Customer review for Stiga Dynasty Carbon

External Review for Stiga Dynasty Carbon on October 22, 2020

I have played with the "Stiga Dynasty Carbon" for a year now, after playing with the 'Stiga infinity VPS' for over 2 years. My opinion is that the dynasty is better in every way to the 'infinity'. This maybe oblivious given the price difference, but I did extensive comparison between the blades and will give highlight only. Blocking is better because it heavy, mine weighs in at 198 grams with rubber and over grip 'infinity' weighs 185 gram with same rubber and overripe . 15 grams or .5 oz., not much of difference but noticeable when holding it, 'dynasty' must be slightly head heavy. Blocking is outright fun, when you can control and force you opponent hit a better passing shot. Less effort than 'infinity' to get the same pace. I used to not like blocking as i thought it was too passive, but the 'dynasty' change that. So basically the 'dynasty' is faster than 'infinity' which makes for me everything easier i.e. I don't over swing which leads to better control, leads to learning to relax, leads to less unforced errors. The manufacture speed rating must be an error, no way rated 46 when 'infinity' is 99, but that is all relative anyway. Like all things I had to tweak my techniques to the 'dynasty' and comparison is based on user experience. All the comparison was done at club play, on machine 'Power Pong 5000' and Stiga mantra h rubbers. Player profile 'Too aggressive for my own good and learning to relax type'

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