N77ii - NR700

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  1. Lucky Charms

    Lucky Charms New Member

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    I am in the market for a new racket for the new season and wondered if anybody had any suggestions.


    I usually play with UC2200B or NS4500 which are both mid range rackets but i want to get a higher spec one next.

    The rackets i've looked at so far are Li Ning N77ii and Nanoray 700FX as i tend to use head light or balanced rackets.
     
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    DannyYan Regular Member

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    get n7 latest from lining.
     
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    You could try out the arcsaber series
     
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    Thanks for the responses!! Do arc saber rackets come in head light?
     
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    They are even balance
     
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    If you're not interested then I say 700fx
     
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    Get the RP over the FX. Used both extensively over the last 6 months as main rackets.

    Can't stand the FX now, feels SOOOO woolly in feeling in comparison to the RP. This is due to the Toughlex material in the sides of the head. The RP has Fullerene instead and is much more 'direct'.
     
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