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Stiga Carbo Sound is a high-performance table tennis rubber designed for players seeking a blend of speed, spin, and control. With an impressive speed rating of 142 and a spin rating of 110, it delivers a dynamic playing experience, making it ideal for offensive strategies and quick attacks. The rubber’s unique carbon-integrated sponge technology enhances performance, particularly in sound and ball response, providing players with auditory feedback that can elevate confidence during play. This characteristic is especially appreciated by those who employ a looping style.
When it comes to tackiness, Stiga Carbo Sound measures at 2.1, offering a medium level of grip that may not be the stickiest on the market, but still allows for effective spin generation. Many users note that the rubber excels in generating spin not solely through its surface but also thanks to its softer sponge, making it fantastic for looping and mid-distance play. Weighing in at just 3.6 grams, this rubber is lightweight, facilitating quick movements and agility, essential for both offensive and defensive shots.
Durability is a strong point for the Carbo Sound, with a rating of 8.2, meaning that it retains its playing properties well over time. However, users report that after several months of consistent play, its performance can decline, particularly in tackiness and grip. For those seeking alternatives, it has been compared favorably with other rubbers, such as Donic Acuda S1 and Butterfly Tenergy 64 FX, while providing a more budget-friendly option without sacrificing too much in quality. Overall, Stiga Carbo Sound is an excellent choice for all-round players looking to combine looping and counter-attacking in their gameplay.
Lightweight (38g glued) classic rubber, neither bouncy nor dead, and a bit soft.
I can generate good spin on my backhand while maintaining good control for the short game.
In all respects but price, it’s a bit better than the very popular Focus III Snipe.
Best rubber I had ever used, much faster than Tenergy 64 FX.
Using with the combination of Butterfly Jonyer H II, hats off to rubber.
Review:
The Stiga Carbo Sound rubber provides excellent control. Its unique feature is the distinctive sound it produces when smashing the ball, resembling a ball on the verge of breaking. This rubber combines speed, spin, and exceptional control. It is particularly well-suited as a forehand rubber.
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