Stiga Clipper CC

Stiga Clipper CC Blade
Approx. $ 150 USD
Price $

User Ratings (36)

Speed 8.8
Control 9.1
Stiffness 3.5   
Some flex
Hardness 3.7   
Medium soft
Consistency 9.5   
Always identical
Overall 9.5 10
Manufacturer Details
Speed 94 / 100
Control 61 / 100
Weight 92g
Plies 13
Materials Carbon powder, limba outer, ayous inner
Thickness 6.8mm
There are 4 users using the Stiga Clipper CC.
The Clipper CC is a very unique and powerful weapon created by combining the 21st century technique, Crystal Carbo, with a new secret - carbon powder! In this 7-ply blade we have put carbon powder between all the layers, for a total of 6 carbon powder layers. This makes this blade very powerful. The Clipper CC also has the unique Crystal surface that gives you extra zip on all your shots.

Reviews (9)

 on 3/21/2023

Okay, Discountined so it is not funny for players who wants try something similar to Revoldia but won't pay the same amount of money. 1st this is OFF blade, 2nd this is semi-composite-all wood blade. Ionescu used it a lot of time, but maybe it was too slow for him It plays similar to Revoldia, feeling- all wood but you can hear the composite vibes in passive strokes, the low gear is slow, it will add you more feeling. What makes this blade 1-1 copy of Revoldia? When you block with Revoldia and you use passive motion just put your racket without any energy the ball slipped down, the same situation is here. You must use energy to put ball on the table. You can find review of FZD CNF blade when guy say the same words in his review. The control of Clipper CC is nice and I had the same situation with Revoldia. Vertical shots to the table is 10/10, when the ball comes to you ON FRONT with CNF, CC you can put 100% energy and the ball will goes with the biggest strength and curve without any chance to your opponent. When the ball comes to you ON SIDE you can't be lazy Revoldia and CNF is not the blade who likes lazy players. The Difference between both. Clipper CC is High Throw medium hard blade that's why you need put slower softer low throw rubbers (right now there are a lot of grippy, semi tacky fast and very hard high throw rubbers) which makes harder to match new rubbers to CC than CNF. CNF is Semi Low Throw soft blade, that's why is more friendly for new rubbers with sticky topsheet. Both plays the best with Tenergy 05/Tenergy 64. CC is thicker but it won't affect your banana flick. The handle of Stiga is better than 24mm of Revoldia. I played only Revoldia and CC and both had the same rubbers. For me CC is more woody more curvy and that is funny more spinny. Revoldia is more direct, PURE less spinny and more expensive but both have the same cons and pros. For me Stiga is better but Revoldia is unique too.
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 on 3/24/2023

the art
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 on 10/31/2018

used a boosted Hurricane 3 Neo Provincial blue sponge 39/2.15mm, everything on this blade was same or slightly better than Viscaria I had, more dwell than Viscaria. Simple bounce test against a butterfly ZLC + T05, my combo had better bounce. amazing paddle.
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 on 8/28/2016

I used this blade with Tenergy 80 Fx at FH and Airoc Astro S at BH side. For me this blade is quite fast and good control for blocking, push and slow touch. But the handle is little bit bigger for my grasp. and little bit heavy since the weight is 92 gr netto. But the blade finishing is not as good as Butterfly or other brand, it seem so rough and not touched well.
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 on 2/25/2016

I play with tenergy 05 on fh and butterfly challenger attack on bh. Very good combo for both rubbers. Everything is perfect...attack, forehand topspin, smashing, drives, but what I want to point out is that blocking with clipper cc is natural and almost effortless. The blade is not that fast. I would say, it is inteligent, not only fast and nothing else. Of course, you may need some time to get used to it, to know how it reacts in certain situation. It is quite expensive, but I dont regret this buy for a moment.
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