Rackets in Singapore

**Simp84** · 02-17-2005, 07:38 PM

Originally Posted by Sealman

No plastic wrapping? Shops might pass off used rackets as new ones then...

Aren't they all like that

All the racket on display has no plastic wrapping

**dogflu** · 03-18-2005, 06:31 AM

maybe u should try bbc 10& 10. currently they are going promotion on their mp series. if u can bargain well..maybe u can get a cheap price. they stringing quality are also very good too. i often went there to restring my dumb racket and i am very satisfied with the stringing service.

altho some racket might be overprice, bargain with them, u will get a good price. the staff there are very friendly and nice people. in the end, u benefit and get good service from them too

**dogflu** · 03-18-2005, 06:34 AM

Originally Posted by altreality

Ranking Sports has been around since I was in secondary school - don't think they sell fake stuff (mebbe parallel imports from Thailand etc).
If you racket is not "SP" - what is it ?
"IP" is also sometimes used by Sunrise.

erm..btw....FYI. SP refers to singapore agent. racket labelled with "SP" means any problems happened to the racket, u claim from the singapore yonex sunrise agent. TH means if anything happened to the racket, u go to thailand and make the claim from the thai agent. if there's no label, means u go to the international agent, which is japan if i am not wrong and claim the racket