I'm very familiar with Yonex warranties, but don't know anything about warranties with other rackets such as Kason, Victor, APAC, Carlton, etc. Does anyone know whether these rackets also carry a warranty?

Yes, but so far so little case happen. My friend broken Carlton Powerblade replaced by new type (9900 tour) since old 9900 already discontinue. I never heard any case for Victor or Apacs and fyi one Apacs AMP90 just killed my friend Arc10 in clash :p I believe all brands have same policy about this matter, if they dont then nobody want to buy their product :D

Yes, but so far so little case happen. My friend broken Carlton Powerblade replaced by new type (9900 tour) since old 9900 already discontinue. I never heard any case for Victor or Apacs and fyi one Apacs AMP90 just killed my friend Arc10 in clash :p I believe all brands have same policy about this matter, if they dont then nobody want to buy their product :D
As far as i were to understand; it is not possible to claim even for Yonex, while this is happening in Singapore.
Do correct me if i m wrong:D
It is not so called so little case happen, because i personally think no one would make a big fuss out of it.:) May be it is also difficult to proof that it is manufacturing fault:D
Brands like Yonex, apacs are know to break more easily than other brands but perhaps is more people use those brands:D???
I m glad that the distributor for the brand of racket i choose gives me a warranty for the racket he distribute.:)

All in all we must get rackets from a reputable shop even we have to pay more for it.:cool:
Service is more important:D
Never compromise by paying less and lose out in the service:D And in the end we actually pay more. Cos time, transport and money wasted:)
Service cant be weigh by money:cool:
Even if brands Manufacturer do not help us, it is hope that the shops will assist us being their value customer.:cool:

I hope so. I'm currently trying out Kason rackets and a couple have pretty bad dinks on them. Not really going great and I hope I can get a replacement once it breaks. ;O

Haha... try ZELM... 5 years warranty (http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1091300)!!!

As far as i were to understand; it is not possible to claim even for Yonex, while this is happening in Singapore.
Do correct me if i m wrong:D
It is not so called so little case happen, because i personally think no one would make a big fuss out of it.:) May be it is also difficult to proof that it is manufacturing fault:D
Brands like Yonex, apacs are know to break more easily than other brands but perhaps is more people use those brands:D???
I m glad that the distributor for the brand of racket i choose gives me a warranty for the racket he distribute.:)
Yes it can, you can try claim to the shop where you buy it :D My friend who is dist of Yonex (previously, now Apacs) quite busy to help his customer claiming their YY for manufacture defect....I have experience also about SOTX, my W7 broken after mishit with shuttlecock and bro sotx-sg help me to claim for replacement. So it was depend on the seller, all manufacture should be have warranty. Of course warranty is not given if your racket have a major clash
Haha... try ZELM... 5 years warranty (http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1091300)!!!
:eek::eek::eek: like an electronic product hahahaha but that's a good news, perhaps other manufacture will follow :D