Name your 5 top rackets!!!

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  1. ttktom

    ttktom Regular Member

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    Update now

    1) Yonex MP 100
    2) Yonex Nanospeed 8000
    3) Yonex Ti-3
    4) Inflight XP 50
    5) Yonex Armotec 500
     
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  2. espido

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    1. proace power ace 99
    2. nanospeed 8000
    3. mp99
    4. iso tour 800
    5. proace abs 1000(want to try)
     
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  3. Caloy

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    1. MP99 3U,G4
    2. Ti-10 3U, G5
    3. Armortec 700 4U,G4
    4. NS8000 - 3U,G4
    5. Armortec 800 OF 4U,G4
     
    #63 Caloy, Oct 24, 2005
  4. bluejeff

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    since my mp99 was cracked yesterday, I guess it's time to update:
    1. Cab20 with BG85
    2. BR racket with BG66
    3. MP88 with BG66S
    4. NS7000 with BG66
    5. None, as I don't have any other racket that is strung at this moment.

    Hopefully this is enough for the UH Tournament this week, or I will have to find some time to string some rackets.:rolleyes:
     
    #64 bluejeff, Oct 24, 2005
  5. crocodile

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    1. Yonex MP100
    2.RSL Diamond X1
    3. RSL 3200
    4. Yonex MP99
    5. Yonex AT700
     
    #65 crocodile, Oct 25, 2005
  6. Javalina

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    TI-10
    NS8000
    Cab30 MS
    MP99
    MP100
     
    #66 Javalina, Oct 25, 2005
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    MP66 I never thought i would like a headlight racquet...but hey it feels great. also the more flexible shaft is good when i'm hitting poorly

    AT800D (3U) Effortless clears, but timing is still wrong with smashes due to the different balance

    AS-Ti Cuts through the air, but stiff and requires good form otherwise its like a cricket bat.

    Winex Armanetic 701 (4U) Too light, and the strings have gone all loose, but it was good while it lasted.

    Airblade Pro Something that reminds me that its not the racquet but the technique that counts....a yardstick to measure my performance against.
     
    #67 other, Nov 7, 2005
  8. nuvole

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    <off thread post, sorry>

    Sir,

    Mind to post the difference between the ca20 with different country code.

    THS
     
    #68 nuvole, Nov 7, 2005
  9. lex1437

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    1 to 5 = RSL millenium ti 66 with ti68yonex strings at 26 lbs,, LMAo ... wanted to tie at 30lbs , but scared of breakage, im not rich :(
     
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  10. AG_Wheel

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    1) Yonex nano speed 7000 3UG4

    2) Yonex MP 100 2UG4

    3) Yonex AT 700 OF

    4) Yonex Carbonex 8100 Light 3UG3

    5) Yonex MP 55
     
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  11. TheRisingX

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    1) NS 8000 3U - Manoueverable, Powerful
    2) Cab 30MS 2U - Sexy :p , Balanced
    3) MP 99 3U - Once again, Sexy + Balanced
    4) Ti-7 Light 3U - Balanced
    5) MP 88 4U - Great Defensive Racquet
     
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  12. bluejeff

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    time to update :)

    1. BR racket with BG66
    2. Cab21 with BS900
    3. MP88 with BG66S
    4. Cab30MS (will be strung with Babolat natural gut soon)

    I only have above rackets strung, all my other rackets are unstrung, so I don't have 5.
     
    #72 bluejeff, Dec 22, 2005
  13. mansour

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    1. Nanospeed 7000, head light but head heavy;)
    2. MP100, its a heavy but powerful offensive racquet
    3. Armortec700, good all around racquet
    4. Armortec800-OF, light racquet, head heavy
    5. Cab30MS, light racquet but good on offensive
     
    #73 mansour, Dec 23, 2005
  14. fanatico

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    whats the difference between the original mp88 and mp88SP?
     
    #74 fanatico, Dec 23, 2005
  15. bluejeff

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    no difference, just the country code.
     
    #75 bluejeff, Dec 23, 2005
  16. black man

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    IMO, no differences. My five rackets:

    1.NS8000 3u/g4
    2.going to get NS8000 3u/g4 or AT800De (torn between two loves)
    3.MP99 3u/g4
    4.Mp88 4u/g4
    5.Not yet.
    Hic hic I wanna buy one more racket NS8000 or AT8000De but cannot decide. Prefer another NS8000 but wanna diversify my collection. Can any one compare the feel of MP88 to that of AT800De. If they are almost the same (As I think they might be), I will go for one more NS8000.
     
    #76 black man, Dec 23, 2005
  17. ToMitch

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    In no particular order:

    1. Yonex MP99
    2. Yonex AT800Def
    3. Sotx Woven 8a
    4. LaFleche Ti500 Superlight
    5. RSL 4900
     
    #77 ToMitch, Dec 23, 2005
  18. monki

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    Monki

    RSL X1
    RSL 4900
    RSL 5900
    Armotec 700
    BADRUS 777 Defensive
     
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  19. monki

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    Monki's Favorite

    RSL X1
    RSL 4900
    RSL 5900
    Armotec 700
    BADRUS 777 Defensive
     
    #79 monki, Dec 23, 2005
  20. lex1437

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    can anyone enlighten me ..

    i couldnt find my racket on the rsl website .. but what i found is , a racket 100% similar to mine . it is called ti 5900 5th millenium series RSL .
    but what is written on my racket is rsl millenium5 ti 66 .

    i am wondering did i bought a fake ?

    please check it out in www.rsl-1928.com
    and please post feedback to me .. i emailed rsl but i coulnt get a reply.

    ill post pictures l;ater on when i get home
     
    #80 lex1437, Dec 23, 2005
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