Gluing WTT Champion Blade, Stiga Cybershape Truls Moregard Edition

Hey guys, Ever since Truls Möregårdh won the WTT Europe Smash in Sweden, a lot of players have been looking for his racket. Today, I just glued up a Stiga Cybershape Truls Edition for a customer—but with a different twist: Hurricane 3 on the forehand, and Dignics 05 on the backhand. The Cybershape blade—you know it by now. That polygon shape gives you a wider sweet spot and extra stability. And in the Truls Edition, you even get the CWT weight system, so you can adjust the balance to fit your rubbers. Now, about Dignics 05. It’s built on Spring Sponge X, around 40° hardness. The feeling is: the ball sits on the rubber for a moment, then shoots out with serious spin and kick. On the backhand, it’s safe and controlled in the short game, but when you add power, it gives you a heavy, high-arc counter. That’s why so many modern players choose D05 for their backhand. On the forehand side, H3 is the classic—massive spin, really solid when opening up the rally. Paired with the Cybershape, this combo feels spinny, powerful, and still under control. After finishing the build, I weighed it—and it came in at almost 200 grams total. What do you think, is that too heavy? Personally, what’s your usual racket weight for a full setup? Drop your thoughts in the comments—I’m curious!