What racquet to choose?

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  1. austin09

    austin09 New Member

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    I am an intermediate player almost at the advance stage. I'm looking for a racquet with some power while also having decent control. I was using the muscle power 21 until it broke. I was thinking about the muscle power 88 but i'm not sure. what are your suggestions?
     
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    Go with the MP88.
     
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    Or you can go with the ti-5 light....
     
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    mp21 power! :Did go with mp88, ive had this racket in head for a long time
     
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    Get a MP 99.....88.....99.....88......ahhhhhhh......get both!:D

     
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    A lot of my friends who play badminton can't really tell the difference between the mp88 and the mp 21. Is there a big difference and what is that? Is the mp 88 the next step up from the mp 21 with similar characteristics?
     
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    I'm starting to think maybe a stiff racquet may be good for me and am looking at the nanospeed 6k and 7k. What is the difference between the two?
     
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    Since you are almost at the advanced level of play, my recommendation would be to go with AT700 or NS8000.

    Of course if you broke your MP21 and have a tendency to break racquets by hitting too hard, it could get expensive... just ask gentle panda. :D
     
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    Probably you could give a try to RSL 6800 or 6900

    Which are top line of RSL racquet, one is defensive and one is offensive.
     
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    RSL is a great choice, I like the Ti4900 and Diamond X-1.

    4900 = light and maneuverable. X-1 = hammer. :D
     

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