This is the blade Truls Moregard plays with, confirmed by Stiga's own player page. It takes the Cybershape Carbon and adds CWT: small weights that fit in the handle so you can change the balance.

Specifications

Figures are manufacturer ratings, cross-checked with a second published source (see the sources below). Brands use different rating scales, so compare numbers within a brand only.

What CWT changes

CWT stands for Customised Weight Technology. Adding mass in the handle moves the balance point towards your hand, which can make a head-heavy set-up feel quicker in fast exchanges. Adding more total weight gives more momentum on big strokes. Because the weights are removable you can test both without buying a second blade.

Same core as the standard Cybershape Carbon

Underneath the Truls graphics it shares the 5+2 CCF construction and ratings of the Cybershape Carbon. If you don't need the weights or the edition design, the standard version or the plain Cybershape Carbon CWT (Tom Jarvis's blade) are cheaper routes in.

The full Truls set-up

Moregard plays Helix Platinum XH on both sides.

Who it suits

Advanced attackers, Moregard fans, and anyone who likes to fine-tune balance.

Sources: Stiga (official product) · Stiga: Truls Moregard player page · Stiga Australia