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Thread: APACS review
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06-02-2008, 06:07 PM #18
Its a bit short notice but this guy on ebay has some APACS rackets, I think its the cheapest for us guys in Europe.
And hes got a VH 1300 too
The only problem is that the shipping takes like 2 weeks
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06-03-2008, 07:56 AM #19
just tried Apacs Edge Saber 10 last night.
4UG2 Bg66 28lbs
I felt it was a quite balance racket.
As it was a 4U racket, it is very easy to manuver, net play was OK.
I was surprise that the power was also there. Drive, Lob was done with ease.
As soon as I changed to AS10, I felt that the power was more on AS10.
I could feel also the super HMG, the AS felt more solid feeling.
The bird also bounce quicker with this AS10 and sharper (I think because of the CS carbon nanotube)
General feeling: it's worth it to buy as the price around $40
When you mention AS10, do you mean Edge saber 10? or you mean yonex Arc saber 10?
If Edgesaber 10, overall how you rate this racket?
Would it be suitable for single or double play?
Thanks
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06-03-2008, 09:20 PM #20
Fortunately I have those 2 racket Arch saber 10 (AS10) and Apacs Edge saber 10 (ES10).
I would rate this racket ES10 = 8.5
If you want to be more offensive you can choose 3U.
If you want more to all around, you can choose 4U.
IMO, it will be suitable for both playability (single-double).
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06-04-2008, 11:33 PM #21
Managed to try my Edge Saber yesterday (Wed).
Overall rating - Very satisfy.
For me this racquet very light.Had a few missed shot as not used to this racquet.By next week my shot timing will be more accurate.
With tension of 27lbs, smashing is very good.
Is a good buy for me on this Edge Saber which cost only 130.00 (with string + grip except bag )
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06-04-2008, 11:42 PM #22
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06-04-2008, 11:47 PM #23
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06-06-2008, 09:54 PM #24
Hmmm , Im getting a muscle pro 95 soon , but seems like rarely got people using this racquet.. everyone would prefer the AVH 1800 , right?? haha..
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06-06-2008, 10:06 PM #25
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06-06-2008, 10:17 PM #26
Haha , what are the possibilities that i must have to utilise the use of muscle pro 95?? Previously was just using charlton speed 90 and i felt that its quite heavy..
Actually i wanted to get the AVH 1800 , but there arent any in stock.. so i went for the AMP series.. haha..
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06-06-2008, 11:10 PM #27
i just played with a VH 1800 tonight w/ ashaway MPs at 26 lbs. and man is that racket a beast. my drives were very solid, and i could clear with half the effort as usual. however my defence felt a little compensated with this racket. overall though, i'd say this is a great racket for singles or mixed doubles (males)
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06-06-2008, 11:25 PM #28
yeah... another satisfied user of VH1800...
i'm one of them as well...
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06-08-2008, 04:02 PM #29
Visible Hollow 1700
I got my Visible Hollow 1700 a couple of weeks ago.
Claimed Specs
Weight: 3u
Grip:g5
Length: 675mm
Max tension: 30lbs
Flex: Medium
Features: 40T high modulous carbon fibre, reinforced with kevlar, "muscle power" rim on top, aero section head, hollow through handle and shaft.
Mods
I cut the handle down nearly 1cm to bring it to standard length. Electrical tape was layered to bring it to g4. Total weight is now 101g For comparison purposes the actual weights of rackets when modded to my preference are: MP99 106g, Powerblade SL 97g, Powerblade Ti 98g, NXG 101g.
Observations
The weight is 85g with the handle stripped to the wood including MP-XL string. This happens to be the identical weight of the VH1600 4ug5 that I had.
The grip is a good defined shape that even after wrapping with electical tape and 1.85mm Victor ribbed grip to build it up to g4, it was easy to feel the sides. In my experience, this didn't always work well with a Gosen g5 and an MP99 I've had. The cone has a definite flattened side good for when holding the racket short.
With the original length, I felt the racket was a bit slow for fast doubles games. After I cut the handle, it feels perfect. I've done the same with an MP99 with similar results.
The racket came with MP-XL strung at 25 or 26lbs. The feel was ok but a bit mushy for my preference. I strung it with BG66 at 29x32lbs.
The racket is very stiff torsionally even though it is a medium flex shaft.
What does the Hollow effect feel like? It's a bit difficult to describe but is very obvious when you try it. The best way to feel it is to do a clear or a smash. It's has bit of a muffled feel. Power does not seem to be robbed from it. I don't lose accuracy from it either. Does it work? I had the opportunity to do the ultimate test. I slammed the head of a VH1600 onto the edge of a metal dumpster to try to break the racket. It didn't send too much shock to my arm. When I've done this with a ProKennex Keron 1500, MP99, and Powerblade SL, the shock hurts the joints at the elbow and wrist.
The racket is my preferred racket and I am thinking of getting another.
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06-08-2008, 10:38 PM #30
"visible hollow shaf"
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06-09-2008, 01:26 AM #31
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06-09-2008, 01:30 AM #32
Hi
How did you identify that it is a fake Apacs racket?
I am about to order Apacs from ebay 2Apacs for around USD55
Please let us know or PM me
Thanks
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06-09-2008, 01:42 AM #33
is the seller racquet_sports?
i bid on this guy before (but was thankfully outbid later). i was too skeptical myself. just looking at the price, 2 rackets for 50 usd or so is very unlikely to be real, unless you were getting them from the manufacturer directly (on the distributing level).
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06-09-2008, 02:17 AM #34
so racquet_sports sells fake apacs rackets?
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