Shalom everyone . I want to sell my voltric 80 which are SP/IP Coded specifically for international player. Just use it for two weeks. Bought it at the price of Rm800. 10/10 condition. Spec : 3U G4 Price can be negotiable : Rm 650.
Bro can u read what is the subject above , its about voltric 80 isnt it not z force ? Need to learn back
I just want to ask usually newly ip coded racket like voltric 80 or zf1 , does the price should be more expensive compared tp the sp and other coded because its design specifically for international player ?
Bro, correct me if I'm wrong, there is 2 type of IP code, 1st is pure IP which is the shaft don't have the SP printed in it,very rare.2nd type is with SP printed on the shaft, this type a lot.IF ur VT80 have the SP printed on the shaft, it is not pure IP code, i guess it is for Indonesia or India market, just like SP/HK for Hong Kong market. I have a SP/IP code VT80 which I bought from the yonex warehouse sales. If u bought at RM850, you might be cheated
Oh my God im been cheated .... Thanks a lot bro for ur info . Yes there is sp at my shaft but at the cone Ip coded were mention there . He say that its is for international player . So as a new beginner so eager to buy ..
Everyone can see there is "SP" printed on the shaft , right above the serial number "3402040". IP code is written on the cone
Yes there is a BIG SP right above the code on shaft. This is normal racket only. Probably for national backup player but they r just normal sp racket.
Copied from old thread by Kwun: a few years back, batches of rackets that were bought from the SE Asia region started bearing the "IP" racket code. the "IP" instantly created a mystery. the fact that it is distributed in the Sunrise region make us associated it with "SP", yet having the "I" and "P" made people think that it is for Indonesia National Player similar to how CP is associated with Chinese National Player (ie. Chinese national team). as it turns out, the speculation are all just speculations and not true. today i talked to a well respected owner of a badminton store. the store has been around for over 25 years, and the owner has always have a close relationship with Yonex Sunrise all those times. a little digression for those who are not aware. Yonex Sunrise is the major distributor of Yonex equipment in many of the South East Asian markets, including the largest ones, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. so large is the influence of Sunrise, their racket have a "SP" designation printed in the racket shaft. said shop owner upon seeing IP distributed coded rackets in the market, asked his close friends in Sunrise, the Yonex Sunrise marketing manager told him what it meant. IP actually stands for International Pacific. rackets printed with IP code have no specific distribution in mind when manufactured. you can consider the IP code to be a generic distribution code. when Yonex have extra racket manufacturing capacity, yet they don't have any allocation for a specific distribution code in mind, they will mark it with IP. therefore, it is possible to find IP rackets in non-Sunrise distribution region. when demand arises in a certain region, Yonex will simply ship these IP coded rackets to fill the demand quickly. so there it is. the reason behind the IP code. I also asked the shop about what SP actually, stand for, previously, most of us speculate that it is Singapore, but some have also said it maybe South Pacific. the answer i got? Singapore. so SP == Singapore that's all i got for now.
Thanks everyone . So sad .... One question bro . Does JP set racket badminton have good quality compare to sp set ?
