which rackets is the best forever?

**fc8697syp** · 08-29-2004, 09:39 PM

Post your favorite racket now~!

**cooler** · 08-29-2004, 09:49 PM

Originally Posted by fc8697syp

Post your favorite racket now~!

Mine isnt made yet

**fc8697syp** · 08-29-2004, 09:53 PM

i am using yonex Ti6 right now. And i want to buy Ti10. Is that a good choice?
i notice that Ti10's head is quite heavy. Is that can increase the power when you hit the shuttlecock?

**LazyBuddy** · 08-30-2004, 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by fc8697syp

i am using yonex Ti6 right now. And i want to buy Ti10. Is that a good choice?
i notice that Ti10's head is quite heavy. Is that can increase the power when you hit the shuttlecock?

The best one is the one suitable for yourself. If you think Ti-10 is way too head heavy for you, then, it's definitely not your choice, at least, for now.

**Dill** · 08-30-2004, 10:08 AM

Mine would include anti paint scratching technology with constnt tension string that never loosened, 100% sweet spot would also not go unappreciated

Originally Posted by cooler

Mine isnt made yet

Ditto.

**taneepak** · 08-30-2004, 10:14 AM

There is no such thing as forever. If there is, then it must be one that can recreate itself to form any type of racquet at your command.

**Qidong** · 08-30-2004, 10:45 AM

The best racquet is the one that by using it I can jump from level Z to level A. Probably I can only find this racquet in my dream.

**bluejeff** · 08-30-2004, 07:41 PM

Best Racquet for me so far: Fly Swatter

**FEND.** · 08-30-2004, 08:16 PM

Originally Posted by bluejeff

Best Racquet for me so far: Fly Swatter

Nah the best racquet would be one with a chip and sensor to detect how one desires to play and correspond with every hit by changing the racquet's flexibility, balance point, weight by using future technology which can align the molecules in the racquet.

All these while being as durable as a diamond.

**holyspacemonkey** · 09-02-2004, 12:43 PM

well, not forever but so far? Ti-10 definitely

**R20190** · 09-02-2004, 01:04 PM

Originally Posted by holyspacemonkey

well, not forever but so far? Ti-10 definitely

I would have to agree, although my Cab21 (orginal) is not far behind.

**Brave_Turtle** · 09-02-2004, 09:58 PM

Originally Posted by R20190

I would have to agree, although my Cab21 (orginal) is not far behind.

aHhHH I see that there is many other people that share my taste

I like both my Cab21 and Ti-10 but in my case I prefer the cab21 slightly more.

**Syaoran_Style** · 09-03-2004, 05:00 AM

Maybe is a bit of topic ..

but someone can tell me wich is the best raket between Mp99 and Mp100 .. because i wanna buy a yonex raket but i don't know wich is the best .. =)

^^...Syaoran...^^

**cappy75** · 09-03-2004, 05:08 AM

I would rather have a shuttle that lasts forever

. However, I think the racquet that's "best forever" is the one that gave me my most memorable victory. That event hasn't come to pass yet, so I am still waiting for my 'best' racquet

.

**redkingjoe** · 09-08-2004, 08:53 PM

Originally Posted by Syaoran_Style

Maybe is a bit of topic ..

but someone can tell me wich is the best raket between Mp99 and Mp100 .. because i wanna buy a yonex raket but i don't know wich is the best .. =)

^^...Syaoran...^^

My son, his coach and his friends had tried Ti10, Ti-Swing Power, MP99, MP100, AT700, AT800-OF very seriously and extensively in long hours.

They finally picked AT700 and AT800 for serious use(i.e. competition). I was told that the control, speed and "hitting feeling" are superior.

**redkingjoe** · 09-08-2004, 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by fc8697syp

i am using yonex Ti6 right now. And i want to buy Ti10. Is that a good choice?
i notice that Ti10's head is quite heavy. Is that can increase the power when you hit the shuttlecock?

Please don't buy Ti-10. Try MP-99, or AT700/800-all these are superior because of new Technology.

My son's coach and the coach's friend had used Ti-10 for more than 3 years for every day teaching and playing untill my son bought AT700. I can share their experiences with you:

1 It took time to adjust to AT's feel.

2 The coach and friends broke a pair of AT800 during the first week of buying when playing double(clash). Even though expensive, they replaced and bought extra AT.

3 I was told that AT is:
a) more stable and faster than Ti10
b) powerful enough for most players
c) easy to break when clash
d) AT is also head heavy, but not as heavy as Ti-10

4 The coach, had been playing with a group of friends, thanked me for buying the AT700 for my son such that he could try the AT very seriously and by switching from Ti-10 to AT, he really scored more than before when played with the same group of people.

5 Before I forget to introduce, the coach is a die-heart mainland chinese style person who believes in techniques and look down upon weapons. Now he is waiting to try Nano.

Best regards

**bluejeff** · 09-08-2004, 09:49 PM

My response to some of your points above:

1. It takes time to adjust to any racquet, just in the matter of the length of time.

3.
a. I wouldn't say that.
c. I think both AT and Ti are pretty much the same
d. Wrong, you need to check with the specs. For example, AT700's balance point is far beyond the Ti-10. AT700 is much more head heavy than Ti10.