kason & apacs in taiwan?

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  1. ryeung

    ryeung Regular Member

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    Does anyone know where to buy kason and apacs rackets in taiwan? I have a friend going to taipei in a week or so.
    Also, has anyone tried the apacs am-70?

    Thanks
     
    #1 ryeung, Feb 17, 2006
  2. bluejeff

    bluejeff Regular Member

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    I don't think they are available in Taiwan. Apacs were available for a very short time; kason was never there.
     
    #2 bluejeff, Feb 17, 2006
  3. ryeung

    ryeung Regular Member

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    That's interesting ... you mean that there are no stores that carry these brands?
     
    #3 ryeung, Feb 17, 2006
  4. bluejeff

    bluejeff Regular Member

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    Yes, kason was never in TW. I am not sure if the reason is because it's a china brand. (People in TW don't trust china brand that much)
     
    #4 bluejeff, Feb 17, 2006
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  6. JaSSoN

    JaSSoN New Member

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    why?

    I'm afraid I disagree with you on that.
     
    #6 JaSSoN, Jul 27, 2006
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    Kason is always known as CHN "local brand". Somehow, I got a feeling that they don't push for business aggressively overseas. I guess the profit they get from CHN itself is more than enough, and not willing to spend effort (also face risk) to expand? :rolleyes:
     
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    Go ahead and buy a air ticket to TW and see it yourself. There is no Kason in any badminton store.
     
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