A company better than Yonex!!!

[wildstyler]

Hello to all!

I heard about a company from my badminton seller about a month ago about a company that sells rackets and other equipments more expensive then yonex, and the quality is much better than yonex. This company is located in malaysia (I believe, or asian countries, but definitely not China). Does anyone know what company this is, if so do they have a website? Anyone heard of them before?

Wildstyler

[LazyBuddy]

Isn't that really depend on person's own preference???

[LazyBuddy]

Originally posted by wildstyler
a company that sells rackets and other equipments more expensive then yonex,


Plus, this is surely not a good sign for our pockets... :D

[LazyBuddy]

If u r talking about Yangyang, maybe I will agree... But their stuff is cheaper than Yonex:

http://www.yangyang-rg.com/

[zero]

If more money = better

Then go find Yonex and pay them a few million dollars to construct the ultimate one-of-a-kind racquet. Not many companies can beat Yonex's quality control and their warranty in North America. I have seen and tried HQ racquets before, so no matter how good their trade-in deals are, I would not get it.....unless it's the right price...:D

[Joseph]

oh no...its going to burn holes in my pocket.

[Winex West Can]

As far as Malaysia goes, I only know of two brands; Yang-Yang and Pro-ace.

I don't think they are more expensive than Yonex though.

[Yodums]

When it comes down to equipment in badminton it is mainly your own prefernce. I currently use a Black Knight Rapier and I love it. It was only 120.00 CAD with the strings of my choice and to me it felt as good as the muscle power series without the price tag.

Of course I'm not putting down Yonex. I think they're racquets are great however their prices are some what expensive in North America.

Just to show you everyone has their own preference. The only real facts are techniques and strategies involved when playing the game.

[cooler]

sure there are several companies that make better badminton rackets than yonex. Much better quality than yonex

[lchan]

Originally posted by Winex West Can
As far as Malaysia goes, I only know of two brands; Yang-Yang and Pro-ace.

I don't think they are more expensive than Yonex though.

i think pro-ace is taiwanese. yang-yang on the other hand is made in malaysia, thats because yang yang himself is here and he owns the company.

[LazyBuddy]

Originally posted by lchan
yang-yang on the other hand is made in malaysia, thats because yang yang himself is here and he owns the company.


I heard that Yangyang has branches in Aus and China (3-4 months ago), too. Wondering anyone knows the new websites (if any) about the new branches.

[kwun]

Originally posted by LazyBuddy
I heard that Yangyang has branches in Aus and China (3-4 months ago), too. Wondering anyone knows the new websites (if any) about the new branches.

are they manufacturing branches or just distribution branches?

[LazyBuddy]

Originally posted by kwun
are they manufacturing branches or just distribution branches?


Tell u the truth... I have no idea...

That's why I want more information in a website something... hmmm... consider international call to china kinda pricy these days... :confused: :D

[JChen99]

Better IMO = Cheaper, Sturdier(aka better quality), Withstand higher tension, able to withstand more clasesh! :) but come to think of it, it's kinda hard to hav "better" stuff for lower prices, that's definately not how you do business nowadays :p

It DEFINATELY != more expensive

[lchan]

this is the only site t\hat i know exist for yang-yang racquets.

http://www.yangyang-rg.com/



Originally posted by LazyBuddy
Tell u the truth... I have no idea...

That's why I want more information in a website something... hmmm... consider international call to china kinda pricy these days... :confused: :D

[LazyBuddy]

Originally posted by lchan
this is the only site t\hat i know exist for yang-yang racquets.

http://www.yangyang-rg.com/


Thanks. I have this website already.

What I meant in my previous post, was, the website(s) for the new branches in AUS or CHN.

Anywayz, thanks a lot for help.