Kason C7 - Is it fake? Kason logo without red line?

**ikki9394** · 08-14-2012, 12:00 PM

Usually i see those kason C7 have red line at the logo but mine doesn't have it. This one is how the usual C7 with the Kason logo "K" look like (with red line)

and this is how mine look like

Here are some other pictures of my C7. Please help me identify >.<

It comes with this bag + the guideline book and some grommets

This is the code KTV NG5

**DecDevil** · 08-25-2012, 08:16 AM

http://kason.com.cn/fw.aspx
u can visit this site.... had tried the serial u posted, but no luck! maybe there's another serial number on your racket?

**davlee** · 08-28-2012, 11:58 PM

What is the price you paid for the racket?

**JoshuaCYS** · 08-29-2012, 01:21 AM

Originally Posted by DecDevil

http://kason.com.cn/fw.aspx
u can visit this site.... had tried the serial u posted, but no luck! maybe there's another serial number on your racket?

There should be another code at the handle

**davlee** · 09-01-2012, 12:35 AM

So have you found out if your racquet is legit? Actually I saw one C7 for sale today and it has the same logo as yours... no red line... guess maybe it is a batch printing defect.

Satisfy with your new racquet? Any review?

**ikki9394** · 09-01-2012, 12:56 AM

Originally Posted by DecDevil

http://kason.com.cn/fw.aspx
u can visit this site.... had tried the serial u posted, but no luck! maybe there's another serial number on your racket?

Sorry the number i posted wasnt the code... its the grip size. The serial code are on the plastic wrap of the handle which has been removed by the 1st owner of the racquet.

**ikki9394** · 09-01-2012, 01:02 AM

Originally Posted by davlee

What is the price you paid for the racket?

Rm350 used

Originally Posted by davlee

So have you found out if your racquet is legit? Actually I saw one C7 for sale today and it has the same logo as yours... no red line... guess maybe it is a batch printing defect.

Satisfy with your new racquet? Any review?

I actually called up the Local distributor of Kason(YG sporting goods). Apparently the person in charge of the company is telling me that the stock they have atm are with red lines.

On the other hand, he've check with me with his other trusted customer who stock up c7 has verified that their c7 does not have red line on their logo as well.

Apart from that, the sales person of YG sporting goods also confirmed with a shop owner that the coming batch will not have red lines on their C7 logo as well - the shop owner told me.

**DannyYan** · 09-06-2012, 11:35 PM

i just got my f9 =) its original and proven to be genuine too =D I have a c7 original selling at rm500,free bg66 string + kason white bag + grip ,COD at Batu Pahat area / Muar. 100% new,if found to be counterfeit or fake,100 percent money refund =D

**ManusiaBinOrang** · 09-07-2012, 01:28 AM

Got my C7 and F9 LTD yesterday. Friends said that people who like to use power e.g. smashes and drives can use the F9, people who like to use skill and technique should use C7. Gonna try mine tonight and see how it goes.

**ManusiaBinOrang** · 09-07-2012, 01:45 AM

[QUOTE=ikki9394;1958399]Usually i see those kason C7 have red line at the logo but mine doesn't have it. This one is how the usual C7 with the Kason logo "K" look like (with red line) 

Here are some other pictures of my C7. Please help me identify >.<

Dear Ikki9394,

I am quite sure that your racket is original. I have a fake C7 and F9. The grip is shorter and the black paint starting from the cone does not reach the energy bow on the shaft.

Secondly, notice that the plastic on top of the words energy bow?It shines under light and it is transparent. A fake one does not shine and it is kinda murky.

Thirdly, My fake racket's handle + cone is around 20.5cm. While my original one is around 21.5. ( I compared my fake one with my C7 ltd, not really sure if they are all the same)

Hope this helps.

Manusia

**davlee** · 09-07-2012, 01:46 AM

Originally Posted by ManusiaBinOrang

Got my C7 and F9 LTD yesterday. Friends said that people who like to use power e.g. smashes and drives can use the F9, people who like to use skill and technique should use C7. Gonna try mine tonight and see how it goes.

Let us know what you think about both the racquets... surprisingly C7 is head heavier and stiffer, which is normally more suitable for smash while the F9 is more flexible...

**ManusiaBinOrang** · 09-07-2012, 10:45 AM

Originally Posted by davlee

Let us know what you think about both the racquets... surprisingly C7 is head heavier and stiffer, which is normally more suitable for smash while the F9 is more flexible...

I played with both racquets tonight.

The C7 felt heavier than the F9 when its first held. After a few shots with it, I felt that C7 is lighter and travels through the air quicker. It is nice to play net shots with it. Smashes is powerful and clears are effortless, lifting is easy.It is easy to get the timing for shots with this particular racket. Its good in defence because it is light

The F9 travels through the air slower although it felt lighter than the C7. Need more strength to swing the racket. After a few swings then you can feel the difference in weight between the C7 and F9. Defence wise is weaker because its heavier than the C7. The smashes in the racket is unbelievable. It is way stronger than the C7. But in order to achieve the smash, more strength is needed and the swing has to be faster. if you get it right, the oomph is there. It can achieve good net shots bot it will not be as easy as the C7.

Personally I like the F9, because I personally think that the racket has more power than the C7 and I like power. My doubles partner however preferred the C7 because it is easier to manoeuvre around to play drop shots and net shots.

P.S: This is my personal opinion only. Others may not agree with me.

**e_slow07** · 09-14-2012, 05:41 AM

As I know the difference of logo is because there are two different distributors here, the ans was given by AJ Puchong...

**davlee** · 09-14-2012, 06:24 AM

Although two different distributors, they shouldnt have come out with the differences from manufacturer... I think should be printed problem or write to Kason to find out....

**davlee** · 09-14-2012, 06:24 AM

Originally Posted by ManusiaBinOrang

I played with both racquets tonight.

The C7 felt heavier than the F9 when its first held. After a few shots with it, I felt that C7 is lighter and travels through the air quicker. It is nice to play net shots with it. Smashes is powerful and clears are effortless, lifting is easy.It is easy to get the timing for shots with this particular racket. Its good in defence because it is light

The F9 travels through the air slower although it felt lighter than the C7. Need more strength to swing the racket. After a few swings then you can feel the difference in weight between the C7 and F9. Defence wise is weaker because its heavier than the C7. The smashes in the racket is unbelievable. It is way stronger than the C7. But in order to achieve the smash, more strength is needed and the swing has to be faster. if you get it right, the oomph is there. It can achieve good net shots bot it will not be as easy as the C7.

Personally I like the F9, because I personally think that the racket has more power than the C7 and I like power. My doubles partner however preferred the C7 because it is easier to manoeuvre around to play drop shots and net shots.

P.S: This is my personal opinion only. Others may not agree with me.

Now my hands are itchy to try F9... :P