Yonex should re-introduce Ti-10?

[Danstevens]

I saw that but I have no idea how much 8800 HK$ mean in Euro or USD

According to Google's conversion tool it's about £711.20, 857 Euros or 1133.89 USD; in other words, a lot.

[ice man]

Oh yeah that's just silly for a racquet. I can get two third gen Ti 10's for around 200E I guess... Or two MP 99's

[RSLvictorSOTX]

I saw that but I have no idea how much 8800 HK$ mean in Euro or USD

Assuming you are going for Ti-10 generation 3 then USD200 is the wiser choice. I bet there are buyers/collectors and thus the market price is driven that high-up for the Ti-10 Gen 1 & 2.

It is indeed silly to procure them at such prices but I would surely be tempted to sell at those prices if I had those (apparent I don't).

[ice man]

Yes, I'de like to buy 2 third gen Ti 10's, but I also consider MP 99, because I can get MP 99 in France yet I have to order Ti 10 overseas...

[RSLvictorSOTX]

Yes, I'de like to buy 2 third gen Ti 10's, but I also consider MP 99, because I can get MP 99 in France yet I have to order Ti 10 overseas...

I believe you are better off with Ti-10 Gen 3 than MP 99 comparatively speaking (in terms of durability)!

[Maklike Tier]

From the small bit of information available, I think the Voltric might be the 'new' Ti10. Yonex has pursued a three model lineup to pigeon-hole buyers, at the expense of neglecting the one style of racket that would suit more people - the 'All-Rounder'.

Discuss.