Yonex Ti-10 Reviews

**demolidor** · 03-26-2011, 04:33 AM

Originally Posted by concretemad

1st gen is really special racket in certain aspects. But whether it one of best, it may depends on player. A bcer here told before AT900T occupy the same spot as ti10 1st in the matrix. Whoever tried both before can share a bit here?

That would be impossible because the old matrix had different axis (old: singles vs doubles + smash-based vs receive-based; then it became soft impact vs solid impact + smash-based vs receive-based and now it's headheavy vs headlight + hold vs repulsion)

If you want to go by the chart then AT900T replaced AT800D in the chart when it came out: http://www.badmintoncentral.com/foru...l=1#post537387

Ti-10 vs AT800D: http://www.badmintoncentral.com/foru...=1#post1209640

**dimcorner** · 03-26-2011, 10:15 AM

I have played with both and it's not even close. I think the 900P would be a closer match but even then there is just something missing.

**send4m3** · 03-29-2011, 10:24 AM

hi guys. I want to ask something... I have Ti-10 gen 3 and I am very curious about this racket... It is very stiff shaft with head light ... weird combination ... isn't it ? anyone can teach me how to make my TI-10 more easier to handle ? thx...

**flamming** · 03-29-2011, 01:02 PM

Originally Posted by send4m3

hi guys. I want to ask something... I have Ti-10 gen 3 and I am very curious about this racket... It is very stiff shaft with head light ... weird combination ... isn't it ? anyone can teach me how to make my TI-10 more easier to handle ? thx...

TI-10 indeed need a very mch less time 2 adapt it. It is a very niz racquet. You jst need abit powerful wrist 2 contol it

**arsnic_uk** · 04-05-2011, 08:49 AM

Hi guys, I'm also a Ti10 fanatic and have 3 Red Ti's and 2 Yellow Ti's in my possession. Sadly my yellow ti10's have recently died (RIP) due to cracks at the 5 o'clock region. My question is, is it worth getting these rackets fixed? I've read about this graphite replacement, which is offered by centralsports but not sure whether to send them off or invest in a at900p. Suggestions 0.o? Btw I am currently using my 2UG5 1st gen ti10, though ridiculously awesome, i don't want it to suffer the same fate as its predecessor...

**Badmintan** · 04-05-2011, 10:15 AM

Originally Posted by Cloud_CW

Umms is the ti-10 3rd gen shaft are the most stiff racket in yonex brand?

I love the power she gave to me =)

Not really, NS9000X is probably the most stiff headlight Yonex racquet.

But after 2 years of continuous use, my 3rd gen Ti-10 became flexy a bit.

**Licin** · 04-05-2011, 10:25 AM

i guess, you can still find Ti.10 2nd gen ( yellow ) easier than 1st gen ( Red ). My suggestions is that try to find 2nd gen Ti.10, rather than using your red Ti, because red Ti's is very hard to find nowadays however you have 3 of those, so it is up to you.

About investing in AT900P, the characteristics of yellow Ti.10 with 900P is not quite similar. Therefore it is still the best to buy a new or second hand yellow Ti.10 rather than investing on 900P. In my opinion, get Ti.10 repaired is totally out of the option, the feeling of the racket will be different. At the end of the day, it is still your choice.

**arsnic_uk** · 04-05-2011, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by Licin

i guess, you can still find Ti.10 2nd gen ( yellow ) easier than 1st gen ( Red ). My suggestions is that try to find 2nd gen Ti.10, rather than using your red Ti, because red Ti's is very hard to find nowadays however you have 3 of those, so it is up to you.

About investing in AT900P, the characteristics of yellow Ti.10 with 900P is not quite similar. Therefore it is still the best to buy a new or second hand yellow Ti.10 rather than investing on 900P. In my opinion, get Ti.10 repaired is totally out of the option, the feeling of the racket will be different. At the end of the day, it is still your choice.

Cheers for that Licin. Yeh 1st gen ti's are LEGENDARY. Will probably scout for yellow ti's later in the summer. I favour the yellow ti's over the new purple one. Could be a cosmetic thing ;p By the way, has anyone here heard of apacs tantrum 300? It looks like the 2nd Gen ti10, but is it anything close to it? 0.o

**Cloud_CW** · 04-05-2011, 12:03 PM

Originally Posted by Badmintan

Not really, NS9000X is probably the most stiff headlight Yonex racquet.

But after 2 years of continuous use, my 3rd gen Ti-10 became flexy a bit.

Smash too much ? can't be a racket will became flex abit eh?

**Licin** · 04-05-2011, 06:17 PM

@ arsnic_uk

I don't think Apacs feels close to Ti.10.
Purple Ti.10 is different in characteristics than Yellow Ti.10, no wonder you favor Yellow Ti.10.
Yellow Ti.10 is heavier in head but a little bit more flexible in the shaft, whereas Purple Ti.10 is a head lighter and stiff racket.
Red Ti.10's head is the heaviest among the 3 different generations of Ti.10.

**Badmintan** · 04-05-2011, 11:49 PM

Originally Posted by Cloud_CW

Smash too much ? can't be a racket will became flex abit eh?

Wrong choice of words on my side,'flexy a bit'.

I made a comparison between my brand new Ti-10 and my 'seasoned' 2-year old Ti-10. There is definitely slight differences in stiffness.

Most probably wear and tear.

**Densha** · 04-18-2011, 06:45 PM

Hi everyone, I have been looking everywhere for the pic witch TAN BOON HEONG's Ti 10 with purple strings and black logo. Does someone knows where I can find it please. I've been looking for it for several hours (no kidding) I want to show it to my friend please. Thanks.

**Maklike Tier** · 04-18-2011, 07:20 PM

I think I posted that photo in the video thread.....did he use it in the All-England? Have a look there. Great looking combo!

**Densha** · 04-18-2011, 07:21 PM

that's what I thought but I couldn't remember which tournament. I'm gonna take a look over there. Thank you so much Maklike Tier !

edit: You know what I found it, like you've said. It is on AE video post, I already use pink BG 65 Ti and I'm gonna do the same painting on my strings

thanks a lot Maklike Tier. It upset me last night !