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HQ3500 vs. Ti-10

Discussion in 'Racket Recommendation / Comparison' started by Lil, Jan 3, 2002.

  1. Lil

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    I have heard that the Hi-Qua 3500 is about the same in power/control as the Ti-10, and it is only $109 compared to the $160 of the Ti-10. Does anyone have any experiences with the HQ 3500? Please share if you do.
     
    #1 Lil, Jan 3, 2002
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    HQ 3500 is an evenly balanced racquet while Ti-10 is an head-heavy racquet.
    The 3500 is great for clears, but doesn't have really powerful steep smashes like the Ti-10. Oh yeah, the 3500 feels like a 2U to me when I tried it out, it must be because I currently use a Iso-TiSP SR
     
    #2 zero, Jan 4, 2002
  3. Lil

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    Zero, thanks for the input: What do you feel is the best racket around $100 that has a good balance of control and power? Is the Iso-Ti Swing Power pretty good? And, what do "2U" and "SR" stand for?zero wrote:
     
    #3 Lil, Jan 4, 2002

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