Hi,
I'm a guy but I don't have so much muscles but I still desire to have powerful smash whenever I want. I like to have control over the racket. Should I use MP series or should I use titanium type which is lighter?

Please advise.

Thanks. :)

Im basically the same as you, i have tried the MP series but it hasnt worked for me so i tried a lighter racket and it worked better.

there are lighter raquets in the mp series..the 44 and the 66

u should try them (if u have the opportunity) before buying
oh yeah and i d recommend you the mp66

Im basically the same as you, i have tried the MP series but it hasnt worked for me so i tried a lighter racket and it worked better.

I just bought a out-dated MP 23 and it does not work with me. Maybe I need to play more to adjust to it. I still thinking of buying the titanium type ... but then it is the $$ matter... :(

there are lighter raquets in the mp series..the 44 and the 66

u should try them (if u have the opportunity) before buying
oh yeah and i d recommend you the mp66

Hi,

Can anyone give me some advise? If I want to buy Ti series, which Ti series do you think suit me?

Thanks

i really like the mp100 over my 800of. I think i like even balance better

Dude.... MP series is sweet for everything. Probably the most all rounded series out there, short game (not exceptional) power, all into one series, i have an MP-99 and its amazing. i play singles so i pretty much need everything in my racquet and the MP series puts that on the table

Hi,
I'm a guy but I don't have so much muscles but I still desire to have powerful smash whenever I want. I like to have control over the racket. Should I use MP series or should I use titanium type which is lighter?

Please advise.

Thanks. :)

1. Strength is not everything in badminton, the correct technique should be way more important.

2. The racket might play a minor factor in ur game, as again, the technique is more like a major one.

3. Be it MP or Ti series, there are way too many models to select from. Many of them have totally different characteristics, and no way a player can "like them all".

4. The best way to select a racket is to try it out before purchase. Visit the local proshop to demo the rackets, or borrow from follow club members. See which one you like the best, then, $$$. ;)

Ya know.....the more i read that the more i realize how many other people are retarded and how true all of that is