Stiga Inspira Hybrid Carbon

Composite/carbon 1 reviews
≈ 90 grams ≈ 1464 Hz

Blade description:

Stiga Inspira Hybrid Carbon is a finely crafted table tennis blade designed for players seeking a blend of power and control. With a 7-ply construction and a thickness of 5.8mm, it falls under the OFF/ALL+ category, suitable for players of various skill levels. The blade features a combination of limba, balsa, and carbon layers, offering a crisp and responsive feel.

The limba outer plies provide excellent control and stability, while the balsa core offers a soft touch and enhanced dwell time, allowing for better spin generation. The carbon layers add stiffness to the blade, resulting in increased power and speed. This combination of materials creates a versatile blade that excels in both offensive and defensive play.

The Stiga Inspira Hybrid Carbon is known for its exceptional balance, providing a solid foundation for a variety of playing styles. Its well-rounded characteristics make it suitable for both all-around players seeking a blend of power and control, as well as those with a more aggressive style who prioritize speed and spin.

The blade's weight, listed as 89 grams, falls within the average range, offering a comfortable feel without compromising maneuverability. Its 7-ply construction ensures a solid feel and excellent feedback, allowing players to execute precise shots with confidence.

Overall, the Stiga Inspira Hybrid Carbon is a high-quality table tennis blade that combines power, control, and versatility. Its balanced construction and well-rounded performance make it a popular choice among players of various skill levels and playing styles.

Recent Reviews

#1 — Long Time Ago...

The blade features a large head, fat, and long FL handle. The blade comes factory sealed.

The Inspira HC is faster than the TB ALC and Viscaria blades. It has a larger sweetspot compared to the TB ALC, which offers a crispier feel. The Inspira HC also provides a longer dwell time than the TB ALC and Viscaria, making it more suitable for hybrid rubbers, while the Viscaria is better suited for Chinese rubbers.

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