The most flexible racket ever...

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  1. gsi4ever

    gsi4ever Regular Member

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    Hi
    I wondering what racket in your opinion is the most flexible??
     
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    Gotta be one of the MMOA rackets or the E-1000 (so I've heard).
     
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  3. silentheart

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    I heard that you can bend E-1000 all the way around and make a circle.
     
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  4. DinkAlot

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    :eek: ...:p

    Actually I'll know pretty soon. I'm in the process of purchasing an E-1000. :)
     
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  5. chessymonkey

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    and please do try to bend it all the way around
    ^_^
     
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  6. DinkAlot

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    LOL! No way, but I plan to give the E-1000 a good workout. :D
     
    #6 DinkAlot, Apr 11, 2006
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    we'll see if it can live up to your abuse, Mr racket killer
     
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    bending it 360 dgrees sounds liek a good workout to me...:p
     
    #8 jerby, Apr 11, 2006
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    no way, thats just the stretching. :p hehe dink, make a video of the workout :D
     
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    :p...

    ...Just confirmed, the racket is going to ship out tomorrow. :D

    Oh, and it's ON-SPEC!!! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
     
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  11. Viper2005

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    Flexible racket!

    My Kason Carvel U3 and U4 is probably very flexible.
    It is an all Carbon Graphite racket with a slim shaft, weighs only 77g.
    I like the racket for its flexibility and light weight.
    I use it to play against DinkAlot all the time.....SPEED VS. POWER!
     

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  12. DinkAlot

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    Hey, you only played against me once, and with your speed, I didn't get to use...anything much less power. :p

    Remember, I usually play with you...we do OK but we still need to get revenge against Trisna's Group, that was ugly. :p :p :p
     
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  13. Viper2005

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    Yup, maybe me and Tommy against you and Alex.:D
     
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  14. DinkAlot

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    BWAHAHAAHAHHA!!! You guys will have no chance! When we need points...

    ...we'll just hit to Tommy. :p
     
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  15. FEND.

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    Most flexible racquet I've seen to date is the one the M'sian team use for training. Specially designed or so Rexy was saying in the commonwealth games, you could almost bend it like rubber.
     
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    Sir Dink must show us his Tai Chi Sword technique with the E-1000 :D.
     
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    how would that be beneficial for training? :eek:
     
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    It's really flexible but not to the extend that it'll bend if you hold it straight. It comes in 2 weights I think 140 grammes for singles and 120grammes for doubles. But if you were to bend it, it's like bending a thick piece of rattan.
     
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  19. anarkia

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    Hey wat brand?....model?

    Full rattan shaft?....hahaha:D


     
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  20. unohearts2002

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    where can you get kason rackets?
     
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