Stiga Mantra PRO M

Stiga Mantra PRO M Rubber
Approx. $ 50 USD
Price $

User Ratings (7)

Speed 8.8
Spin 8.5
Control 7.5
Tackiness 2.2   
Slightly tacky
Weight 6.0   
Medium heavy
Sponge Hardness 5.0   
Medium
Gears 4.6   
Average
Throw Angle 6.0   
Medium high
Consistency 5.0
Durability 4.3   
Average durability
Overall 8.2 10
Manufacturer Details
Speed 148 / 10
Spin 135 / 10
Control 82 / 10
Tensor Yes
Anti No
There are 2 users using the Stiga Mantra PRO M.
Mantra Pro M has a unique geometry that is developed for today's aggressive game with a focus on a lot of power and spin. The rubber is designed and adapted to suit a wide range of table tennis players and playing styles, from young talents to professional players who expect an absolutely world-class rubber. Mantra Pro M suits players with a modern, offensive style of play and is developed with Japanese precision and uniqueness. Then it is designed and tested together with top Chinese players. The result is a table tennis rubber for those who like to attack, play with a lot of power and are looking for a rubber that really delivers. The table tennis rubber is also equipped with OCS (Oxygen Capsule System) technology, which generates a higher arc and catapult effect in loop games thanks to the sponge's enlarged pores. This also leads to a crisp, clear sound and better feel with each strike as the contact between the rubber and the frame is strengthened. Mantra Pro M's medium-hard sponge of 43 degrees gives players the perfect balance between speed and control, which leads to the possibility of playing safely with a lot of spin or offensively and ending duels already on the third ball. The rubber is optimized for the ABS ball and thanks to the unique composition of natural rubber mixed with synthetic rubber, it has a significantly better durability and lifespan than previous generations of table tennis rubbers.

Reviews (5)

 2 months ago

Honestly, you can't really trust Revspin ratings blindly. Everyone plays with a totally different blade, technique, and expectations. It's funny how so many cheap Chinese rubbers get crazy high ratings, but once you actually play with them, they turn out to be pretty average. Meanwhile, high-end rubbers from major brands like Stiga—which are miles ahead of those budget sheets—sometimes get trashed in reviews. I guess that's what happens when a hefty price tag creates unrealistic expectation. As for me, I'm still searching for my holy grail setup—feels a bit like Harry Potter trying out wands at Ollivanders! Right now, I'm rocking a 7-ply offensive 729 Green Goblin 7 blade, and it is absolute gold for me. I put Stiga Mantra Pro M on my forehand and Loki Kirin K1 on the backhand, and I'm really digging this combo. The Stiga is a proper tensor rubber, and paired with a hard blade, it just clicks. Great feel and performance if you ask me.
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 on 1/29/2025

the rubber i felt was not very fast even though it says on the package it is made for speed. i think the speed is comparable to andro hexer sfx range. the rubber has very bad control. when looping the ball could go out easily and when playing fast it would sometimes undergrip the ball. spin on serves is awesome and totally wowing. spinniest rubber for serving. people in my club use tenergy 05, rozena and i have somewhat more spin then them. i would recommend this rubber for casual players or players who just started out as the rubber improves with you. in terms of power it is amazing. lacks 20-30% of penentrating power required but can be compansated with good blade and technique. catapult is very very good and the rubber is very bouncy.
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 on 1/12/2025

This rubber performs great for backhand, it has a good control and the feeling is catapulty. Despite having high speed it's very controllable. The trajectory of the ball feels chinese like, having a good arc and doesn't requiere a lot of strenght to play far from the table, but it won't play like a tenergy 05 or Dignics 05. If this rubber had a tacky topsheet it would be amazing.
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 on 4/29/2024

The sponge seems to be the same as the old Stiga mantra H, but the top sheet is upgraded, The top sheet of the old one was not durable at all but this one is a different animal. The new one grabs the ball very well and ball marks didn't appear after 10 sessions of multi-ball sessions. You can spot how it is stretched from the package, kinda of reminds me of Tenergy 64. The sound is very nice. It has a softer feeling, great spin, and speed. Not heavy. And not sensitive to humidity. Great for blocking, and great on flicks over the table. Excellent spin on serves. Recommended!
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 on 4/2/2024

*Disclamer* : i am new to table tennis and have not tried many table tennis rubbers. My first reaction to this rubber was "its FAST", I've only ever tried dignics 05 once but i whould say the speed is equal (this is on a stiga allaround evolution racket), as its speed is very fast the control is less than beginner rubbers. however the speed to control ratio is less then d05. So i whould say that mantra pro m is medium in terms of consistency and control. The block on this rubber is very good! nothing more to say really, its not on par with dignics, tenergy, xiom vega or blurstar. But a very good offensive minus rubber which gives you allaround versatility with the speed for killer shots. Keep in mind tho that this rubber is very heavy considering its lack of relative ability.
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