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.
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...
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/produ...d=153&osCsid=20d1721b7866c0e99718d9bcc7ce6e16) 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.
Iso 63 MF!! awesome begginer racquet... ah i remember the days i played with it until the grip started to rip...
hmm. .wish isnt that good. .but try to use it on training.. your forehand and backhand would be better. .i used Wish before
I know this is an old post, but I use a wish racket and it is not bad at all. I live in China (Xiamen) and a lot of people use them here since they have an office here. (Chen Long has used them.) I think it's more a China brand and isn't exported much to other countries so it isn't well know. But they make solid rackets at a good price. For a beginner, not at all a problem and a good choice.
I broke my Wish racket today, after having played with it for 6 years. I'm not mad though; it was a gift from my mom when she visited Indionesia and according to her it wasn't an expensive racket. I had the Xtreme Light 005 and I enjoyed playing with it. It's a stiff, light weight racket, suitable for doubles and fast play. I used it as my backup racket next to my Yonex NS8000. At first, My Wish had a slight edge compared to the Yonex, but gradually my preferation did change. It was a very welcome surprise when I had this racket in my collection though and I played many tournaments and competition matches with it.
