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Thanks to Mr. Takizawa from iruiru for picking the weight that I want which is 92-95 gr. He asked stiga.jp for the weight and found 92 and 94 gr for me.






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finishing is much better
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Beautiful blade, wonder how it plays compare to the non JTTA Clipper.  
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What is the thickness of this blade? 6.3, 6.8 or maybe 7mm?
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How come there are different versions of the same blade? 
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Originally posted by patwhall patwhall wrote:

Beautiful blade, wonder how it plays compare to the non JTTA Clipper.  


Actually it's still in my sister's place in san fransico LOL
I will try it on December, will give a review compared to non JTTA version.
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Originally posted by GSOM_GSOM11 GSOM_GSOM11 wrote:

What is the thickness of this blade? 6.3, 6.8 or maybe 7mm?


Will measure it with digital caliper, but I think it's 7 mm
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Originally posted by Machine_Head Machine_Head wrote:

How come there are different versions of the same blade? 


Clipper Wood in Japan is the more expensive than Clipper CR. Normaly CR is more expensive.
Stiga Japan has the best quality has JTTA imprint at the bottom of the handle
Stiga China is also good, but Japan is better, it has hologram sticker on the bottom of the handle.
The rest is common one which has round paper sticker at the bottom of the handle.

The price of clipper Wood is 13.000 yen, more expensive than 10.000 yen butterfly blade like schlager carbon,TBS, Viscaria.
Making all wood blade requires better quality wood, while composite blade usually use not so good quality of wood.

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@peter79,

Are you also saying the made in Sweden Stiga blades sold in Japan are better than the ones sold elsewhere?

Edit: PS. It is JTTAA, not JTTA.

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Originally posted by hithithit hithithit wrote:

@peter79,

Are you also saying the made in Sweden Stiga blades sold in Japan are better than the ones sold elsewhere?

Edit: PS. It is JTTAA, not JTTA.


Yeah the price is also more expensive...
Thanks for your correction Embarrassed
I have compared China version of clipper CR and the normal one, China version is better.
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Since when did Stiga have Clipper production in Japan and China? I know there are a lot of Clipper clones out there. I always thought the real Clippers were made at their new factory in Sweden.
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It says in the lense (pic. in 2nd post) that the blade is in fact made in Sweden.
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Yes it's all made in Sweden, but I found Japan and China version has better quality than normal one.
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Stiga must have legal recourse against these companies that violate copyright laws. How can they get away it? Yes the quality may be high but it's still a crime to make these blades unless authorized by Stiga. Perhaps I am in the dark on this subject but someone needs to stop it.
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Stiga doesn't have factories in Japan and China to produce blades.

All stiga's blades in China's market are authorized through stiga-china,
part of stiga's company. The stick in the box marked it. Some blades
are specifically made for China's (and Asia) market, for example, Clipper CR
(non-WRB version), and also, Clipper and CR Cpen thinner handle (has
regular pen handle too but larger).


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Thanks for clearing that up.
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I really like the Clipper Wood, sadly I think it a bit to heavy in my taste, I really like light blades. Which blade would you recommend if I wanted something similar to the Clipper Wood but a little lighter? 
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If you don't mind the extra hardness on the top ply then Clipper CR could be an option. I heard the Adidas Challenge Speed plays like the Clipper but with better feel.

What particular characteristics of a Clipper Wood are you looking for?
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Originally posted by Fehrplay Fehrplay wrote:

I really like the Clipper Wood, sadly I think it a bit to heavy in my taste, I really like light blades. Which blade would you recommend if I wanted something similar to the Clipper Wood but a little lighter? 


DHS PG 7. Great Clipper like blade that is a bit lighter and a tic slower. Doesn't have the high end punch of Stiga Clipper but still in the same ball park.
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Originally posted by peter79 peter79 wrote:

Thanks to Mr. Takizawa from iruiru for picking the weight that I want which is 92-95 gr. He asked stiga.jp for the weight and found 92 and 94 gr for me.


The blades have a "JTTA" on one side of the handle?
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Originally posted by jabemu jabemu wrote:

Originally posted by peter79 peter79 wrote:

Thanks to Mr. Takizawa from iruiru for picking the weight that I want which is 92-95 gr. He asked stiga.jp for the weight and found 92 and 94 gr for me.


The blades have a "JTTA" on one side of the handle?


It's at the bottom of the handle...
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Originally posted by frogger frogger wrote:

Originally posted by Fehrplay Fehrplay wrote:

I really like the Clipper Wood, sadly I think it a bit to heavy in my taste, I really like light blades. Which blade would you recommend if I wanted something similar to the Clipper Wood but a little lighter? 


DHS PG 7. Great Clipper like blade that is a bit lighter and a tic slower. Doesn't have the high end punch of Stiga Clipper but still in the same ball park.

ok, thank you, will give it a try. Do you think it will work good with Stiga Airoc M?
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Originally posted by Fehrplay Fehrplay wrote:

Originally posted by frogger frogger wrote:

Originally posted by Fehrplay Fehrplay wrote:

I really like the Clipper Wood, sadly I think it a bit to heavy in my taste, I really like light blades. Which blade would you recommend if I wanted something similar to the Clipper Wood but a little lighter? 


DHS PG 7. Great Clipper like blade that is a bit lighter and a tic slower. Doesn't have the high end punch of Stiga Clipper but still in the same ball park.


ok, thank you, will give it a try. Do you think it will work good with Stiga Airoc M?


I haven't tried Airoc M yet. I see no reason it should not be compatible with PG7.
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Anyone know anything about the Stiga CR WRB Special? I picked one up and heard it was made for pro's. Looks very nice...but never seen one. It says "Special" with a stiga insigna in the side of the handle
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I am not sure about PG7 is lighter in weight. I have not weight the bare blade but my PG7 with 2 Chinese rubbers weight an insane 207g probably due to the large blade face. It does need all the help from faster rubbers. By comparision Clipper CC CR with two H3 weight 195g.
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Here is the picture of the blade from stiga japan websites:



http://stiga.jp/products/item_blades?id=15


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Actually I want to get 1 Clipper CC weightt 92-95 gr, but iruiru has checked from stiga.jp the heaviest is 88 gr. I must wait half year for the next incoming batch Dead

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I prefer the limba top ply of clipper wood rather than clipper cc at above pictures, how do you think guys? Wink
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Originally posted by Toprank Toprank wrote:

Anyone know anything about the Stiga CR WRB Special? I picked one up and heard it was made for pro's. Looks very nice...but never seen one. It says "Special" with a stiga insigna in the side of the handle


Nexy.com is the only shop I know that has those Stiga Special versions in its assortment.
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And here's the photo how these "STIGA SPECIAL" blades looks like:




Maybe someone from Nexy has more information about these Stiga special versions, since the blades are still available for purchase from their website:

http://nexy.com/shop/en/blades/42-clipper-cr-wrb-special.html#/handle-legend/weight-8789g


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