Broken Prince TT whisper!

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  1. •ºJazº•

    •ºJazº• Regular Member

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    Great - just my luck. Thought this would never happen to me as I am always so careful with my belongings. Anyway, today whilst playing as usual, I swung my racket, just missed the shuttle, and it swung round and hit me on the elbow.

    I heard a bang and felt very worried, only to lift my racket up (which I've had about a year) to find a crack right on a grommet with the racket kind of buckled upwards.

    It's called "Prince TT whisper 81" (it's 81 grams) and seeing as the hit on the elbow wasn't that hard, I was expecting it to withstand it. It's factory strung by the way, and bought from Cornwall Sports.

    Can I do anything or am I stuck with it? Thanks.

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    for 30euros I can do the repair for you ,
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    i doubt you can claim for it since it'll prolly be considered a clash ... maybe you can contact prince via their website or something to enquire first.
     
  4. Stealthboy

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    Your elbow ouch that must have hurt, your elbow must be made of steel. You may as well call up Prince and see what they say. I don't think they will replace it but hey if you don't ask......
     
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    Thanks all. My friend also said I must have a steel elbow! - Didn't hurt too much, stung for a bit and left a small cut but was too distracted by the broken racket to realise how painful it really was :D I don't think it's worth getting it fixed, as I was planning on getting a new one anyway, thanks though, but it would have been nice to have a spare in my bag and let other people borrow it.

    I've emailed Prince, but I'm not expecting anything out of it.

    My concern now is whether or not a Yonex 9620-6 bag is too big for me :\

    :) Thanks again.
     
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    Hmm if the bag is too big???? Depend's on how many racquet's you have and if you are about to build a collection of them. The 9's are huge the 6's are a decent size. I have been thinking the same thing I think I am gonna go for the 6 too as I can put all my Badminton paraphernalia in there. Have you seen the Yonex RDS 7724-6 Tour? I'm kind of feeling the yellow it's a limited addition bag.:)

    If you need a new racquet and want a bag these guys are doing offers if you buy Yonex product's. They give you 40% off most of the bags if you buy a racquet from them and they string it at the tension you want at no extra charge. The racquet's are about the best price you can find in the UK too. I have bought a few off them and they are very good.

    here is the link http://www.directsportseshop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=1545f2cf9ab28a3/shopdata/0020_Bags/3070_Yonex/yonex.shopscript
     
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  7. •ºJazº•

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    Think I'm gonna go with the 3, now I'll only have 1 racket. Then all I need is clothes, shoes, drink and a tube of shuttles.

    I'm gonna have to carry it around all day so 3 I think it is.
     
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    Oh and that's what I'm doing :D been planning for ages ;p
     

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