Help me branch out :)

[jazzhands]

Hey guys,

I am looking to branch out in terms of racket brands. I have essentially used Yonex my whole life.

I currently use a 3u VT80, ARC11, and 4u AT900t. I also own a NS7700 and AT300.
I prefer head heavy rackets, as my foray into head light rackets (NS7700) left me somewhat unable to perform deep clears. My primary sport is cycling, so I have essentially no upper body strength
I really like the VT80, but I find it too slow for doubles, so I'm currently using the ARC11 for doubles. My implusively-bought ARC11 pleasantly surprised me, as I liked the AT900t more than an ARC10 I tested. In addition, the 3u VT80 is very tiring to play with.

I am looking for something similar to the VT80, but more maneuverable for doubles play (maybe a 4u VT80 would fit the bill here?). However, I am currently in Beijing and would like to try a different brand, such as Victor because the prices are pretty good in China (I found Li-Ning more expensive in China than in the States).

I would not have the opportunity to test any rackets, so what are your suggestions?

[visor]

3u or 4u mx-jjs, depending on your needs, is a very good one to start with from victor..... or check to see if the mx90 is out yet in china

[gundamzaku]

Hey guys,

I am looking to branch out in terms of racket brands. I have essentially used Yonex my whole life.

I currently use a 3u VT80, ARC11, and 4u AT900t. I also own a NS7700 and AT300.
I prefer head heavy rackets, as my foray into head light rackets (NS7700) left me somewhat unable to perform deep clears. My primary sport is cycling, so I have essentially no upper body strength
I really like the VT80, but I find it too slow for doubles, so I'm currently using the ARC11 for doubles. My implusively-bought ARC11 pleasantly surprised me, as I liked the AT900t more than an ARC10 I tested. In addition, the 3u VT80 is very tiring to play with.

I am looking for something similar to the VT80, but more maneuverable for doubles play (maybe a 4u VT80 would fit the bill here?). However, I am currently in Beijing and would like to try a different brand, such as Victor because the prices are pretty good in China (I found Li-Ning more expensive in China than in the States).

I would not have the opportunity to test any rackets, so what are your suggestions?

Bs11 would suit u