Hexagonal (Cybershape)

Stuor Hexagonal (Cybershape) offers good speed, faster than traditional all-wood blades but consistently noted as slower than premium inner carbon models like the Stiga Cybershape Carbon. This makes it well-suited for players who want a responsive blade that doesn't sacrifice control for extreme velocity, providing a balanced offensive tool.

Players report excellent control with this blade, thanks to its slightly slower speed, inner-carbon construction, and enlarged sweet spot. The predictable ball response and good feel inspire confidence in short game situations and during rallies, making it a reliable choice for consistent play.

The blade delivers substantial vibration similar to an all-wood blade, providing clear feedback without being overly stiff. This medium-hard feel supports good dwell time, aiding in spin generation and controlled shots.

The blade generally produces a medium-high to high throw angle, helping players lift the ball with a good trajectory, which is especially useful for attacking shots and spin-oriented play.

Combining wood plies with an inner carbon layer results in good dwell time, allowing players to grip the ball effectively for spin. This characteristic is key to the blade's control and tactile response.

Stuor Hexagonal (Cybershape) sits in a medium to medium-hard flexibility range—not overly stiff but not particularly flexible. This contributes to its directness and speed while maintaining control.

Vibration transmission is present and aids in feel and ball feedback, but it's generally not distracting. This level is often preferred by players who like to sense the ball's contact with the blade.

Manufacturing quality is well-regarded for its price point, offering solid construction and performance. However, it's not uncommon to encounter minor finishing imperfections that might benefit from light sanding of the edges or face for an optimal experience.