i give: Kason TSF 200 (US version)

i get: Yonex Nanospeed 8000 (CH version)

i know i have to make this decision but value wise, is this a good deal? thx for your help:)

Depend. Take a good look at the racquet first. Are you sure NS8K is not a fake? What is the condition of the racquet?

My kason had a couple chips, the NS8k is 100% authentic and has a SMALL paintchip and is otherwise neww

i give: Kason TSF 200 (US version)

i get: Yonex Nanospeed 8000 (CH version)

i know i have to make this decision but value wise, is this a good deal? thx for your help:)
umm, this is my opinion about trades and value. in a trade as such, the monetary value of the racquet doesn't really matter if you're going to get a racquet that you feel is suitable for you. i see this as the actual "value" of the racquet. i suppose the only time value actually matters is if you plan to sell the racquet. if not, does the monetary value of the racquet matter?

this is my opinion although i doubt others will agree with me...:p

but is it a good trade by monetary value?

Have you played with NS8K and which one you like better. For money, it is a good trade. For performance wise, I don't know.

ns8k all the way! hands down.

Pitty I didn't think of the trade idea at the time. I sold my NS8k way back at less than half what I paid for. I didn't want the racket for one day longer.

Trading a badminton racket purely on monetary value would be a mistake. When people are happy to trade down, they do it for good reason.

I had a happier trade with my MP99. I swapped it for a cheap Isometric 65. I was so gleeful that I didn't even bother to take the money that was offered in additional to the racket. The racket gave me all the insight I needed for the power that I could only dream of as a beginner. The racket had far greater value than its moneary value suggested.