Stiga Allround Evolution

Stiga Allround Evolution Blade
Approx. $ 42 USD
Price $

User Ratings (21)

Speed 7.3
Control 8.7
Stiffness 4.4   
Average
Hardness 5.0   
Medium
Consistency 8.8   
Always identical
Overall 8.3 10
Manufacturer Details
Speed 5.1 / 10
Control 7.1 / 10
Weight 89g
Plies 5
There are 8 users using the Stiga Allround Evolution.
Suitable for the modern, allround player who exploits every variation of speed and spin. The blade of Evolution is based on the STIGA Allround Classic, but it is faster.

Reviews (15)

 on 4/12/2008

This is one of the better all around blades out there. As the description says, it is like the Allround Classic but faster because it was designed after the introduction of the 40mm ball. The speed is rated at All+ and this is quite true. You can get a decent speed with a good stroke. The blade is easy to control as well. It feels soft with lots of touch. It does vibrate a bit though, but not too much. I tried it with both hard rubbers and medium-soft rubbers. The medium rubbers felt much better on the blade for me. This is a great blade for a beginner or someone looking for a consistent allround setup.
+3
 on 2/18/2020

If I were to put a name to this blade would be feeling, is amazing the control and feeling this blade offers. Its speed is decent, not even close to a super-fast blade, but is not slow, the extra kick in speed the product says is real, but not too much, I would say the Allround Classic version is much slower and offers the same control and touch that this masterpiece gives. The handle is super comfortable, truly an all-round blade.
+2
 on 7/30/2011

It is an allround blade, A little bit soft, good sensation of feelings with every shots, you can feel the vibrations. Many people think it is not fast enough, but if you shot the ball greatly, you can produce powerful shots. I recommend use medium hard sponge. using some rubber without tensor technology is better, like Sriver, 729 , markV.
+2
 on 5/1/2024

Its a really good beginners blade, when you first start off glueing your own bats. Focus here is CONTROL and feedback. It's a traditional 5-ply blade. Well made and gives you good feedback. It's light, which I appriciate. However, my copy was a bit rough when I got it so I sanded the handle and the joint of the blade and handle, where the fingers go. The blade is very forgiving and have a great feel and feedback. It generates a fair bit of spin too (with the right rubber) but it is sloooow. Even when you are hitting really hard the ball really travels in what seems to be slowmotion. Any ambitious player will outgrow it only a season or two. Good for newcomers or people like me, who don't know what to get - nor what I really liked or wanted. It was good to the started playing again but now, my second season, I moved on to more modern and faster blades. It is a well produced quality blade for a fair price and a safe bet. You can't go wrong with it, unless you know you are an offensive heavy hitter. If you need a "gentle" blade that provides feedback and let you develop your playing style and don't need too much speed - this is it. No need to look further.
+1
 6 months ago

La lame de ma jeunesse ! Utilisé jusqu'au début des années deux mille. Utilisé avec deux plaques très rapide permet de garder du contrôle. J'ai appris tout les coups avec cette lame. Aujourd'hui je pense qu'elle se destine au joueur intermédiaire et en évolution. Pour les joueurs avancés et avec la balle de 40 cela risque d'être un peu mou. Finition suédoise de très bonne qualité et légère.
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