The Most Outrageous Racket Breaks

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  1. Byro-Nenium

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    Its very common where people break racket frames due to clashes with your partner or the floor. Maybe due to stringing at high tensions or maybe just sheer wear and tear.

    I have had 2 outrageous breaks;
    1) Fleet Ti-99, the shaft snapped in 2. Too bad i don't have any photos, a result of a mere swing and contact with my leg. Don't ask how that happened! haha

    2) MP55, Shaft explosion.

    I will try to post some photos here...
     
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    Unable to upload photos... :S Damn...
     
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    Mishit the shuttle: :( :mad:


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    Or worse, the Postal Service: :p

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    I had my mp99 broke into 3 parts.
     
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    S4MadMan, I feel sorry for you, what happened is most horrible, especially the Nanospeed. I heard the Nanospeeds are fragile, but this is ridiculous. At least with the MP99, you might get compensation from the postal service company.
     
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    Thanks George, no worries. Unfortunately I broke to NS7000s that way. :crying: Oh well, no more NSs for me. :p
     
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    madman, you mp 99 looks soo bright with that yellow..that's why i dun like the looks of a 99.. *sorry to those people who's in love with the mp99"
     
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    Hi,
    Looked like u have a good whack on yr MP99. How can it broke into 3 pieces?:eek:
    Must had hit on something hard and broad?:crying: I borke my Gosen 5300 and Yonex Swing power SS too. The first one at 12 O clock and the later at 2 O clock points. So angry that refuse to consider the same series again.:eek:
    Breakage due to mishit......:p
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    Did you ask the postal service for money for replacement? I got a question..How can a mishit shuttle break a racquet like your ns7000
     
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    Yes, I'm still "battling" the USPS for a refund, it's been over 3 months. :(

    To answer you question how can a mishit break my racket? I don't know, it just did. I've actually broken two (2) NS7000s from mishits in the same place. This was back in the day where I played badminton all over, including some gyms where the lighting was not good so mishits were common, unfortunately. Go figure.
     
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    I didnt have any clashes. It just happened when i was smashing it down. Maybe someone sabotage my racket hehehe.
     
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    WAHHHHH 3 MONTHS? And nothing is solved? Are you close of have an agreement done?

    Wow 2 NS7k on the same spot.. you should give ns8k a try even though i think it's too heavy and stiff :(
     
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    I had a NS8000, very good racket but too light for me as were the NS7000s. I swing a 2U Ti10 now. :D
     
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    Didn't happen to me, though, but i've seen a guy break his racquet head while clearing from the back line by hitting another player's (who was just walking by the court) hand. :eek: The hand didn't suffer a lot, but the racquet was "ready" :)
     
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    O M G... i feel so sorry for you. :eek: , id feel so sad even if i broke my 60$ Iso 63 MF lol.
     
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    I forgot this one, Wilson NCode N1, this is the 2nd time it broke at the 8 o'clock position from just hitting shuttles. I didn't notice it until I cleared a shuttle and it sounded a little weird; then I inspected the racket and found this:

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    i was at a junior provincial tournament and me and my doubles partner were playing a local team. they were both using NS 7K's. at about 9 - 4 (going to 21), my partner smashed it down the middle between them. they both went for it, took a hugeeee wind up, and absolutely destroyed each others racquets. felt really bad, but was also pretty funny
     
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    What kind of shuttles do you play with man? lead?? :D
     
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    Nope, Victor Greens (Champ No. 3), Hi-Qua Blues, MMOA Super Select MS-950, DHS 201s, some Aeroplane and stuff like that. :)
     
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    OK, here's my latest victim (I don't go through that many, but still):
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    No where near your level of damage :p

    If I ever get reincarnated as a racquet, I don't think I would want to be one of yours S4MadMan :rolleyes:
     

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