hi.....
I'm new to here... :p

btw I need some suggestions, I'm planning on buying a new racquet..which 1 do u think that I should get?

I'm planning on buying Yonex Ti 10 or Mp88 or maybe Carlton AB 1000 ( BTW do any of u know a badminton store in Toronto or Scarborough to buy these racquets? coz I have no idea where to buy them :confused: :confused: :confused: )


thnx for any suggestions:D :D

The mp88 is like the opposite of the Ti10 and Ab1000... mp 77/99/100 more in line with the other 2 you mentioned in playing style. Get one that suits your playing style instead of whatever your friends thinks you to get (which often happens to be whatever they want to get for themselves).

Try in the following order:

Yo's Sports
Lee's Badminton
Brown's Sports

thnx for your help
btw do u know the address of brown's sports
I think my Bro know the other 2

oops I forgot 1 thing

I'm not sure what kind of a player I am

I'm an offensive kind of player but I'm also a defensive kind
:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
so Which 1 should I buy?

But I really like Yonex Ti10 .......in the other hand my Bro said that Ab 1000 is good too..........:confused: :confused:

Brown's is right outside Jane subway station. Prices are higher and service is lower than the other two. Ask yourself what racquet type are you using now (balance, weight, head shape) and whether you play well with it. If you need more power, go for Ti 10. If you want more control, get mp88. If you want something more versitile, Ab1000.

alright then
Guess that I'll go with Ti 10......:D


Thnx for u're help......:D :D :D
really apreciate it..

where do you plan on getting your ti10? arent they discontinued?

I think there are still some stores that still has it......
if don't then I'll ask my friend in Indonesia to find 1 for me..

okay then, good luck on finding one

Sorry to bother again
but now I really2 need your suggestions.......
I think that Ti10 and Mp 88 is not my type of racquet......

now I wanna ask....
which 1 is better Carlton AB AsTi or Megaflex FiTi?

Coz I just found out that the price of both of these are pretty reasonable.....
(at courtsidesports.com):D :D :D


so pls once again give me some suggestions........:p :p :p

u could try the ti swing power sr or ss...the sr is 81 g and pretty flexible...not too flexible not too stiff....the ss is stiff more power...it is 87 g so if u have 300$ in ur pocket go for it...i have the sr its awesome...i love it...best racket i have ever had...or the mp 77 3u...that one has a great amount of power and is light weight...good luck

Well considering your intermediate I do think you should shed out a good amount of money on a racquet to help your game. Assuming you have money (You requested a MP88 which is 205.00), I'd recommend the Swing Power too. I think SR would suit you more than SS would because you mentioned you wanted a racquet that would suit both an offensive and defensive game. The SS is stiff so it'd be good on offence (As long as you have the power to utilize the stiff shaft), but it wouldn't be as good on defence.

The Ti-10 is a very stiff racquet and it would not be a very defensive racquet. It would generate alot of power though! I think this is still the best Yonex racquet so far.

Originally posted by Yodums
Well considering your intermediate I do think you should shed out a good amount of money on a racquet to help your game. Assuming you have money (You requested a MP88 which is 205.00), I'd recommend the Swing Power too. I think SR would suit you more than SS would because you mentioned you wanted a racquet that would suit both an offensive and defensive game. The SS is stiff so it'd be good on offence (As long as you have the power to utilize the stiff shaft), but it wouldn't be as good on defence.

The Ti-10 is a very stiff racquet and it would not be a very defensive racquet. It would generate alot of power though! I think this is still the best Yonex racquet so far.

i agree...the mp 88 is also a very good choice...there is a 4u version...but the 3u should be good enuff and plus it should enhance some of ur power more then enuff...the swing power series is definetly the best racket i have ever used...the sr is good for power too..if u put alot of power into it...it takes time to get used to...the ss might be a bit harder to use if ur just an intermediate..

and yes the ti-10 is very stiff its probably the stiffest racket out there...