Advice please!

Discussion in 'Racket Recommendation / Comparison' started by nix212, Nov 23, 2012.

  1. nix212

    nix212 New Member

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    I'm a competitive regional player up in Aberdeen and occasionally play in nationally ranked events around Scotland also. I play doubles mostly although do play competitive singles as well, my game is mainly based around power however I would like to introduce some more control into my shots. I have typically used head-heavy rackets such as Yonex Armortec, Z-slash and more recently have moved onto Victor, using the Super Inside Wave 33.

    Could somebody recommend a racket that retains power but at the same time gives me more control around the net for a player of my standard?
     
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    CarbonexFan Regular Member

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    If you want to stay with Victor, the Meteor X80 is a racket with good power and control. From the Victor range, this is one of my favorites. It's a little head heavy so easier to handle, aerodynamic for speed, and one of the stiffest rackets arround today for superb control.
     
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    victor mx series of rackets are pretty good in this respect I think (mx60, mx70, mx80).
     
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    ok thanks for your help guys, notice the MX70 is on offer on Central at £90, seems reasonable. Not sure if I wanna stick with Victor though, was thinking of trying Li-Ning, the UC range is well priced
     
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    UC range, if done by any other brand would probably be £40-£50 rackets, not £70/£80
     

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