Does Yonex place warranty on broken racquets by mishit?

**Tommii** · 03-06-2012, 02:42 AM

I'm scared that in the future, my zslash and my zforce will break due to a lot of mishit, i mishit my zslash and zforce quite a lot and hoping that in the future it does not break.

For canadian racquets, how long is the warranty?

**Tommii** · 03-06-2012, 02:55 AM

Now i'm getting really scared.

My racquet does not feel flush around the paint job areas. Now it feels bumpy and rigid between the transition of the colour changing.

Take a look @ the black part

(This is the only picture i can get my camera to focus on. but it's all over the racquet, was not like this when i got it)

**phili** · 03-06-2012, 05:59 AM

Mishits are your problem not Yonex's. If the racket breaks due to a manufacturing error I'm sure they will give you a new one but why should they cover mishits?

**Avenger** · 03-06-2012, 06:02 AM

I don't think warranty would cover mishits

**demolidor** · 03-06-2012, 06:13 AM

Originally Posted by Tommii

Now i'm getting really scared.

My racquet does not feel flush around the paint job areas. Now it feels bumpy and rigid between the transition of the colour changing.

Take a look @ the black part

(This is the only picture i can get my camera to focus on. but it's all over the racquet, was not like this when i got it)

The yellow and white are the bottom layer, black/red sprayed on top of it so it is "normal" that you can physically feel the transition ...

**Andy05** · 03-06-2012, 05:10 PM

If your tension is below the max the z slash is recommended to, and a mis-hit breaks the racquet then it should* be manufacturer fault. *should, if the side of the racquet hasn't be mashed off the floor/other racquets.
However, rather than worry about if yonex will replace your racquet after your many mis-hits. Perhaps you should focus on your timing so that don't mis-hit the shuttle any more (I know not the answer you wanted, but it will bring your technique on if you have to focus on a clean hit).