Stiga Clipper CC WRB Offensive Table Tennis Blade

The Clipper CC WRB is a unique and powerful weapon created by combining the 21st-century technique, Crystal Carbo, with a new secret - carbon powder! In this 7-ply blade, we have put carbon powder between all the layers, for a total of 6 carbon powder layers. This makes this blade very powerful. The Clipper CC WRB also has the unique Crystal surface that gives you extra zip on all your shots. This blade has a WRB handle, a process in which the round handle is hollowed-out on the inside. The WRB reduces weight, shift the center of inflection forward and increases ball feel through a slight but enhanced vibration.

Manufacturer Specifications:

Blade: Offensive
Blade Type: Offensive
Blade Speed: 94/100
Blade Control: 61/100
Blade Weight: 92/100 (Approximate)
Plies: 7 Wood,6 Carbon
Blade Thickness: 6.8
Handle Options: FL,ST - WRB (Hollowed Out Handle)

About STIGA!

Are you thinking of choosing a Stiga blade? Stiga is considered one of the best blade manufacturers on the planet. Their blades are manufactured in Sweden with precision and care and are reasonably priced.
Stiga incorporates many different technologies into its blades and offers different options when choosing a blade. Some common ones are:

WRB - WRB is a hollowed out oval near the base of the blade handle that has a hard and light plastic insert. Its purpose is to ever so slightly shift the center of inflection of the blade forward while also giving slightly more vibration and feel. CR is a hard veneer applied to the blade surface to increase its speed. Tube is a middle veneer inserted into the blade with micro channels of carbon. Its purpose is to increase blade rigidity and speed.

Blade Handles: Stiga offers several types of blade handles for its Shakehand blades, including
Straight: A handle that same thickness throughout.
Flared: A flare handle that is narrower in the middle.
Stiga is the only manufacturer that offers consumers a choice within the Flared Handle Category. The choice of:
Flared Master "FL-MSTR" (the same thickness as a traditional flared handle style);

Not sure which blade handle-style to play with? Please visit our blog www.spinmantra.com and search for the article "Choosing The Correct Blade Handle".