Description
Studies have shown that, for the majority of players, the optimal hitting area lies on the top half of the blade. That’s why Stiga optimized the hitting area to be 11% larger for the shakehand grip and 9% larger for the penhold grip compared to a traditional blade. One of the special features of Cybershape is that, during returns, the hitting area is as much as 6.5 cm closer to the table compared with 2.5 cm for a round blade.
The top half of the paddle is precisely where Cybershape excels. The larger hitting area provides an improved sweet spot, thus making it easier for the player to control their short serves and returns, for example.
As the hitting area on the top part has been expanded, the bottom part has been reduced by 2% in order to not make the blade too heavy and cause an imbalance.
Cybershape’s unique shape also makes it easier for the player to see the hitting area when serving. Thanks to its different angles, the player has six corners to choose from, depending on the type and amount of spin they want.
- An offensive table tennis blade with a revolutionary, patent pending and design-protected shape that provides an optimized hitting area.
- Stiga Cybershape Carbon is approved for all types of competition.
- CCF technology with a carbon fiber layer on the wood core for a softer touch and greater control.
- The shape allows the player to easily angle the paddle as desired and get just the right amount of spin when serving.
- According to measurements from tests carried out in collaboration with KTH, Cybershape has a more linear frequency response than a traditional blade, which creates a completely new feel during play.
- Reflective lens on handle that alternates between purple and blue, depending on the angle.




















ttandrisko –
When I saw this blade for the first time, I smiled, that really good advertising ploy. But I was given the opportunity to try the wood, because I was given one to test. And I have to say … that when you are comfortable, the shape is addictive. I had a long talk about this wood with an expert, and he said that whoever designed, created something amazing. For an offensive player, there is a big advantage when the center of gravity is directed as far into the head as possible, but that can only be achieved by increasing the size and surface area of the head. But I had the Cybershape measured, and to my surprise the surface area is about 236cm2 ( a normal 157x150mm blade has a surface area of about 234cm2 !!! ( for example Vicraria or Inspira CCF). So with the same weight of cover, the Cybershape was able to move the centre of gravity where it could only go with a head size of 159mm or more which for an offensive player is unsuitable. I have a Cybershape blade and an Inspira CCF, same weight 88g, with the same rubbers the difference in weight is minimal (less than 2g) The first training sessions were strange, but then those shapes really have an advantage. Over the table I can play the chop much more than with the regular shape, even though I’m not a professional player I hit most of my shots in the ideal spot in the middle of the blade. When serving by edge placement, I can more easily determine what rotation I’m playing, and what to expect from my opponent. Cybershape is incredible good table tennis offensive blade, with excellent features, ideal for an offensive player. You need to allow a little time because of the shape, but then playing with this shape is completely normal.
ybonda –
Coming to this blade after Primorac Carbon, so the review in that perception. At the beginning I didnt like the feeling of the blade, it has some hollow feeling in comparison with Primorac Carbon which is very stiff. But I forced myself to play with it a while and I figured out that Cybershape gives me a lot more flexibility and much better control. You can even chop with it (this tells you how much control it has), when with Primorac Carbon you cannot even think about to chop something. Another thing is the speed… The speed is not linear – it significally slower that Primorac Carbon, but with Cybershape you have havier head so you can smash really good and also if catch the ball at the right point your spin will be very effective.