Xstar V Blade

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  • Xstar V Blade: Flared Handle Type
  • Xstar V Blade: Close-up of Flared Blade Face
  • Xstar V Blade: Close-up of Sideview
  • Xstar V Blade: Close-up of Flared Handle
  • Xstar V Blade: Close-up of Flared Backside Handle
  • Xstar V Blade: Backside of Blade
$39.99
SKU: 1253FL

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This is an introductory model that emphasizes the control of the ball and has moderate reaction. It is recommended for athletes who want to learn the basic skills of table tennis, such as learning the correct swing and cultivating the sense of turning.

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5/14/2026 5:53 pm

A Great Blade For Custom Racket Newcomers!

by Edmond

Hey everyone, when I started using custom rackets, this was the blade I bought. There wasn't any reviews for it when I got it but I'm here to make one for those who are interested in this blade.

When I started, I had Rozena on both sides. Once I got to know more about what style I wanted, I swapped to the Hurricane III + Tenergy 19 combo on a Petr Korbel blade. I'm not sure if I was still adjusting to the rubbers, but the Petr Korbel for me just felt a little slower than I thought. Eventually, I used this rubber combo back on my XStar V and it felt amazing. I feel like this blade can go with many different kinds of rubber combos, and it's a solid choice to get if you're on a bit of a budget and aren't sure what blade to choose.

I use a Hurricane King WCQ now, but I still use the XStar V as my ol' reliable practice/backup/testing racket. If you're just getting into racket building and are wondering if you should get this blade or not, you 100% should. I love this thing.

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