Winex?

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  1. neil

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    Does anyone know what Winex rackets are like? Do any of you own a Winex racket if so what is it like?
     
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    I have Winex rackets. Some of their rackets are imitations of Yonex rackets and some of them are their own models.
     
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    hearing from Lees badminton, they claim that winnex is not for power players because of their balance and weight. they say its too light.....as for quality, i've seen them myself, and the quality is nothing like yonex
     
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    Lees are wrong then, i can cofidently say. I own 2 of these rackets that i got from sponsorship. The Winex T-3 is a very good racket. Its an oval head, head heavy racket. Its quite stiff and very powerful. I play 90% of my game with power so and i find the T-3 very suitable for me
     
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    Shaun, would you equate different racquet markings with inferior racquet quality?
     
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    cheung, what do you mean by different racquet markings?
     
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    Racket graphics, colours and appearance stuff
     
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    i dont equate graphics, colors and appearance to the over all quality of the racquet...but what bad attention to cosmetic finishing shows is bad attention to detail. I never meant to say that winex was a bad company and that their stuff is low quality...i just meant to say that the quality is lower than that of yonex(cosmetically anyways). I havent tried one myself and so i cannot say whether or not they are good racquets.
     
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    My apologies, Shaun. Your original statement implied overall lower quality. That's all.


    "hearing from Lees badminton, they claim that winnex is not for power players because of their balance and weight. they say its too light.....as for quality, i've seen them myself, and the quality is nothing like yonex"
     
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