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    Default Head light racquets with stiff shafts?

    I was thinking of getting a racquet that is head light and has a stiff shaft. I have tried my friend's Ti-7 (which is also head light and has a stiff shaft if i am not wrong ) and i find that i can play quite relatively well. Any recommendations other than nanospeed 7000? Nanospeed 7000 is way too expensive for a student like me.

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    i'm currently using this APACS Nano-Power 505 as my defensive racquet.

    Characteristic : Head Light with Medium Stiff Shaft.

    However, it does not produce powerful smashes.

    Quote Originally Posted by baddyfan1989
    I was thinking of getting a racquet that is head light and has a stiff shaft. I have tried my friend's Ti-7 (which is also head light and has a stiff shaft if i am not wrong ) and i find that i can play quite relatively well. Any recommendations other than nanospeed 7000? Nanospeed 7000 is way too expensive for a student like me.

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    Carlton Airblade AS1 if you can find any

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    Get a ti-7 for yourself then!! Easy solution. And I'm quite sure they're much much cheaper than NS7k!!

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    heh, i personally thought extra stiff yonex racquets such as the ns7, ns8, ti7, were still rather flexible when compared to some of the carltons...

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    Quote Originally Posted by baddyfan1989
    I was thinking of getting a racquet that is head light and has a stiff shaft. I have tried my friend's Ti-7 (which is also head light and has a stiff shaft if i am not wrong ) and i find that i can play quite relatively well. Any recommendations other than nanospeed 7000? Nanospeed 7000 is way too expensive for a student like me.
    I recommend you to use nanopower produced by Apacs, it has the same effect like the yonex. However it is more cheaper than yonex.

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    I suggest the carltons as well. The oval head ones. So while it's a a head light, you can still do decent smashing.

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    Possiblily Ashaway Ti130

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    karakal sl70, 80
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    BR-2005, "the little white", 285mm, 85g, medium-high stiffness.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluejeff
    BR-2005, "the little white", 285mm, 85g, medium-high stiffness.
    what is this???

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    Wilson N3, Wilson NCode 90, RSL 4800, RSL 5900 or RSL X1

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    Quote Originally Posted by LazyBuddy
    what is this???
    That's a racket that I designed couple months ago. It's now in production.

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    Thanks for all the recommendations! I will search for the racquets mentioned. Hopefully i will be able to find these racquets at the shop so i can get a feel of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluejeff
    That's a racket that I designed couple months ago. It's now in production.
    Is this the Badminton Republic limited edition racket?

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    Quote Originally Posted by shanepaul86
    I recommend you to use nanopower produced by Apacs, it has the same effect like the yonex. However it is more cheaper than yonex.
    I second that. I have a APACS nanopower 7000. Took some time to get used to it (it is head light and slightly shorter than my Winex AT800Def). Strung at 24lbs, I find clearing quite at ease and smashing good. Less than S$80 in Singapore. You can find one @ Toa Payoh Safra Tel: 62538858 (Not promoting for them, but that is where I usually string) I got mine in JB though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lohtw
    I second that. I have a APACS nanopower 7000. Took some time to get used to it (it is head light and slightly shorter than my Winex AT800Def). Strung at 24lbs, I find clearing quite at ease and smashing good. Less than S$80 in Singapore. You can find one @ Toa Payoh Safra Tel: 62538858 (Not promoting for them, but that is where I usually string) I got mine in JB though.
    I have one APACS Nanopower 7000, it hit the bird only two times, yes, after that I switched back to my Nanospeed 7000. If anyone interested, I can leave it at SAFRA Toa Payoh Classic Sports. I am willing to sell at S$40/-

    Thanks.

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