I play with this blade for more than 1 year now.
I've been playing table tennis for 22 years now, and I always got 100% wooden blades. Stiga Clipper, Stiga CR+, Butterfly Primorac OFF-. I really wanted to step to carbon blades, but every try I made, left me with bad feelings. The difference between a wooden blade and an usuan Carbon blade is enormous ... and so is the price. With this blade, I found the very perfect way between both categories. Even if it's rated OFF+, it offers a huge panel of speeds. Where some carbon blades force you to play always offensive, this one allows you to also play soft offensive (not defensive, eh). I play it with Rasanter R50 FH and Rasanter C48 BH. Despite this is a fairly offensive combination, it is also very secure in short play and allow me to place the ball everywhere on the table, even close to the net. It's very comfortable (that is the perfect word) and I can so greatly trust the ball to be on the table, that I can concentrate on anticipate the next move.
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→ Very Fast Blades → Stiga Dynasty Carbon Xu Xin Edition Reviews
→ Stiga Blades → Stiga Dynasty Carbon Xu Xin Edition
10 Reviews for Stiga Dynasty Carbon Xu Xin Edition
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Expensive, super classy, super spinny, medium hard with great feeling and Perfect control. Cons: you need time to absorbs everything
when I bought the blade it was slow but after 6 months it plays different, less stiffness more feeling, more power, more rotation. one of the favourites
This is perfect blade but sadly discountined, we can find faster blade and we can find more popular but when you watch Stiga players you can find Cybershape and Dynasty Carbon as their blades. DC XX is like marvel edition. Top quality of play and TOP material used. SLOWER than any carbon blades but still the last gear is fast around OFF which is perfect choice because in table tennis we can't play super fast in every move
very slow and medium hard with great spin ability, top notch quality and probably one of the most underatted blade here.
My Xuxin Dynasty Carbon penholder blade weights 86gr. This blade is make for penholder players. It supports my rpb. Dynasty Carbon feels like a wood blade, nice touch and good control. Dont feel the carbon when Im playing short. But if you use force then you will feel the power of this Dynasty blade! Its important to close the blade if you loop closed to the table. Otw the ball will go out. Easy to block and the return is fast. Dwell time is ok for carbon blade and can produce with the right technic and right rubber a quality shot. Sweet spot is good. Overall one of my favorite blades beside of the price.
After playing several months with the blade, i find it a very solid blade with woody feeling at average force, hardly can realise the presence of carbon layer. The best part about the blade is the crisp feeling in contact with the ball, and yet the dwelling time is great with medium throw angle. It's powerful yet with excellent control. Definitely meant for players who have mastered most elements of technique and with good strokes, as good ball contact is really required to bring out the full potential and power of the blade.
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