Badminton shop in Singapore

**modious** · 09-23-2001, 08:29 AM

You can definately get them slightly cheaper than that!!
Anyway, I thought you were getting a Ti-10??

Lao Liu · 09-23-2001, 01:15 PM

Changed my mind at last minute. I intended to get another ti10 as a spare, but couldn't resist the temptation of trying out the MP100. I managed to find MP100 at the 4th shop I visited. I guess S$170 isn't the best price. Not very surprising since I am a non-local buyer.

Have strung my new MP100 with BG66 at 22-24 lbs. I felt that mp100 is considerably less head-heavy than ti10. Of course, need time to have a real taste.

Cheers!

**modious** · 09-23-2001, 10:26 PM

I see!
I'm curious, which shop did you purchase your racket from?
And which shop did you got your racket strung at?

ET · 09-24-2001, 01:14 AM

haha....You have done that!

Lao Liu · 09-24-2001, 04:46 AM

It was one of the shops on the 3rd floor (Ranking Sports?) at the Bras Basah Complex. I bought them without string and strung them myself after I got back. I noticed the shop at the ground floor, stringing there was done by amatures, looked way off my league. Thanks for the tip of not stringing there.

I was not impressed by all four shops (3 in the complex) I visited on their technique of stringing, frankly. Your guys in Singapore need to be more selective about where to get your rackets strung and by whom. Otherwise, all the benefits of having top range rackets will be diminished.

Another thing, don't forget to get some cash handy if you want to buy things there, credit card is no good.

**Gladius** · 10-06-2001, 12:14 PM

Lao Liu,

actually, I don't know whats your definition of good stringing technique or are you referring to good stringing equipment?

For that matter, actually the 2 shops on the ground floor have better stringing techinique than the other 2 on the 3rd floor.

My guess is that

" I was not impressed by all four shops (3 in the complex) I visited on their technique of stringing, frankly. "

meant minimalist equipment ? Or do you mean you actually spent the time to watch them do stringing?

Please do not equate quality of stringing with quantity of equipment used. I have visted shops which have expensive computer controlled stringing machines and their strings sucked big time after I strung them ... and it lasted only half as long as my regular one which uses the 'normal' hand pull machines.

Am I correct on my guess ?

pom · 10-21-2001, 01:47 PM

In THAILAND
mp 100 - SG$136
mp 77 - SG$108
iso ti swing power - SG$130
iso swing power 900 -No hope ... hard to find!
ti 10 - SG$1135
ti8 -SG$ 116 ( maybe less )
ti7 - SG$108
iso 750 - SG$ 125

**benz86** · 08-22-2006, 12:40 AM

hi
anyone know where is the location (street, etc) of a shop in queensway?
Thanks before

**moonwalker** · 08-22-2006, 10:10 AM

Queensway Shopping Centre
1 Queensway
Singapore 149053
I usually re-strung at the third floor, I cant remember the shop but may be u can see the ad - yonex

, the owner is kind, and strung done by himself.
anyone recommend a good shop for stringging in queensway?? thanks

**Gold-** · 09-04-2008, 10:36 PM

any shop still sell muscle power 88

**Renegard** · 09-14-2008, 07:17 AM

how much does these rackets costs at bras brasah and at queenway? are they the cheapest place to get rackets?

Armortec 700(new)?
Armortec 900-Power?

Also, isit reliable to buy at these places?(do they sell all genuine stuff?)

Thanks

**maa2003** · 09-14-2008, 08:51 AM

Originally Posted by Renegard

how much does these rackets costs at bras brasah and at queenway? are they the cheapest place to get rackets?

Armortec 700(new)?
Armortec 900-Power?

Also, isit reliable to buy at these places?(do they sell all genuine stuff?)

Thanks

the thread is 7 years old ........ someone dig it .....

in Singapore, could you let me know which shop sells NON genuine Yonex stuff ?

**Renegard** · 09-15-2008, 05:24 AM

Actually, I saw some posts in this forum that mentioned that some shops do sell fake racquets in singapore. That got me worried.

**-Silver-** · 09-15-2008, 06:01 AM

You can safely shop for badminton stuff in singapore. Most of the shop mentioned are reputable.

**tantan** · 09-22-2008, 01:27 AM

hi there guys... just want to know if bras basah complex and queenway are still the cheapest place to get quality rackets?

just want to know cause i've got a friend heading over soon to buy some

**3radius** · 09-22-2008, 03:58 AM

Originally Posted by tantan

hi there guys... just want to know if bras basah complex and queenway are still the cheapest place to get quality rackets?

just want to know cause i've got a friend heading over soon to buy some

classis sports at tao payoh also have cheap rackets