The perfect FL handle for me. No need adjustment coming from regular rounded bats. A little bit woody feel. Very large sweetspot and nice dwell time. Speed is comparable to butterfly kotto-alc blades. I'm using D09c both sides. My fh loops, topspins and smashes improved al ot because of this blade.
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→ Penhold - Very Fast → Stiga Cybershape Carbon - Chinese Penhold
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Stiga Cybershape Carbon - Chinese Penhold
by Stiga
Stiga Cybershape – a completely new type of blade with a unique shape and larger hitting area! Cybershape is a table tennis blade that is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. Studies have shown that, for the majority of players, the optimal hitting area lies on the top half of the blade. That’s why Stiga optimized the hitting area to be 11% larger for the shakehand grip and 9% larger for the penhold grip compared to a traditional blade. One of the special features of Cybershape is that, during returns, the hitting area is as much as 6.5cm closer to the table compared with 2.5cm for a round blade. The top half of the paddle is precisely where Cybershape excels. The larger hitting area provides an improved sweet spot, thus making it easier for the player to control their short serves and returns, for example. As the hitting area on the top part has been expanded, the bottom part has been reduced by 2% in order to not make the blade too heavy and cause an imbalance. Cybershape’s unique shape also makes it easier for the player to see the hitting area when serving. Thanks to its different angles, the player has six corners to choose from, depending on the type and amount of spin they want. An offensive table tennis blade with a revolutionary, patent pending and design-protected shape that provides an optimized hitting area. Stiga Cybershape Carbon is approved for all types of competition. CCF technology with a carbon fiber layer on the wood core for a softer touch and greater control. The shape allows the player to easily angle the paddle as desired and get just the right amount of spin when serving. According to measurements from tests carried out in collaboration with KTH, Cybershape has a more linear frequency response than a traditional blade, which creates a completely new feel during play. Reflective lens on handle that alternates between purple and blue, depending on the angle. Class: OFF+
Material: Wood + Composite
Ply: 5w, 2c
Blade Thickness: 5.8mm
Speed: 96
Control: 61
Weight: 82g
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Reviews of Stiga Cybershape Carbon - Chinese Penhold (12)
Large sweet spot. Excellent in speed with good control. One of the best blades for offensive players.
Coming to this blade after Primorac Carbon, so the review in that perception.
At the beginning I didnt like the feeling of the blade, it has some hollow feeling in comparison with Primorac Carbon which is very stiff. But I forced myself to play with it a while and I figured out that Cybershape gives me a lot more flexibility and much better control. You can even chop with it (this tells you how much control it has), when with Primorac Carbon you cannot even think about to chop something.
Another thing is the speed... The speed is not linear - it significally slower that Primorac Carbon, but with Cybershape you have havier head so you can smash really good and also if catch the ball at the right point your spin will be very effective.
At the beginning I didnt like the feeling of the blade, it has some hollow feeling in comparison with Primorac Carbon which is very stiff. But I forced myself to play with it a while and I figured out that Cybershape gives me a lot more flexibility and much better control. You can even chop with it (this tells you how much control it has), when with Primorac Carbon you cannot even think about to chop something.
Another thing is the speed... The speed is not linear - it significally slower that Primorac Carbon, but with Cybershape you have havier head so you can smash really good and also if catch the ball at the right point your spin will be very effective.
Stiga Cybershape carbon is a high quality professional blade. Taking the shape out of the discussion, it is a very well balanced carbon blade. Now the shape - for me personally the shape is a big advantage as it helps me to visualise and have a more accurate feel of where the blade is in terms of angles and positioning. It helps me with the ball positioning in punch shots. Blocks are exceptionally good possibly due to the bigger sweet spot. Yes, I was skeptical too when I saw that being one of the Stiga marketing selling points, but it really feels like a bigger sweet spot and it was my first impression after the first few minutes using the blade - consistent and easy blocking. It is definitely headheavy which I like and helps to produce more powerful shots with a good rhythm. Rather than listing all areas I will just say that I think this blade overall is either very good or exceptional in all areas. I use it with Stiga DNA Platinum - H(2.3mm) which ended up as 194g set up. After trying it with Nittaku G-1, C1, Z2, Zakza Z, DHS H3 national, in comparison DNA platinum is the most stable and consistent set up. You can choose the rubber hardness based on your skill level. Cybershape with Z2 max was very good too, super fast, dynamic, good spin and exceptional on counter loops. Z2 fh & bh + blade (90g) = 185g. Z2 is much lighter than Platinums. I chose Platinum rubbers for consistency, but Z2 was definitely more fun. I would like to try it with Dignics 09 and 05 in the future as I think it might be a good combination for this blade too. I don't think I will ever go back to an oval blade. Definitely try Cybershape at least once if you see anyone in your clubs using it.
Gagang keren yg memiliki kecepatan dan kontrol yg sangat baik, saya padukan dengan karet Tenergy 19 FH dan di BH Nittaku G1Max..
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