New Stiga blades: Luma and i1

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It's ADK made in Korea
Is that really the case? Or is the blade made in Zhongshan with composite fiber sourced from Korea as in one claim for Aura Hybrid Carbon?

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STIGA AURA PROFESSIONAL TABLE TENNIS BLADE 卓球ラケット
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The Inspira Plus had Guangdong, China as county of origin.

The box states South Korea. Its either SK or Stiga are lying.
I just don't want to argue with him, lol
Blades from stiga that's made in Sweden has a different tag at the handle, it will say made in sweden instead of just sweden
 
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The Inspira Plus had Guangdong, China as county of origin.

The box states South Korea. Its either SK or Stiga are lying.
Inspira Plus is made in Zhongshan (most likely Sunflex) as pointed out in many Chinese reviews, so nothing wrong there. The problem is those made in Korea.

Back in 2010, there was a thread on 乒乓家園/Table Tennis Homeland that questioned how many blades were actually made in Sweden, with claims/rumors that Rosewood series was not and CC series was made in Hungary.

大家都来拔一拔:Stiga的底板,全部是中山产的还是银河产的甚至是盐城产的???
https://www.sundns.org/discuz/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=320866
 
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Blades from stiga that's made in Sweden has a different tag at the handle, it will say made in sweden instead of just sweden
The picture I saw had Made in Sweden tag at the bottom of the handle. As why Swedish blades have non-smooth handle it is to avoid having the racket slipping out of the hand.
 
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