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apacs Feather Weight 200 - need advice:)

Discussion in 'Badminton Rackets / Equipment' started by morpheve, Feb 1, 2014.

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  1. morpheve

    morpheve New Member

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    Hi all,

    I'm looking for a badminton racket. I think I found one that will fit me and my needs.
    Apacs Feather Weight 200.:p

    I can purchase racket ready to play with default string or I can customize it but I do not have enough knowledge what kind of string I should choose:

    Available are:
    Victor VS 800 (Top Customer Choice)
    Yonex BG80
    Yonex BG68Ti (made for control players)
    Yonex BG65 (made for all round play)
    Ashaway Micro Legend XL
    Ashaway Zymax 70
    Yonex BG65Ti
    Carlton Xelerate X67
    Yonex Nanogy 98 (HIGH PERFORMANCE)
    Yonex BG 55 (made for durability)
    Yonex Nanogy 95 (High Performance & Durability)
    Yonex BG65Ti PINK (made for hard hitting ladies)
    Yonex BG 80
    Yonex Nanogy 95 Silver
    Li Ning NS95 (As used by Chinese National Team)
    Yonex BG66 Ultimax
    Adidas Power Hybrid
    Adidas Power Performance
    Adidas Power Team
    Victor VS -800 (Top Customer Choice)

    and also what Tension would be the best for this very light racket?
    In Racket Specification: Mfrs. Max Stringing Tension 30 lbs

    Reply if you are able to help me, thanks!
     
    #1 morpheve, Feb 1, 2014
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    Yonex Nanogy 98 at tensions of over 26Lbs would be good
    Or Yonex BG66 Ultimax at 25Lbs around there would be good too.

    BG80 is okay but unless you're also looking for durability in exchange for a little power then yea. But I owned a FW200 and I think medium to soft feeling strings are best. Or maybe a lower tension. Victor strings I have no knowledge about.
     
    #2 LoneRanger, Apr 10, 2014

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