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Stiga Table Tennis Reviews

Every Stiga blade and rubber we have reviewed, ranked by rating, with head-to-head comparisons against the rest of our database.

Stiga Blades

Stiga Infinity VPS V 8.6/10
Dynamic, spin-first offensive players who want a controllable all-wood OFF blade with many gears for heavy brush looping near to mid-table, and who do not mind sealing the thin outer veneer.
Stiga Allround Classic 8.4/10
Beginners and developing players who want to build correct technique and touch, and control-oriented all-round or blocking players who value feel and placement over raw speed — at a budget price.
Stiga Clipper Wood 8.4/10
Close-to-mid-table all-round attackers and looper-blockers, from improving intermediates to advanced players, who prioritize control, feeling and a big sweetspot over raw top-end speed, and who are happy to pair the blade with faster European or Japanese rubbers to unlock its power.
Stiga Offensive Classic 8.4/10
Improving and intermediate attackers who play close to the table, want a forgiving, high-control all-wood blade to develop their looping and spin game, and value feedback and price over raw inherent speed. It also suits Allround Classic graduates who want a touch more pace without losing feel.
Stiga Allround Evolution 8.2/10
Beginners and developing players who want to learn correct strokes with maximum control and feedback, and who want a small, safe step up in speed from the Stiga Allround Classic. It pairs best with medium or medium-hard non-tensor rubbers, including tacky Chinese rubber.

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