View Full Version : what shud i get ?? black knight feather or yonex armortec 700
bry172
02-17-2008, 09:04 PM
hi im looking into a new racket i currently use a ti-6 long its been a decent racquet but im looking for something which more power as i like to smash i most often play doubles and the occasional singles game. has any1 tried both the black knight feather and the yonex armortec 700?
jhirata
02-18-2008, 12:06 AM
I have the new version armortec700 3UG4. I cant compare it to the black-knight because I havent tried it yet, but one thing I must say about the at700 is that it takes quite a while to adjust to its head-heaviness. drives and netshots were nightmares when I first tried it. Now, they're no problem at all. Also to have the full potential out of this racquet, you must have the right technique, otherwise it'll just be a waste of money. And oh yeah.. this is one bloody powerful racquet.
Smichz
02-18-2008, 12:56 AM
I have the new version armortec700 3UG4. I cant compare it to the black-knight because I havent tried it yet, but one thing I must say about the at700 is that it takes quite a while to adjust to its head-heaviness. drives and netshots were nightmares when I first tried it. Now, they're no problem at all. Also to have the full potential out of this racquet, you must have the right technique, otherwise it'll just be a waste of money. And oh yeah.. this is one bloody powerful racquet.
Agreed.If u have what it takes,go for AT700.It's one of the most bloody powerful racket out there.
aerotus70
02-18-2008, 01:18 AM
I tried 4UG4 AT700 old before... very weird racket, either u hate it or like it. The head is extremely heavy and the body(shaft) is very light. I rec u demo it before buying
Smichz
02-18-2008, 02:54 AM
I tried 4UG4 AT700 old before... very weird racket, either u hate it or like it. The head is extremely heavy and the body(shaft) is very light. I rec u demo it before buying
"Weird racket" that has became every offensive player's dream to have,or to play with..esp the pros.:cool:
bry172
02-18-2008, 09:33 AM
thanks for all ur replies ill take that in to consideration and try to get my hands on one to try from my friends. if i do end up getting it what weight and grip size ...U and G...
aerotus70
02-18-2008, 10:56 AM
"Weird racket" that has became every offensive player's dream to have,or to play with..esp the pros.:cool:
maybe thats why i'm still noob:crying:
grip size , smaller grip can increase size with overgrip, bigger grip = buy new racket :D, for selecting correct grip size google it :)
for weight got to demo it to see how heavy u comfortable with
Smichz
02-18-2008, 12:07 PM
thanks for all ur replies ill take that in to consideration and try to get my hands on one to try from my friends. if i do end up getting it what weight and grip size ...U and G...
That's absolutely ur personal preference.If ur hand is quite big..get a G4..but if ur hand is small,choose G5.About the weight,simply just choose between 3U or 4U.That's the most standard that ppl use these days..
LazyBuddy
02-18-2008, 12:41 PM
BlackKnight superlite feather (black and green) is very head light. It's great for front court control type of players. Unless you have a very fast swing, it might be a bit lack of power, when compare to head heavier rackets. :rolleyes:
bry172
02-18-2008, 01:57 PM
thanks for every1s comments now i sjtu need to decide what weight i shud get 3u or 4 u. im only 14 but i hav a very strong arm and wrist my arm is much thicker than all my friends. having known that which weight shud i get 3u or 4u???
Tsumaranai
02-18-2008, 02:35 PM
I would say you could get more potential from a 3U, but also, as per your boasting, I would also have to say that having thick arms is only a marginal factor behind the production of power and doesn't necessarily cite anything more than that you have thick arms. :rolleyes:
bry172
02-18-2008, 06:52 PM
sry didnt mean it like that. badminton requires wrist power and that snap unlike tennis. thanks for ur suggetion
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