Please recommend me a very user friendly doubles racket

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  1. SSSSNT

    SSSSNT Regular Member

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    I am currently using the old blue BS12. It has served me well but I think it's time for a change since it's quite beat up and the frame is disfigured somewhat from clashing. I don't dare to strung it any higher than 20.

    I don't want to get another BS12. Looking for a racket that's more user friendly but still fast for doubles. Was looking to buy Kason F9 but can't find it in my area.

    Please do recommend a racket model that fits the description if you know any. Price is no issue.
     
    #1 SSSSNT, Apr 21, 2015
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    opikbidin Regular Member

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    Apacs Virtuoso Performance
    A1 Ti10
     
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    Imho, Arc Saber 11 is a very good and user-friendly allround racket.
     
    #3 |_Footwork_|, Apr 22, 2015
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    scps88 Regular Member

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    Perhaps arc7 is good too if you need medium stiffness.
     
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    visor Regular Member

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    Can't imagine any racket more user friendly than BS12...
     
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    SSSSNT Regular Member

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    Thanks all for the suggestions.

    Maybe a flexier version? :p
     
    #6 SSSSNT, Apr 22, 2015
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    e1981 is supposedly a trustable online store, can find it there.
     
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    I would consider user friendly voltric60 or victor lightfighter7400 for flex shaft. Never felt any arm discomfort with these. They are more defensive technical rackets, that still can provide setious and fast game decision. But these are mid-end compared to BS if you mind.
     
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    What about a Li Ning N50-II?
    It was the racket Fu Hai Feng used before switching to Kason F9. I'd say its pretty close being medium flex and even balance suitable for switching attack and defence.
     
    #9 Brandon141, Apr 23, 2015
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    Victor TK5000 in 4U. medium flex, good power,light and easy to defend as well.
     
    #10 mzheng168, Apr 28, 2015
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    sh_shashi1 Regular Member

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    Any beginner to intermediate level racket would do . If going top end then loo for medium stiffness and even balance.
     
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    li ning airstream 36 speed. very good maneuverability and fast for doubles. like it more than my bs12.
     
    #12 speck, Apr 29, 2015
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    For user friendly doubles player racket, please try Victor MX60 and Victor MX90
     
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    Smashit! Regular Member

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    You might want to try the Nanoray 300, too.

    Sincerely,

    Joachim.
     
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