STAG Table Tennis Blades?

So, I work with a lot of folks from India and quite a few call their Stag blades their "top secret weapon". I was also in the market for a new Titanium blade and saw Stag has an OFF+ Ti offering. I can't find any reviews. Does anyone have some feedback they give on Stag Blades and Rubbers?

Blade Listing: http://www.stag.in/Table_Tennis/Table_Tennis_Blades-subcategory.html
Rubber Listing: http://www.stag.in/Table_Tennis/Table_Tennis_Rubber-subcategory.html

Regards,
--Phot0n

Ok... feedback isn't looking so good :)

How about "Skitt" blades? Anybody heard of them?

Phot0n wrote: Ok... feedback isn't looking so good :)

scorekeepers  break easily

debraj wrote: Stag is not another secret weapon TT company ... its just a local low end market equipment supplier in india, where other brands couldn't penetrate so much historically due to trade restrictions (high import tarriffs).  being an indian myself, I hope they come up as a good brand.. but given their current level of technology they are prolly 10 years behind tensor-tenergy generation. tables are okay... and cheap because you don't need high tech in making good tables.

 cant agree,i know many people that has built their own tables and they have good bounce along ALL THE TABLE much better  than the stag furniture they called table tennis tables..but the outer layer is difficult  to pàint because you need to make the white lines thinner enough so they cant disrupt the bounce,some expensive stiga tables has plywood veneers like a blade

Funnily enough everyone who has given a review knew Stag a long time ago and are also not from India either, except from one person. It will be interesting for people to know Stag sponsors 23 states in India an 45 countries around the world (more than any other table tennis brand). This year they will sign the North American champion Paul Pradeeban. They also have a sponsored training center in San Fransisco (ICC). I would say they are the most threatening and growing brand as of date in the table tennis industry.

kksf1898 wrote: Funnily enough everyone who has given a review knew Stag a long time ago and are also not from India either, except from one person. It will be interesting for people to know Stag sponsors 23 states in India an 45 countries around the world (more than any other table tennis brand). This year they will sign the North American champion Paul Pradeeban. They also have a sponsored training center in San Fransisco (ICC). I would say they are the most threatening and growing brand as of date in the table tennis industry.

Yes you are correct in saying its easy to sponsor (besides the money part). If you read in my earlier post i spoke to the company and raised these points. They told me that they are OEMS for Butterfly, Cornilleau, Joola and many major brands. In fact because they had become too competitive in the International market they lost distribution of these brands in India. The reason why I am a strong supporter of this brand is because the way the topic started explains a lot about the brand. They are a developing brand but they are passionate about the sport. They are strong supporters of the game and have been doing more in countries where there is no hope of financial returns like many African countries. During my conversations they also accepted that they were a humble company and understood criticism but also advised to play on their latest tables.

kksf1898 wrote: Yes you are correct in saying its easy to sponsor (besides the money part). If you read in my earlier post i spoke to the company and raised these points. They told me that they are OEMS for Butterfly, Cornilleau, Joola and many major brands. In fact because they had become too competitive in the International market they lost distribution of these brands in India. The reason why I am a strong supporter of this brand is because the way the topic started explains a lot about the brand. They are a developing brand but they are passionate about the sport. They are strong supporters of the game and have been doing more in countries where there is no hope of financial returns like many African countries. During my conversations they also accepted that they were a humble company and understood criticism but also advised to play on their latest tables. I am staunch supporter and also am very happy with their products as well as their commitment to the game. They are after all a growing company. On another note they also said they will be announcing some major tournaments around the world in the next 6 months, as well as they are investing heavily on R&D on their tables for both their as well as the OEM business

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This is a known factas the country I live in receives sponsorship from Stag as well with no financial benefits going Stag's way .
 I can tell you one great point about Stag ,their balls are some of the best out there.

I can remember a time when 90% of your phone calls weren't from Indians trying to con you into some scam and I kinda liked that world :) so I wont be buying any Indian blades

Haha nice frog unfortunately you are sadly mistaken and i would not steer this dicussion into personal or racial slurs but all I would say is that its unfortunate that you can't feel the balance tilting. Wake up and smell the coffee son.