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Your cart is empty.The STIGA Aspire table tennis racket is USATT approved and made from tough materials for recreational play that will keep your family playing for years. Created for beginners looking to build their table tennis skills, the sturdy Aspire combines smooth inverted rubber, a flared handle, and 5-ply blade with a thinner 1.5mm sponge—an ideal table tennis racket for recreational play. Performance ratings of Speed: 37, Spin: 35, and Control: 52.
WILLIAN
Reviewed in Brazil on February 7, 2024
O produto em si não tenho o que reclamar. Ele atende perfeitamente ao que se propõe. Mas, como disse no título deste comentário, não gostei da entrega. Muito ruim. Demorou MUITO para ser enviado e recebido por mim. E o pior é que no site não tem maneiras adequadas de obter informações a respeito e nem encontrei formas de enviar alguma reclamação. Acredito ser necessário mecanismos mais práticos para os clientes obterem informações sobre essa questão.
luya
Reviewed in Canada on October 25, 2022
i like it. the quality is good. i like to use the red side.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2021
My son was warming up for the third game this paddle was to be used. He had the paddle in his right hand and was swinging his arms. The paddle hit his left shoulderblade and fell into two pieces. I couldn't believe my eyes. Paddles can typically take a lot of abuse. Not this one. It hadn't taken any abuse at all, and had hardly had any use.
blukuyuz
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021
As written in the headline, this is the perfect for beginners who is interested in getting into table tennis yet do not want to spend too much in doing so. Nothing remarkable in terms of the ability to produce spin but at this price point it's not really fair to expect that much.If anything I would compare this against those bats that comes in a bundle and this is a much preferred alternative.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2016
Doesnt feel too great, but its a good start for a beginner
Macho Man
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2016
Slow. You can put a little bit of spin on the ball. Good control (defense) for a nine dollar paddle. I don't like this paddle, but a number of my students like it. For nine bucks this paddle earns five stars.I have bought almost all of the cheap Stiga paddles. This one has been the most durable. It has survived eight months abuse in the hands of a bunch of teenage boys. The rubber is not peeling up.The Stiga pure color has much better rubber for 22 dollars.The Stiga Advanced pair of paddles with three balls is a faster paddle, but I broke both handles within a month.
Ahmed Almusharraf
Reviewed in Canada on May 3, 2015
It's nice
IANO
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2014
Bought 4 of these paddles and been in pretty heavy use in the weeks since Christmas. They are performing as well as expected for basic paddles with reasonable pace and spin control. However the edging tape on one paddle has peeled off completely and I have had to glue down the top 1/2 to 1 inch of the rubber on all 4 of the paddles.Overall decent paddles for the money!
Mike
Reviewed in Canada on September 5, 2013
I bought two of these paddles to be able to play at a new outdoor ping pong table in the park near my house. They seem to be decent quality, and I like the multi-coloured stripes on the handles. I'm a novice player just for fun..The only reason I took off a star is because I feel like the wood could be clear-coated/lacquered. They are sanded so I don't think I'll get any splinters, but it would make the handle easier to keep clean.
ChicagoBulls64
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2013
These rackets are very cheaply made and the ribber padding on them is very thin. So much so that you hear the sound of the wood underneath when you hit with it. Unless you have never played pingpong before, I'd suggest paying a few dollars more and ordering one of the $15 racket.
ZstarZ
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2013
This racket is a sturdy racket that lasted quite a long time. I was able to play with it for a while before the edges of the racket began to peel. I took off a star because the handle is a bit uncomfortable especially if you like to hold the racket Penhold grip style.
Elahi A.
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2012
"Stiga Aspire Table Tennis Racket" is a good choice for starters. Its has some spin and some power. It's light so I don't know weather its better or not as I have always played with light rackets. In comparison to professional rackets it got everything 3/4 shades less. Less spin, less power less weight but its better for a new player. For this price range this is actually a pretty good choice. Though never meant to be competition racket but it might come handy for practice and it teaches more by giving less.Pros- Cheap- Very good for the Price- Lasts longCons- Not professional [As if I didn't know !!!]- Doesn't come with a cover [Shame, they should provide some kind of permanent cover]Thanks
Jack Cannata
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2011
My intensity is high, but my skill level is mediocre at best. For me, these rackets are terrific. If you're just a casual player, especially if you like a good competitive game, you won't be disappointed with these rackets...not the best, but PLENTY good enough!
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