Hi BC forumers Would like to seek some advise for rackets. I used MP Ltd previously but I struggle (in defence, backhand, net play and control etc) when playing doubles (which I play most of the time) and singles. Prior to the MP Lts, I was using Yonex ISO900 Swing Power Long SA and I don't face any of the above issues. I changed to NS990 recently and I am enjoying my doubles game once again. Right now, I am thinking of getting a back up racket (60% for singles amd 40% doubles play). I would like to know if Arc 8DX will fits my requirements or are there other recomendations? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
a voltric racket would be really nice ive read pauls review here : http://badminton-coach.co.uk/1786/yonex-voltric-70-badminton-racquet-review/ and i bought one and i fell in love with it. it is a great all rounder for me for singles or doubles.
My friend has a Voltric 7 really good racket, medium flex racket, head heavy good for both Singles and Doubles
yeah i got a question about rackets too do either of you or someone do they know if lining rackets are anygood?
I never used Li Ning before but my gut feel is that if the China National Players are using it, it can't be too bad. I saw a few threads on Li Ning models in the forum too. You can read them as reference.
yeah i know lining is sponsoring chinease national team. cuz i need a replacement racket. cuz my coach sold me a fake vt70 and buying a real one is reall expensive. so i was thinking of li ning cuz i hear theyre good. but ill check here in teh market for a vt80. Any suggestiions of a replacement
rackets largely depends on what u want? flexible? Stiff? Head Light? Head Heavy? String Tension? Weight? Grip Size? alot takes into consideration my suggestion is not to anyhow buy a racket, but to test n try on those who maybe yr frds or fellow mate is using now. dun rush to buy and u end up selling. very high chance u lose alot of money even though it maybe new. if u look a something with resale value. go for bigger n known brands n models, they have higher chances of being resold. Regards
@darkmagician: coming from an NS990 and the ratio (single/double) you're looking for, the 8DX would be a logical choice. @precrime3 : I have switched from Yonex/Head racquets to Li-Ning ones, not the N-Series (too expensive), with great pleasure and improvement in my game. Quality is very good, in fact when in similar clashes in doubles I can definitely feel bad about my ArmorTecs when I have still to find where my Li-Nings racquet were touched ! More choice with Li-Ning and Kason.
No I did not. I was just admiring its beauty (before I figured it was fake) and when I came back to Alabama I knew it was fake. The yonex sticker was peeling. Yonex butt cap was wrong shade of green(too light) and it had the wrong design on the cap too. also I should have noticed the prices Was too good to be true. But I let my guard down
