Yonex Nanogy 95 vs. BG 80 vs. BG85 vs. BG 66

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  1. azn_123

    azn_123 Regular Member

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    I'm planning to change my strings very soon and i can't decide which one to get. BG 66 has a thin gauge=more replusion but very little durability. In your opinion which one will site a yonex nanospeed 9000 type x racquet which a 24lb string tension? I want lots of replusion,touch,control and pretty good durability that will last me at least a a few months. I don't play that much maybe max. 3 times a week for about an hour. Thanks for you time!:)
     
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    bg80...........
     
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    i would have to agree as well :)
     
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    I recoment use bg 66 with tension above 25.. very powerfull for smash, clear, placement, and back hand defense clear
     
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    the things I heard are that bg 66 have low durability so I doubt I wonn't get that string---and anyone tried the bg 80 bg 85 and nanogy 95 at around 24-25lb string tension? I want to see the difference for a higher tension thanks
     
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    I did tried bg 80, bg 65 and bg 85

    bg 80 for me not to good because it to soft ( tension 26) and only use a couple week the tension loss about 2-3 pounds

    bg 85 very good on power and placement... but same as bg 80 it easy to loss tension...

    here I rate sting I had used

    bg 66: s (sound) : 9
    d (durabillity) : 6
    p (power) 9.5
    c (control) 8.5

    bg 85

    s : 8
    d ; 7
    p :8.5
    c : 9

    bg 80

    s :5
    d :8
    p :7
    c :7

    bg 65

    s :5
    d :9
    p ;5
    c :8
     
  7. azn_123

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    Hmm niel, do you think i should do 25lb tension?? since it'll lose quite a bit of tension?? i played 23lbs but i thought it was ok tension. Btw were you ranking the strings at a 26lb?? thanks
     
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    Losing 2-3lbs. is normal. Also depends who strings your racket and how.
     
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    How they string your racket is an important factor. 4 knots string lose tension much slower than 2 knots.
     
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    i prefer bg-66 if u strung at 24lbs
     
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    I strung my racket at badminton alley... and they are very good stringer...(have the license)....... what do you mean by how?

    I know there are couple differences tecnique for nano, armortec or muscle power... I think badminton alley know what they're doing....with so many years experiences...
     
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    thats up to you..........

    usually I did 26-28lbs...after played some time they will lose tension about 2-3 lbs then mostly the tension will stay stable

    yes.. i ranking the string at 26lbs...
     
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    How often do you break your strings because you (mis)hit too hard?

    Those that say BG66 has low durability are able to break BG66 within a day or even within a few minutes.

    If you aren't in that category, I would say go ahead and use BG66 and enjoy it's repulsiveness. :)
     
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    My experiences have been..

    BG80: Good repsulsion, nice sound, holds tension pretty well for a 0.68mm string, decent durability.

    BG85: Similar to BG80 but with a softer feel.

    BG66: If you hit hard, not the string for you. Will break quickly if you hit hard.

    NBG95: Never tried this one before.

    Cheers.
     
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    azn_123,

    I had my racket stringed with Nanogy95 today at Tad's as a test to see how well it does. Durability is supposedly from from what they said so I estimate around so 24.5 lbs should be good with this string.

    I do have a NS9K Type S on my racket stringed using Gosen Pro 66 at 24.25 lbs. Since I have two Swing Power rackets (same version and model), once has Nanogy and other with Pro66, so I can get a comparision when I try them out on Friday. The tentions on each is set such that pitch of both rackets are the same.

    I won't be able to give an input until Friday when I play.
     
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    Badminton alley has some decent stringers, but not all stringers are equal. I've had a friend who got his AT800 strung with bg 85 @ around 24 pounds there, then during warm up clears it popped within the first 30 min. I also got my SOTX strung there and got a weird look from the stringer, it was strung with bg 85 @ 25 pounds. Popped in 2 months of decent use the first time, around a week and a half the second time. So it really depends.

    Back to the topic, bg 85's @26 pounds are my string of choice over both bg 80 and bg 66. 85's just have a better feel and the power transfer is very ideal for me. The 95's seem just to expensive for amateur use, so maybe when the prices come down.
     
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    thanks guys, right now i'm playing with a 23lb string tension, with bg 65. The string isn't me I think that if i choose the bg 66 at 25crosses and 23mains I got a good feeling that i'm going to snap the string quite quick. Btw leave your posts--guy who had umm the nanogy string and pro 66 thanks! btw which has more replusion bg 80 85 or nanogy 95 and umm which has a better sound, and feel?
     
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    Lol! Must be referring to me.
     
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    yup mattt lol just pm me or post a reply---wait i think i said this alrdy lol oh well
     
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    Don't think I can play that tension yet..
     

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