Please help me Jonas

[Jordan]

Hi, i need a singles racket im thinking either isometric ti swing power sx or a cab 20 muscle? i like to smash and drop and need power for clearing and to strengthen backhand clears

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he is sponsored by forza...

[Jordan]

He has most likley tried them anyways or know of ppl that have them and what they think of them

[cooler]

international pros prefer to train and compete, not trying out all the rackets out there in the market. Also, what's good for him likely not good for you anyway.

[Cheung]

Originally posted by Jordan
Hi, i need a singles racket im thinking either isometric ti swing power sx or a cab 20 muscle? i like to smash and drop and need power for clearing and to strengthen backhand clears

check this thread out

http://www.badmintonforum.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6612

most likely he won't be able to give you the exact answer you want. Same with most pros.

[ASDFASDF]

Originally posted by Jordan
He has most likley tried them anyways or know of ppl that have them and what they think of them

Adding on to the points that the others have made. I would like to say that no one can answer that question but yourself. What may be a singles racquet to you may be a doubles racquet to someone else. Best way is ask people with these racquets if you could try them. If that is not possible then go to a store and swing some racquets around (make sure you don't knock over anything or you'll end up paying for more then the racquet! )

It all comes down to what you like and what you think is good.

[modious]

Personal Preference really.... check the rackets out if you can.
If you've no choice, I suggest getting the Iso Swing Power SX because it has power and it's Isometric Shaped (more room for errors!).

I know pple who say Ti-10 is the best for smashes, but others say MP100 is better. I've got pple who say MP100 has no feel (dead) opposed to MP77 while other say that MP100 has feeling that results in good control.

Need I say more?? :)