Which Victor Racquet to go with ???

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  1. zipperat

    zipperat Regular Member

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    Which racquet to go with for upcoming events.

    Victor Meteor JJ
    Victor LYD
    Victor Meteor 80

    Thanks
     
    #1 zipperat, Oct 10, 2012
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    Go with Victor MX-JJS. It's the New Kids On The Block (NKOTB :p). And it's pimped out in orange (the new black).
     
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    As CD says, not knowing your playstyle or anything, always always get the NKOTB if you can if you don't know which one to get. Reason being the NKOTB is always easier to resell if it doesn't work out for you.
     
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    dffhkhksg Regular Member

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    MX80 is the stiffest, then comes JJS then LYD i believe. I have also heard people saying the JJS is "faster" than the other 2 rackets
     
    #4 dffhkhksg, Oct 11, 2012
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    zombie0517 Regular Member

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    True, but I think MX80 from Victor is the new classic now:) Still selling like hot cakes:p Want..to..buy..more... must resist urge:p
     
    #5 zombie0517, Oct 15, 2012
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    never thought of it that way before, but makes sense, good logic.
     
    #6 gundamzaku, Oct 15, 2012

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