Suggestion between JS10 and NR900

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  1. socola

    socola Regular Member

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    I am intermediate offensive double player. Currently I am using z force II and z speed for my game. I am looking for a faster racket but still powerful. My eyes are on JS 10 and NR 900. Any comparison between the two and I am open for suggestion also. Thanks in advance
     
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    Your ZF2 and ZSpeed, what weight class... 3U or 4U?
     
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    Both are 3U!!!!
     
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    I have used 3U Z-Force II as my main racket for about a year and currently testing out both 4U JS10 and 3U NR900.

    I would suggest going for the JS10, but try to get the heaviest version of it available.
     
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    Then it'd make sense to try out the 4U ZF2. If you still need a bit faster than that, then 4U JS10 would be the best choice.
     
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    I second that, and if you demand more power + head heaviness from the JS10, stick on 2 to 4 grams of lead tape. A 4U JS10 is nice for customization according to your playing style.
     
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