JS10 3U Snapped. Auraspeed 100X or Thruster F Enhanced Edition

Discussion in 'Racket Recommendation / Comparison' started by Viknesa Vetrivelan, Dec 1, 2023.

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Substituting my JS103U?

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  1. Joran

    Joran Regular Member

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    I have been using the Auraspeed 100x in 3U, extremely easy on the arms and believe me. You can drop some bombs with this racket. 4u might be on the light side also with the racket being head light.
     
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    Viknesa Vetrivelan New Member

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    have you tried either TKFE or AX100 or any JS series?
     
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    pootisfoib Regular Member

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    I have TKFE, JS12ii, and JST1pro. I've briefly tried JS10og, JS10q, and JS10c.
     
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    The Original JS10 3U was one of my all time favorite rackets. If you like control, I would recommend a Li Ning Halbertec 8000 3U. I recently got this racket and it reminded me of the days I used the JS10. Defense and drop shots are super easy to do, smashes need a little more effort but still very solid.
     
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    H8000 is nowhere nearly as stiff as js10 though.
     
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    It has been many years since I used the JS10 so you are probably right. I cant really handle stiff rackets anymore. Probably why the H8000 feels nice to me
     
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