Translated from French.
Impressive, if you put your body and arm into the top... Really the feeling of controlling the ball speed based on your engagement. Very crispy block, nothing to envy to carbon blades. I played with the ma long 3 and I lacked a bit of control so I wanted to try the clipper and I did very well because apart from the control being much more present, I increased the power and speed because I hold back much less my shots because less likely to hit the ball off the table. Tibhar mk in 2 forehand, nittaku c1 in backhand, super combo and not heavy. For not very expensive, it is ideal for rediscovering the pleasure of putting the ball on the table
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→ Penhold - Offensive → Stiga Clipper Classic - Chinese Penhold
→ Stiga Blades → Stiga Clipper Classic - Chinese Penhold
Stiga Clipper Classic - Chinese Penhold
by Stiga
This is the penhold version of the Stiga Clipper Classic blade.
The Stiga Clipper Classic Wood was first released in 1981 and since then, well over a million have been sold. Famous throughout the world for it's speed and appreciated particularly by players who want extra power behind their stroke. The classic Stiga look and unique feel makes this the perfect blade to use to become a champion.
• 7-ply offensive blade
• Famous throughout the world for its speed, and used by many world class players
• For players who want extra power behind their strokes
• Used by Liu Guoliang as an active player
• Developed in close collaboration with the Chinese National Team
Class: OFF
Material: All Wood
Ply: 7w
Blade Thickness: 6.6mm
Speed: 88
Control: 68
Weight: 88g
Stiga Blade Handle Naming
Stiga refers to Flared handle blades as "Master", Straight Handle blades as "Classic" and Anatomic blades as "Winner".
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Blade Weight Variations - Due to natural properties of the wood, weight may vary by up to 7g.
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Reviews of Stiga Clipper Classic - Chinese Penhold (33)
Control is good, speed is alright. There are quality issues in the newer batch of STIGA clipper. It is a blade for offensive players that win point with placement and feeling. I love the design, the newer cybershape might be quicker
I have a Clipper Wood (Legend handle, non WRB). I rock 2x unboosted DHS Hurricane Neo (commercial orange sponge) 39 degree chinese hardness (Medium) which is super hard compared to European/Japanese rubbers. The blade itself is pretty heavy and suits these rubbers quite well. The blade has little vibration and it has quite large sweet spot. After using it for some time i would probably prefer a thinner handle - Master instead if the Legend one. Overall a very good offensive blade with a good weight to it. I need to try it with different, bouncier rubbers though. The lack or low vibration makes it suitable for more advanced players.
I had this blade ten years ago after a Sardius and Korbel and really liked it. Much more control than Sardius with enough power and better looping. Same control as Korbel but more power in attacks. Perfect for blocking. This was all with old rubbers before the tensors arrive. I used seriver G2 and Bryce and was happy.
I tried it again now at its 40th anniversary and can say its still a great blade. ALC blades are now taking over in looping and far from table attacks without losing control in blocking.
So, if youre playing serious competitions go for ALC but if still not competent in basic techniques, use Cliper till youre enough confident. Its very easy to change to ALC after that.
Im going to try SP rubber on it for FH now as this the famous combination of Liu Giuliang.
I tried it again now at its 40th anniversary and can say its still a great blade. ALC blades are now taking over in looping and far from table attacks without losing control in blocking.
So, if youre playing serious competitions go for ALC but if still not competent in basic techniques, use Cliper till youre enough confident. Its very easy to change to ALC after that.
Im going to try SP rubber on it for FH now as this the famous combination of Liu Giuliang.
9.1/10 for OFF style. FH/BH: Donic Coppa X1 Turbo Platin, 2mm, 43g (0.208g/cm^2), 47.5 degrees (ESN), 37.5 degrees (Shore A). Blade: Stiga Clipper, 92g, 158mm x 151mm x 6.6mm (Width x Height x Thickness). Plies: 7 (Wood): Limba - Ayous - Ayous - Ayous - Ayous - Ayous - Limba.
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