RSL Classic Tourney vs RSL Tourney No.1

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  1. phandrew

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    yes, it is worth to spend more for the much better shuttlecock.
    durability; 1 classic tourney : 3 tourney no.1
     
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    Last year i bought some Classic Tourney as well as some Tourney No1.

    They seemed to be as durable and also kept the flight projection. However the No1 for some reason seemed to lose speed after a while when playing. Maybe it was just a weird batch but that was my experience.
     
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    i'm using tourney #1 at the moment. lasts well and maintained flight for quite sometime. however, feathers were quite fragile. can get ruffled during 3-4 drives.
     
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    i currently use the No.1's during my team practices, they are arguebly the best feather birds for its price. They do infact last much longer than the classic tourny's but as wocdam said, the feathers are quite fragile.
     
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    Same here. For the price it's a very good shuttle. The feathers are quite fragile sometimes. And like Wirre mentioned, the shuttle seemed to lose speed after a while playing. It looks like the feathers bowing to the outside.
     
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    just for info, i got the RSL tourney #1 for 16USD per tube here in singapore. so $680 for 50 tubes is a saving of $2.40USD per tube.
     
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    from buying Classic Tourney i save $7.39AUD/$6.8USD per tube or $0.62AUD/$0.57USD per shuttlecock.
     
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    i've tried the Classic Tourneys. They're pretty good, I'm also going to try No1s soon but i've heard Classics have better durablity.
     
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    i know for retail, the RSL Tourney No.1 are $18.50 each.
     
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    Not sure if this is allowed in the forum but I am trying to bring in some tubes, probably 10 tubes, of RSL CLASSSIC Tourney. However I do not require that many tubes for my first trial. Any Singaporean, who wishes to chip in with me, do PM me.
     
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    Here is one way you can tell the difference between RSL Tourney #1 and Classic. Just use your thumb and index finger to feel the thickness of the individual feathers and their spines. You should be able to feel the difference. If not use a micrometer.
     
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    Go for Classic and you will never looked back... :)
     
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    Anyone bring in the CLASSIC from Malaysia?
     
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    You can buy the RSL classic online if you want.
     
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    it is true... lose speed about after 15points(jz estimate) in my opinion
    classic is durable n consistent speed.... go for it! :D
     
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    I've tried both, CLASSIC is better than #1 but after a few powerful whacks the birdie will slightly deformed and the flight is 'wobbly'.
     
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    RSL classic is superior to tourney #1
     
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    I'm new here, Is anybody here using RSL ACE
     
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    Oh... how come the price that i seem is $839.95 per 50 Classic? Anyway, what i suggest is, get the Classic one, if you still not happy with them, you don't need to try No.1 any more. :)
     

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