Previously I had two Cybershapes CWT. But both forgettable, they were on a lighter spectrum, around 81/82 g. Maybe that was the reason why I didnt like them so much, they were a bit hollow, not so stable on block and nothing special overall. This one is different, it weighs 87 to 88 g has a much better feeling, a more robust touch on the ball, either in touch game, block and attack.
That being said, I dont know if it is because of the shape or just the materials used, but feels like a good blade, tough a very expensive one.
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→ Very Fast Blades → Stiga Cybershape Carbon
→ Stiga Blades → Stiga Cybershape Carbon
Stiga Cybershape Carbon
by Stiga
· Part of Stiga Cybershape Blades
Stiga Cybershape Carbon – 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 Stiga Cybershape Carbon is that, during returns, the hitting area is as much as 6.5 cm closer to the table compared with 2.5 cm for a round blade.
Ply: 5W + 2C
Speed: 96
Control: 61
Weight: 83g
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Reviews of Stiga Cybershape Carbon (15)
Probably the worst blade I have played with as an intermediate developing player. No feeling, no consistency, control is poor, dump too many balls into the net compared to other blades
My main paddle that I have used for a while and enough speed but unfortunately not enough control or spin for someone my level and I'll probably be moving on to other setups. Stiff and not much dwell and I make too many mistakes. In my opinion I feel you have to seriously compact your stroke to avoid overhitting. It would suit more advanced players well, but unfortunately not for me yet.
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.
Large sweet spot. Excellent in speed with good control. One of the best blades for offensive players.
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