Name: PURE
Brand: STIGA
SKU: 1396-racket
Price: 12.000 JPY
Availability: InStock
Rating: 9 (2 reviews)

Home /

Racket /

STIGA

PURE

Everyone's rating

[Hardness] Soft
[Performance] Control and Speed are excellent.

(Click to show big size)

Averages reviews points

Evaluation: 9 / 10

Number of review: 2

Speed：9
Spin：8.5
Control：9.5

: Reviews of PURE. Players who use Racket evaluate various points such as hardness, momentum, weight, item by item to worry, and feel at impact thoroughly.

Specifications

Producer: STIGA

Product code: 1602-2101

Weight: 90g ±

Material: 7 ply wood

Thickness: 6.6mm

User reviews

Post a review

All Monthly

Ogayu （Experience：More than ２０ years） Good 7-ply plywood back

When I was changing my backhand from a rubber to a rubber top, I was thinking of buying a seven-ply plywood racket.
I consulted with a familiar table tennis shop, and they recommended a new Stiga racket, and since it was reasonably priced, I decided to buy it.
The power of the drive, the control of the serve receive, the backseat, and the ease of blocking were so good that I'm going to use it as my main racket from now on.
Stiga's wooden rackets are really good after all.

See original review Hide original review

2024/10/12

Overall	8/10
Speed	10
Spin	8
Control	9
Touch	8
Hardness	Little soft

Recommended rubber (Forehand) Fastarc G-1

Recommended rubber (Backhand) impartial XS

Was this review helpful to you? Like!

Keppy （Experience：４〜５ years） Easy to handle and high performance 7-ply plywood

I found the ideal 7-ply plywood!

The bounce is a little modest, but it's not difficult to get speed. So, when you want to keep it from flying on a block or table, it fits, and when you want to hit it in one shot, you can hit it at a speed that allows you to aim for no touch if you make a strong impact.

Also, among the 7-ply plywood, it has a soft feel and holds the ball very well. I use soft rubbers, F47.5° and B42.5°, and it makes a really good sound and feels good, and even if you drop the impact point too much, it lifts up firmly, so I have the peace of mind.

Needless to say, the amount of rotation was also good, and it seemed easy to hit heavy balls that are unique to wood.

I felt that it was compatible with tension rubber and slightly sticky tension rubber.
I haven't tried it, but I think that if you stick a rough sticky rubber like Kyohyo, you might feel that "the ball holds too much and the speed doesn't come out, and the ball power is not enough."

See original review Hide original review

2024/11/05