dunlop biomimetic badminton racket?

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  1. ycsia

    ycsia Regular Member

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    anyone use dunlop biomemetic series racket?
     
    #1 ycsia, Sep 17, 2011
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    I have it's a great racquet with really solid feel.....Good for attacking. Not as head heavy as VT 80. But allows for faster swing speed......I am using dunlop Biomimetic Ultimate as used by Wong Choong Hann..... Great for doubles......Defenses, drives, overall, Paint quality is also fantastic.....I use it when I play with unfamiliar partners as a back up for my VT 80.
     
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    interesting. e78 has the Biomimetic series for HK$728-HK$812. which is not too expensive but not that cheap either.
     
    #3 kwun, Oct 14, 2011
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    How much did you got the racket for?
     
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    Also tried Biomimetic "Ultimate".

    Very strange feeling whenever I swing the racket. Can't get along with it:(
     
    #6 Scott Kam, Nov 2, 2011
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    yup,agree with u,the shaft shooter and the handle longer,..weird feel racket
     
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    Hi Guys,

    I have both the "Ultimate" and "Elite"

    The Ultimate is a very funny racquet indeed. The whole racquet is heavy with an extremely light head frame. The uniqueness of this layout actually helps to produce less vibrations through the racquet when smashing. On my not so good days, the racquet is actually heavy and does tire my arm out quite quickly.

    The Elite, is lighter and has a more flexible shaft, but vibrations when a miss timed hit occurs will hurt ur arm if done constantly. The whipping characteristics of the Elite gives it a real menacing swoosh through the air when done right and can push your opponents to a very deep defensive posture.

    Cheers
     
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