Rosewood NCT V II

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[mullywully]

5 out of 5 rating for Rosewood NCT V II

Definitely the best wood blade i have used. although in the past i have been more favorable to carbon blades to match my attacking style, the amount of feel that this blade gives me when executing the strokes combined with a good speed, something i havent found in other wood only blades, making it a real winner in my book.

especially good at playing serve and short game, whilst also allowing m to play a strong attacking game. 9/10

 

[Gezim]

5 out of 5 rating for Rosewood NCT V II

My current blade and i don't think that i will change it. All wood, fast, controllable, and very good looking too.

It is very good for mid distance game, it gives you the feel of ball.

Definitely the best Stiga blade so far.

 

[wijaya]

5 out of 5 rating for Rosewood NCT V II

Best blade, this blade will do what you want to do. Easy to control the ball, but fast enough for every kind of stroke. Trully this blade will make you a point catcher.
My best set up for this blade
FH : Hurricane III neo Black
BH : Tenergy 64 Red

 

[pong4lyfe]

5 out of 5 rating for Rosewood NCT V II

This blade is excellent and provides superb feeling. I switched to this from the Timo Boll ZLF and love the wood/vibration feeling. You can really feel the "click" and "pop" of the ball from each stroke. It is fairly fast but also provides good control for short game and blocking

 

[The Pong Professor]

5 out of 5 rating for Rosewood NCT V II

The Stiga Rosewood NCT VII is an incredible do-it-all blade, and it is, therefore, suitable across a wide range of playstyles (two-winged loopers, aggressive short pips players, blockers, flat hitters) and skill levels (from intermediate all the way to professional level). It offers a medium to above-average dwell time and touch, which helps generate high spin levels on opening loops, serves and short pushes, yet has a crispness to it that is activated on fast, snappy hits, which creates tremendous amounts of power on active blocks, power drives, smashes, and aggressive service returns. The blade pairs exceptionally well with hard Chinese rubbers, short pips, and medium-hard European/Japanese inverted rubbers (based on my practice partner’s capabilities). The Rosewood NCT VII feels like a slightly harder, more powerful, lighter, nimbler, and yet more controlled version of the Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition. Is the Stiga Rosewood NCT VII worth the $150+ price tag? ABSOLUTELY - and I am a notorious penny-pincher. The Stiga Rosewood NCT VII instills very high confidence on all shot types. For the full review, see: https://blog.tabletennis11.com/four-stiga-blades