Tibhar Stratus Power Wood

All-wood 57 reviews
≈ 89 grams ≈ 1365 Hz
Tibhar Stratus Power Wood table tennis bladeTibhar Stratus Power Wood table tennis blade

Blade description:

The Tibhar Stratus Power Wood is a premium 5-ply wooden blade known for its impressive balance of speed and control, making it a favorite among both offensive and all-round players. This blade features a classic construction of Limba-Limba-Ayous-Limba-Limba, providing a solid touch and exceptional dwell time, which aids in generating spin on loops and soft shots. With an overall speed rating of 9, it expertly bridges the gap between power and finesse, delivering reliable performance across various playing styles.

Weighing in at approximately 85-91 grams, depending on individual variations, and with a thickness of 6.2mm, the Stratus Power Wood feels substantial yet manageable in hand. Its slightly larger head size (151.5mm x 158mm) contributes to a larger sweet spot, which players find advantageous for consistent play and rubber switching. The medium hardness (5.4) and stiffness (5) of the blade provide an excellent balance, allowing for good feedback without overwhelming vibrations, making it beginner-friendly yet capable enough for advanced techniques.

The flexibility of the Tibhar Stratus Power Wood enhances its versatility, allowing for aggressive loops, controlled flicks, and effective defensive strokes—attributes that several reviews have highlighted. Alternatives to this blade include other popular models such as the Butterfly Petr Korbel and Donic Waldner Senso V1, which provide similar handling qualities but might differ in feel and responsiveness. Overall, the Tibhar Stratus Power Wood stands out as an extraordinary value option in the realm of table tennis blades, earning praises for its performance, quality, and affordability.

Recent Reviews

#1 — April 2023

I used this racket for 11 months, going from a 500 Rating to 1100. Given its budget-friendly price, I think it’s a good option for beginners.

#2 — January 2023

A good racket in its category, offering average properties that make it particularly suitable for beginners. However, the handle may require some time to adjust to.

#3 — November 2022

As advertised, this blade delivers on every aspect of the game! Looping, blocking, pushing, and flips—it does it all! It has tremendous feel and balance, and the larger grip fits my mitts perfectly! Great job, Tibhar!

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