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I also wonder...I think I just got used to it. It's a very good rubber when boosted, better control than h3

My friend found it on TaoBao for 957 Yuans. Regular version is twice as cheaper and probably is the same in terms of characteristics, but marketing got me. In the end I would want to feel like playing with THE BLADE, not just a regular blade. Also, I am not sure that we're talking about the...

Sold my Stiga Intensity NCT Xu Xin edition to one of my students and every time I try this blade from him I fall in love once again... Currently I have several Provincial TG2s BS and H8s and I will continue using these rubbers, however I've ordered another Stiga Intensity NCT Xu Xin edition...

Happened to me with some (not all) Stiga and DHS blades, it really depends on the wood. Sealer is a must on every blade, I just personally use very thin 1-2 layer of sealer (revolution one) and it doesn't change the feeling at all (like really, you don't even notice it when it dries). When...

Dynasty Carbon is outer textreme carbon blade, not inner. It's quite stiff, though IMO it sits right between Timo Boll ALC and inner blades like BTY Innerforce ALC etc.

Been training with H3 NEO Prov. Orange sponge this week (instead of TG2) with my Stiga Dynasty Carbon CS. The problem for me with less tacky NEO OS h3 it's quite difficult to make the ball stay on the rubber enough time to make a loop kill when the ball is low...and when blocking it slips...

Stiga? Probably Yasaka, never heard of Stiga Ma Lin cooperation

Just posting some interesting news. https://tibhar.info/en/tibhar-x-ma-lin/ Interesting, new Ma Lin blades are coming?...He's active only as a coach though, I wonder what's that philosophy

Ma Lin Ma Long Xu Xin

JTTAA Dynasty with TG2 prov. Blue and H3 Ma Long Star 37, 190g Spare Chinese Dynasty with TG2 Prov. blue and b2 prov. 39, 195g Extra spare Rosewood with b2 prov. blue 40 and regular H8 39 And a cool case my wife gifted me

Surprisingly difficult to find equipment for hardbat (== ping pong?). When you search for 'ping pong paddles' there's Stiga's guide for table tennis equipment called 'Choosing The Right Ping Pong Paddle | 2026 Guide'. So even Stiga messes up ping pong and table tennis...

Went crazy and now I have total of 3 Stiga Dynasties o_O Two Chinese versions arrived at 91 and 93.5 (!!!) grams, which is a bit too much for penhold blade...in the latest video I play with the 91g version. The JTTAA version is 89, which is better, so I'll give it a try and see whether JTTAA...

Saw on rednote how Xu Xin sings, also very good.

What the heck is this real? Appears on 3:17. Though whole video is worth watching

It's me again with another video. Stiga Dynasty is truly the best blade I've played with. It is the most balanced option between BTY outer ALC blades and inner carbon blades. This time I was testing it with TG2 Prov. blue + Hurricane 3 Ma Long Star edition 37' red. Boosted once with 1 layer...

If h3 works fine for you then why change? I've got a present from my fellow table tennis players: red H3 Ma Long Star Edition 37'. It's awesome and very, very consistent rubber. Also quite tacky. After break-in period it now plays very well, even for RPB blocking. I've only put 1 layer of...

Interesting how quickly yesterday's Hurricane 3 became today's less tacky Hurricane 3. marketing wins, people want to find something for easy wins, but it's always about skill 🤷‍♂️

Recently I found that I play better with more linear blades, 301 is too flexy for my taste right now. Dynasty carbon is the best direct successor to Stiga Rosewood NCT V, which I also like very much, but it's less suitable for plastic ball era IMO.

Won a tournament yesterday with Stiga Dynasty Carbon. Outstanding blade

The testing approach you describe sounds very interesting. There's so much speculation that Blue Label Stiga Dynasty Carbon Xu Xin edition is 'softer', more solid, has better feeling on the Chinese forums and videos, however ttd tested and said these are completely the same... By mentioning...