Racket made by WISH?

**maciekbak** · 10-19-2005, 02:38 AM

Has anyone used racket made by WISH? Are they good enough for begginers or it's a wast of money?

**black man** · 10-19-2005, 03:31 AM

Originally Posted by maciekbak

Has anyone used racket made by WISH? Are they good enough for begginers or it's a wast of money?

Waste of money. In VN, I can buy a pair at the price of 3 dollars

Like a piece of steel with prestrung string. Good for kids to play around.

**maciekbak** · 10-19-2005, 03:50 AM

Well, the one I consider to buy cost 25$ , so mayby it would be better. (It's WISH PRO-970).

**Slammer** · 10-19-2005, 07:50 AM

are you beginner, intermediate or advanced?

(not tat it matters, cus its a waste anyway

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**maciekbak** · 10-19-2005, 08:05 AM

very beginner, but I'd buy WISH PRO-989 50$?
Has anyone had a experience of playing it?

**Slammer** · 10-19-2005, 09:14 AM

i suggest you buy a more popular and probably better brand, try yonex for example you can start off with a muscle power 24, 28 like i did.
or another cheap one, but better dont purchase something you're not sure of. cus when i did that i ended up with a bird IN my first racquet. ahhh

the good old days...

**SomeDudeInBlue** · 10-22-2005, 12:48 AM

I suggest, if you are a beginner, trying a low end, 10-20 dollar Yonex Isometric or basic racquets.

The Isometric 20 VF should be around 20+/- I think. (http://www.badminton.net/cart/produc...18d9bcc7ce6e16) and it has a build in T-Joint and an Isometric head. I didn't have a build in T-joint as a first racquet, I had a bottom line wilson to pratice with then moved on to a Ti-7 Mesh.

I even suggested to my friends to get that one.

**LazyBuddy** · 10-22-2005, 05:30 PM

Originally Posted by SomeDudeInBlue

I suggest, if you are a beginner, trying a low end, 10-20 dollar Yonex Isometric or basic racquets.

The Isometric 20 VF should be around 20+/- I think. (http://www.badminton.net/cart/produc...18d9bcc7ce6e16) and it has a build in T-Joint and an Isometric head. I didn't have a build in T-joint as a first racquet, I had a bottom line wilson to pratice with then moved on to a Ti-7 Mesh.

I even suggested to my friends to get that one.

Well, if purchase a lower end racket, I don't think it's necessary to be yonex. For a beginner, as long as a racket is all graphite (not too heavy), and from a fairly reputable brand, then its good enough.