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View Full Version : i think Forza is the future Kevin 04-08-2002, 06:02 PM In my badminton club more and more players buy a forza racket, I did too and i really think forza is much better, i played with a yonex Ti 8 and now i bought a forza titanium 1100 and it feel much better!! what you guys think? Nanashi 04-08-2002, 07:23 PM well, i guess forza's newest racquets might be better than current yonex ones, i'm not sure though... One of my friends (who is sponsored by forza) says yonex racquets in general are better... maybe it's because yonex hasn't released anything new in a while... cooler 04-08-2002, 07:58 PM better use some windex on that crystal ball of your TDotSmAsHer 04-08-2002, 08:33 PM Hey Kevin.. how stiff is the 1100? Forza claims it is medium stiff... also, does the racquet feel fragile? Mag 04-09-2002, 04:37 AM At the moment, there is nothing "future" about Forza. They have a number of great, light-weight models, but as to materials and design there is nothing revolutionary. Mind you, I'm not talking about performance or feel here (they're good in that department in my opinion), I'm just talking about innovation. When they started in the early 90's, they set out to be leaders, not followers. I don't feel thay have quite lived up to that, although I wouldn't go as far as Cooler and categorize them as yet another Clonex brand. They do have models with specs that few others provide, so they serve a purpose. And they do not try to live off the reputation of other brands by using similar names, etc, which is one of the key characteristics of a Clonex brand. Cheung 04-09-2002, 09:06 AM Maybe they've changed their business strategy. As ever, things take time. I haven't seen a Forza racquet in real life in a shop yet...........or rather, it has never caught my eye if it did exist. Chia 04-10-2002, 05:05 PM Forza is a sweet brand, they deninately have a better quality of raquets than yonex. Like yonex raquets would break easier. TDotSmAsHer 04-10-2002, 06:30 PM I've heard Forza breaks easier because it's so light. Yonex 3u racquets also break easy.. Chia 04-10-2002, 11:27 PM Depends what raquet you are getting. maybe the kevlar 800 sq. But the ti-tech ones would probably last a fairly decent time Blaine 04-10-2002, 11:37 PM the ti-1400 is 3u 85-89g that is what the MP-3U is 2 and i herd from alot of good players that forza is alot better |