My friend bought it at SportChek and I took it for a test drive. I found out that it was WAY lighter than my Cab and I can smash like crazy! And accurately! In succession! :eek: Never happened before...

Anywhos, there is absolutely no information.. ANYWHERE. Not Google, not the store, not even here!

But I know that someone in here at least tried out one Tecno Pro. All I want to know is what are the stats of it and where can I buy top models of this brand (well, not buy... me poor. :rolleyes: ) because as far as I know, $30 CDN isn't the price for a top-of-the-line brand.

hum Tecno Pro Copa 55...hum havnt heard about this racquet. my friend has the 44 and bought that at sport check. i know about the Tecno Pro Lightning S 8000, Tecno Pro Tec550 , etc but havnt heard about the copa 55...and your right google is no help...sorry. but from what i know Tecno Pro doesnt have a webpage either so out of luck there, well some BF member should know something about it. can i ask whats the color of the racquet?

Red, Black, and Silver.

BTW, I also own the 44... Crappiest racket ever. Besides the BK-180DG... Weighs like a car. :p

Pics! I finally bought my friend's racket for $3, but I think the head is a little warped... Or is it just me?

http://www3.telus.net/public/camac15/Badminton/tecno.jpg
http://www3.telus.net/public/camac15/Badminton/tecno2.jpg

DAH?! :confused: ive never seen or heard of anyone who ditched a cab (any cab) for a tecno racquet. anyhoos i think its a pretty good deal for 3$, and i dont think the racquet face is warped.. try placing the head flat on a flat surface. it should be flat... unless its a 2 piece racquet, then you gotta put it slightly in front of the T joint..

oh yeah, about the 30$ for top of the line racquet brand... i dont really think there is top end racquets for tecno, well all their racquets are about 40$ and under from what ive seen...

My friend bought it at SportChek and I took it for a test drive. I found out that it was WAY lighter than my Cab and I can smash like crazy! And accurately! In succession! :eek: Never happened before...

Anywhos, there is absolutely no information.. ANYWHERE. Not Google, not the store, not even here!

But I know that someone in here at least tried out one Tecno Pro. All I want to know is what are the stats of it and where can I buy top models of this brand (well, not buy... me poor. :rolleyes: ) because as far as I know, $30 CDN isn't the price for a top-of-the-line brand.

what type of carbonex are you using? sometimes when you use top end racquets that are extra stiff, you cant flex the shaft and it gives you no power. usually beginer racquets are more flexible then top end ones (cab 30 ms... drool) and if you can flex the shaft, it will give you alot more power. but if you flex it too much, you need to get a stiffer racquet.

My friend bought it at SportChek and I took it for a test drive. I found out that it was WAY lighter than my Cab and I can smash like crazy! And accurately! In succession! :eek: Never happened before...

Anywhos, there is absolutely no information.. ANYWHERE. Not Google, not the store, not even here!

But I know that someone in here at least tried out one Tecno Pro. All I want to know is what are the stats of it and where can I buy top models of this brand (well, not buy... me poor. :rolleyes: ) because as far as I know, $30 CDN isn't the price for a top-of-the-line brand.

http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/search.php?searchid=292541&pp=25&page=2

http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/search.php?searchid=292541&pp=25&page=2

I bow to your searching greatness :p

Can anyone help me find how good/bad a TECNO PRO COPA 55 racket is? I apparently have one ._. The link above does not work.

can someone help me?

im very desperate for advice ._.

I bought the Techno Pro Copa 55 at Sportchek for $10... hmm...


And it's light, but the strings are way too weak. That's why I don't use it anymore. The frame will break easily. The grip gets greasy and slippery after a short use. I think one good thing about it is that the paint doesn't chip off that easily. Go Yonex.

Versionone, try this:

http://www.tonyprycesports.co.uk/html/sub_category.php/id/349/index.html?PHPSESSID=2edfb1164608daf20b7a1af041e05 13d

Even for Techno, the Copa series is probably their MOST entry level racquets. I might even say they're for back yard play.

Correct me if im wrong, but i believe its made from Steel... All the way around.

I bought the Techno Pro Copa 55 at Sportchek for $10... hmm...


And it's light, but the strings are way too weak. That's why I don't use it anymore. The frame will break easily. The grip gets greasy and slippery after a short use. I think one good thing about it is that the paint doesn't chip off that easily. Go Yonex.

Versionone, try this:

http://www.tonyprycesports.co.uk/html/sub_category.php/id/349/index.html?PHPSESSID=2edfb1164608daf20b7a1af041e05 13d

hey so if I play a pro person with me having weak strings then get a better racket what will happen?

hey so if I play a pro person with me having weak strings then get a better racket what will happen?

You will lose to the pro for sure regardless of what racquet you use.

-_- supposed im pro and my opponent is intermediate i have a crappy racket like this one and he has a pretty good yonex racket can i win if my skills are good?

-_- supposed im pro and my opponent is intermediate i have a crappy racket like this one and he has a pretty good yonex racket can i win if my skills are good?

There is a world of a difference between the skill level of a pro vs. an intermediate player. A pro with a Tecno racquet will still win over an intermediate with the most advanced racquet in the world. Two intermediates vs. a pro - I'd still put my money on the pro.

The Tecno you have is a basic racquet but if you're a beginner, I wouldn't worry to much about it. Just play, play and play some more.

I see so...if I keep practicing with this racket, will I ever be a pro? THIS is my last question.

I see so...if I keep practicing with this racket, will I ever be a pro? THIS is my last question.

How about you answer this question - if you had the most advanced racquet in the world right now and kept practicing with it, would you ever be a pro?

I really don't know ._. May anyone help?

My friend bought it at SportChek and I took it for a test drive. I found out that it was WAY lighter than my Cab and I can smash like crazy! And accurately! In succession! :eek: Never happened before...

Anywhos, there is absolutely no information.. ANYWHERE. Not Google, not the store, not even here!

But I know that someone in here at least tried out one Tecno Pro. All I want to know is what are the stats of it and where can I buy top models of this brand (well, not buy... me poor. :rolleyes: ) because as far as I know, $30 CDN isn't the price for a top-of-the-line brand.

I have a friend or two that have techno racquets. I held one of my friends racquet and it was really heavy. And I also had another friend who had a techno but was dented badly. Fortunately a guy bent it back to a normal shape:eek:

I really don't know ._. May anyone help? Err...you did not answer my question... ._.

I had this techno raquet when I first started , it was 13$ at sportchek so pretty cheap. I'll be honest....ITS GARBAGE. The head shape is triangular , its too frickin heavy and the control and power is minimal. So unless your a badminton god , I don't think you can get pro with this.