🏓 STIGA Tournament-Quality Titan Table Tennis Racket: Crystal Technology, Blade Hardened for Speed, 2mm Sponge, Concave Italian Handle Review

I wouldn't spend that much on a racquet for a beginner but it's perfect for someone who plays frequently and is looking for a racquet what offers better control or requires a good racquet to spin the ball. I play at least 2-3 times (3-5 games each) a week and have not had any damage or issues with this paddle so far. Good control and light weight. But I only play for fun, sometimes tournaments with friends who also play a lot, so I can only speak about its quality for players who don't compete…

Got this because me and some friends recently came to table tennis. We played with the Stiga Pro 4 Player Set, which has already lost grip and only has 1mm of foam. They work but limit my ability to play. I bought this when other paddles were over $10 compared to this one so it was the best value for a decent upgrade. It took me a while to get used to the new paddle but I had better control and much better spin. This paddle isn't as good as the Supreme, Expedition or Pro Carbon, but it's…

I recently bought a couple of new blades to try, all in the same price range. Of all three models, I really liked the Stiga Titan's light weight and performance. The weight. I've had a hard time finding consistent blade weight information online so see the attached photos for reference. The Titan weighs less than 5 ounces, my Butterfly Timo Boll 1000 weighs 6 ounces and my Killerspin Jet200 weighs over 6.5 ounces. If I switch clubs mid-game, I definitely feel the difference. I like the feeling…