Bought a Stiga ST4000 table for use in my 4 car garage. One space is permanently taken by my race car but there is still enough space for the table. Playing area is about 30 x 17 feet. If I empty our the garage, it'll be 30 x 21 feet. The table assembled very easy but …

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Bought a Stiga ST4000 table for use in my 4 car garage. One space is permanently taken by my race car but there is still enough space for the table.

Jan 12, 2025 · Pushblocker's table looks like awesome value. An inch thick top for under $400! I don't think you'll find that in Aus if its new.

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6 days ago · Btw: by "Slightly enlarged head in comparison to traditional blades" Stiga means actually a head size of 166x156 mm. The thickness of the blade is 5.23-5.28mm (measured at different spots of the blade's edge using a digital sliding caliper). The weight of my blade is 80g. I'll post more in some weeks, when impressions have settled. _____

2 days ago · After trouble with my Yasaka blade, forum members suggested the Stiga Clipper as a replacement. I asked a clubmate (who I know has lots of old blades-he Stiga Offensive Kjell Johansson - OOAK Table Tennis Forum

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Apr 8, 2025 · I get used to play 7-ply stiff soft blades (Stiga Clipper Wood, Sanwei Fextra) and everything else feels wrong. Many blades that visually looks like Clipper are too hard and play different. Stiga Clipper Wood has better wood quality over Sanwei Fextra, but similar or worse finishing, times higher cost and worse availability (in my region).

4 days ago · I will share my feelings and experience after a few years with Stiga Clipper Wood with ST handle. 1) I have heard that Straight handle is better for BH, flared for FH dominated players. I disagree. Straight handle is better for short game and defense as racket angles feel clearer. I have no problem with FH power with ST handle.