Review on Stiga XTR Ping-Pong Tables - All-Weather Indoor/Outdoor Tables With QuickPlay Design For High Performance by Herb Guevara

I like the use of aluminum in the table top. I'm using it outdoors. I have a rubber cover for it even though it is weather-resistant. We found it strange that the table halves don't somehow connect or fasten with one another. So you need to push the 2 halves close together and hope they line up and then the net fasteners bridge across both and hold the table in place. We play on the lawn, therefore slight irregularities in the grass make it difficult to get a good "fit" and alignment is off a bit and it takes some effort to even things out so the net attaches properly. The only other issue we had was the STIGA name plate on one side only was bent likely from shipping damage. It has no bearing on the play-ability of the table so we are keeping it anyway. It is a nice table.