The Stiga blade quality issue

I currently play with Joola rossi emotion cpen and before this I had a Nittaku septear. In a few months (or a year) I want to upgrade to another composite blade. So far, I've narrowed my search to butterfly innerforce zlc and dhs hurricane hao 3. After finding out about the carbonado series I was very impressed and wanted to add carbonado 190 to the list as well but, I've heard very bad things about the built quality of stiga blades, especially the classic ones. So I wonder, whether the high end blades from stiga, like the carbonado series, also have the same "built quality" issue. If not so, then how does these three blades - innerforce zlc, hurricane hao 3 and carbonado 190 compare with one another in terms of built quality?

Besides this, right now I'm still doing research about which blade I should buy. So, if anyone want to suggest me some more names (composite blades only), that scores well in terms of built quality, I would appreciate that.

You may do a little bit research about Stiga carbonado 45/90
which is modified version of 145/190. The key change is
core for 45/90 ayous (most stiga blades use this),
while 145/190 are kiri (most Butterfly use this). Also, 45/90
used thinner carbon to have better control and better wood feel
which may be important for CPen.

I appreciate your responses. Thanks you guys.

What about DHS? I've never owned a DHS blade. So, a high end DHS blade like hurricane hao 3 comparable to innerforce zlc/timo boll alc quality wise?

khmd wrote: You may do a little bit research about Stiga carbonado 45/90 which is modified version of 145/190. The key change is core for 45/90 ayous (most stiga blades use this), while 145/190 are kiri (most Butterfly use this). Also, 45/90 used thinner carbon to have better control and better wood feel which may be important for CPen.

SmackDAT:
Sorry, 45/90 are identical
to 145/190 for its structure, with ayous as core for both.
I saw your vedio here but not sure whether you can read Chinese:

http://bbs.pingpang.info/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=730562&extra=page%3D2

http://bbs.pingpang.info/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=732415&extra=page%3D2

http://bbs.pingpang.info/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=735304&extra=page%3D1

http://bbs.pingpang.info/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=730597&extra=page%3D1

Snakefish wrote: passifid wrote: snip On your Waldner WC89, when you say lens, do you mean the "insert" in the handle ? If yes, mine (circular) fell out on both of my blades. I had to use strong glue to glue it back in & hold firmly.  I too am disappointed at this "high quality" of craftsmanship

shaun729 wrote: I had a DHS 506 that splintered, my friend had a Butterfly blade whose head came off in the middle of a game. All brands have problems, at least STIGA make two different sized flared handles something Butterfly should have been doing years ago. With STIGA you can actually buy something from another country if it is not available where you live. Butterfly protective practice's suck, I wish people would stop buying Butterfly until they change their policies. Butterfly should at least allow importing a product that is not available in your country, it's not that hard the exporter just has to look up the Butterfly website in the country of the person that wants to import it and if the product is not there then they should be allowed to export it.