, the blade is solid. However, since it is only 5 ply, it lacks power. It performs well when paired with Tenergy or tensor rubber. My blade weighed 82g and was very solid. The edges are still fragile, like with all Stiga blades, but this one doesn’t dent as much as the offensive series. In the end, it gets the job done at a good price.

This must be the best looping all-wood blade. It is made of soft wood but does not feel soft in the short game, which makes for great touch. When you add some power all of a sudden, the blade becomes soft and feels the ball goes in very deep. It creates a feeling of comfort and security.

Unlike Korbel, Primorac, and other Limba blades that have a similar “deep feel,” this blade has no vibration, is pretty stiff, and as a result has far superior control in loop exchange. People confuse the stiffness of the blade with a “dead feel,” but there is no other feel if you want to have control. Vibration has a nice feel, but it also destroys control.

I used to play with a carbon blade (Xiom Stradivarius aramid carbon) and changed for Stiga Infinity VPS V. My game changed a lot! I can have the same power (or almost) but with much more precision! This blade is very controllable and powerful!

I use Xiom Omega V Tour for FH and Tibhar 5Q for BH.

I am an experienced (advanced club level) Cpen player in the past and have just taken up the challenge of learning to play shakehand. The Infinity VPS is actually my first real shakehand blade and it’s a good choice for the developing player and professionals alike.

The pros of this blade are that it’s very good for close to the table, two-winged looping attack style. I have a steady FH and BH loops and drives/blocks (I used to play with RPB with Cpen) and this blade is particularly well-suited on the BH for blocks/punch blocks. The spin and speed are everything expected of a 5-ply blade (I would rate it as a steady off-speed) and as Stiga suggests, it’s a tad faster due to the coating used on the surface layers. The short game is also above average (I have tested several other “classic” shakehand wood blades prior to purchasing) and it’s pretty good at opening up a backspin ball, especially for me on the BH side.

I recommend this blade for everyone who plays close/mid-distance from the table. It does lack a bit of speed far from the table, but I am not at a level to play like 4-5 topspins far from the table like the pros, so this is not really a problem for me.

The only real downsides are: I have already bought two Infinity VPS blades, the first one was around 78g and the second was close to 85g. This is a problem typical of Stiga blades (I have 6 Stiga blades so I do like them despite this!) and I recommend you ask the Tabletennis11 people, as they are excellent at finding and sending you a racket with your desired weight. The second downside is that when changing rubbers, I found the old rubber did take a little bit of the surface material (like stringing bits of wood). I recommend a little bit of lacquering (although Stiga doesn’t for this blade I think) or else take care when gluing and removing rubbers.

Also, an extra 5/5 to Tabletennis11 for their service. I have bought nearly $1000 worth of gear from them and have never regretted it.

No feeling.

I love table tennis, it’s a great way to stay active and have fun.

The paddles are good quality and the balls are durable.

Overall, I highly recommend this table tennis set for anyone looking to have a good time with friends and family.

This blade is amazing. The quality is top-notch and the design is sleek. I have been using it for a few weeks now and I have noticed a significant improvement in my game. It provides great control and power. I highly recommend it to players of all levels.

This is the first time I am so satisfied with a 5-ply blade. Good control and speed make you settle into your game. It’s a powerful weapon.

Good Blade with a nice feeling and speed.

The quality of this blade is better than I expected, and the weight is what I am asking for: 88 grams. It has a different feeling than other 5-ply wood blades: sharp and hard, similar to some carbon blades. Faster than many 5-ply wood blades.

The best thing about this blade is back-hand defense. The stiffness increases the successful rate a lot, and gives you the opportunity to regroup and play a rally against the opponent.

Infinity VPS V is a very nice blade. It is OFF, a little stiff, and has high control. With 5 plies and weighing 85g, I like it very much! It’s not very expensive and shipping was very fast. Thanks to tabletennis11.

The table tennis paddle has two black wood knots on the reverse side. Additionally, the weight is only 75g.

The table tennis paddle has a very nice feel and offers good speed.

The cost performance is very high.

OMG! The blade is the very best. Confirm.

Tiene un excelente equilibrio entre velocidad y control.

The table tennis paddle has a good feeling to play with. Overall, you deserve to have one!