Stiga Sense 7.6

I’ve used this blade for just 2 weeks and have quickly come to love it. It excels in power for smashing, top spin, and looping at mid distance. Despite its power, it also offers good control for blocking, pushing, and touch play. I’ve equipped it with Tenergy 80 on the forehand (FH) and Skyline 3 on the backhand (BH).

After several blade changes, including Maple wood, Clipper CC, Intensity, and Hybrid, I’ve finally found what I’ve been searching for. With the rubbers attached, the blade weighs 188 grams, which suits me well.

I highly recommend this blade for players seeking power and fast topspin without sacrificing control. Additionally, it is an excellent value, making it an affordable choice.

It is surprisingly good for 40+ balls, even though it has a relatively small head size. The power generated is great, along with good vibration that gives a great feeling. The spin is great (also depends on the rubber), and the dwell time is relatively long (for a 7-ply). Definitely recommended.

Very powerful blade: fast, controllable, and spinny. It has a very good touch for players who want to play fast topspins and flat hits.

This blade is essentially similar to the Jun Mizutani Blade, which is much cheaper.

The blade is well composed, offering a good playing experience. However, the manufacturing quality is poor, which detracts from its overall value.