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    Posted: 10/31/2014 at 8:49am
Hi guys,

STIGA has just released a video on their facebook showing some kind of new carbon technology!

It really looks interesting! I don't play with Carbon at the moment but will perhaps give it a try when this new technology gets released.

Do you guys think that they will release a new blade using this technology? Or perhaps more? Any of you have any insights?

Sure looks awesome anyhow.




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http://www.textreme.com/
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hmmm, all i can say is that they have been developing these carbon blades for 3 years and they claim it's unlike any other blades in the market now. hopefully i can test these blades maybe end of January or beginning of February.
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Seems really good! Looking forward to see how the blade/blades looks like! Will buy for sure.
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Originally posted by rocketscientist rocketscientist wrote:

Seems really good! Looking forward to see how the blade/blades looks like! Will buy for sure.

Yeah, I'm also really excited for this! It Will also be interesting to se what the name is going to be! 
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i hope it is as good as Butterfly's Tamca5000 carbon series.  If it's cheap carbon fibers like the ones found in Allround Classic Carbon, then no thanks.
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Originally posted by liulin04 liulin04 wrote:

i hope it is as good as Butterfly's Tamca5000 carbon series.  If it's cheap carbon fibers like the ones found in Allround Classic Carbon, then no thanks.

I actually really like the Allround Classic Carbon but yeah I also hope for something new! 
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Does someone know what the name of the blade/blades will be? 
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source: TableTennis Daily

*they will be doing a review shortly, the blades are yet to be named but model number is there.


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Stiga is steering toward the path of Butterfly.

190 is quite a bit thicker than 145, probably above 1mm judging from the handle.
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they only produced 2 blades, 2 each for the testers. dan, fzd and xx. 
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Seems like thin Limba top ply-textreme carbon -thin Limba or ayous-thick Kiri or ayous center ply. So probably it will be like a mizutani szlc or hayabusa-vega series.
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Originally posted by TSuBaSa TSuBaSa wrote:

Seems like thin Limba top ply-textreme carbon -thin Limba or ayous-thick Kiri or ayous center ply. So probably it will be like a mizutani szlc or hayabusa-vega series.


Come on who am I kidding, it's stiga man! Carbon layer would like to be 1k not 3k like a szlc. It will be like a thicker , heavier and springy Vega pro.   
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THat baldes are looking very thick, that new carbon doesn't look very fast judging from the thickness of the blades. 
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Originally posted by TSuBaSa TSuBaSa wrote:

Originally posted by TSuBaSa TSuBaSa wrote:

Seems like thin Limba top ply-textreme carbon -thin Limba or ayous-thick Kiri or ayous center ply. So probably it will be like a mizutani szlc or hayabusa-vega series.


Come on who am I kidding, it's stiga man! Carbon layer would like to be 1k not 3k like a szlc. It will be like a thicker , heavier and springy Vega pro.   


Hmmmmm.
The carbon pattern resembled me of SZLC ,but when looking at the side-view this may be new!!.
I went to http://www.textreme.com. and see products with this tech.

STIGA plz stop,I hate my EJ disease, especially with limba-carbon. 
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Originally posted by zeio zeio wrote:

Stiga is steering toward the path of Butterfly.

190 is quite a bit thicker than 145, probably above 1mm judging from the handle.

In fact, be using a third party carbon technology, Stiga admits his big lacunas on carbon technology (textrem carbon is not a Stiga's patent).

BTY developps carbon technologies for TT blades, that textrem carbon is a general technology not designed since the beginning for TT blades. I don't believe a general technology, designed for general use in Sport could by anyways outperform the BTY's or even Xiom's carbon technologies developped specifically for Table Tennis blades. 



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Mizutani sZLC / T05fx / T05fx
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remember,stiga first used carbon technology in the 70's,so im sure they have an idea and know what they are doing
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Isn't it the same for Butterfly?  As far as I know they source their carbon fibers from Toray by the trademark TORAYCA.  It is also pretty certain the arylate fibers come from the Kuraray and the zylon fibers come from Toyobo.
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source: TableTennis Daily

*they will be doing a review shortly, the blades are yet to be named but model number is there.

WOW! look at the size of the wings on those blades! (Relative to where you put your thumb on the handle.) And with the carbon it will be hard to sand them for comfort, without creating a carbon razor blade-like edge. Question
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I think they look really incredible, hope they play as good as the look, can't wait to try these.
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When will they be released? 
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probably february or march 2015
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Originally posted by yogi_bear yogi_bear wrote:

probably february or march 2015

ok thanks, good to know, I will definitely give these blades a try!
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Originally posted by yogi_bear yogi_bear wrote:

probably february or march 2015

ok thanks, good to know, I will definitely give these blades a try!

but i wonder how much they will retail for...
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but i wonder how much they will retail for...

TeXtremely much, I guess. Unfortunately, I don't see anything but the price what could be significantly changed by using TeXtreme materials in TT blades.
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Does anyone know what the price is going to be? Smile
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Originally posted by Fehrplay Fehrplay wrote:

Does anyone know what the price is going to be? Smile

Approximately? 
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New teaser!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6olXpRAus4&feature=youtu.be



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Originally posted by Fehrplay Fehrplay wrote:

Does anyone know what the price is going to be? Smile

that we just have to wait for and see.

but i got a feeling its not going to be as expensive as butterfly composites.
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