exactly how good is Ti-10

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  1. Nano_josh

    Nano_josh Regular Member

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    From what ive gathered from reviews around this forum, the TI-10 seems like the best, top rated yonex racket. I have just broke my NS 8000 and looking for a change in rackets, one that is just as offensive and powerful, but perhaps more head heavy and druable.

    SO i want to ask:

    1. How would Ti-10 compare to AT800 OFF, MP100?
    2. How different is the Ti-10 to the NS 8000?
    3. What is the difference between the Ti-10 generation 2 and 3? (was generation 3 released recently? is it improved?)

    thanks a lot guys!
     
    #1 Nano_josh, Aug 17, 2008
  2. Pete LSD

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    Each person is different. Why don't you try one out for yourself and post your review here ;).
     
    #2 Pete LSD, Aug 18, 2008
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    1. ti-10 head lighter than At800OFF
    2. ti-10 head heavier than NS8k
    3. difference = outlook design
    RSL X2 Gold rules all..........;)
     
    #3 drifit, Aug 18, 2008
  4. Pete LSD

    Pete LSD Regular Member

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    Dink it! You read my mind :p:D.

     
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  5. phandrew

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    No. SOTX Woven 7 rules:D
     
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  6. Nano_josh

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    thanks... -.-

    Thanks guys..

    But can you be more specific o_O This real isnt helping me decide 2 get the racket or not :rolleyes:

    and please to also answer the difference between gen 2 & 3 of ti 10??


    cheers.:eek:
     
    #6 Nano_josh, Aug 18, 2008
  7. phandrew

    phandrew Regular Member

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    There no difference between the 2nd and 3rd generation Ti-10, only the paint job
     
    #7 phandrew, Aug 18, 2008
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    How good? Well, just like most rackets, it's good enough to play with. :p
     
    #8 Tsumaranai, Aug 18, 2008
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    i did answer what is the difference........

    if you can play good with Ns8k, dont worry, you will love ti-10 ;)
     
    #9 drifit, Aug 19, 2008
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    ti-10(purple) or mp88 which is better?which produce a faster hit?
     
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  11. phandrew

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    It depends if you can flex the shaft.
     
    #11 phandrew, Aug 23, 2008
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    i tried ti 10.
    it doesnt suits me. i'm mainly smashing player, when i use t i10 i dun feel much power coming from it. thats wat i think anyway
     
    #12 RevoWithin, Aug 23, 2008
  13. phandrew

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    It may be that you can't flex the shaft or your tension is too high.
     
    #13 phandrew, Aug 23, 2008
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    its my fren racket, tension is onli 24.
     
    #14 RevoWithin, Aug 23, 2008
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    phandrew do u mean that flexible racket can produce more speed
     
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    If you are able to flex a stiff racket you will get more power out of it than a flexible racket.
     
    #16 phandrew, Aug 23, 2008
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    how to flex a stiff racquet, is it able to flex by swinging hard?
     
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    the faster you swing the more the shaft will bend
     
    #18 phandrew, Aug 23, 2008
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    Does anyone know why Wingeebadminton lists the materials in the frame of the second gen Ti-10 to include gForce Ti, and the third gen to have Ultimum Ti, when gForce Ti is in the AT 700, 500, and 250, and in the Ultimum Ti should only be in shafts?
     
    #19 Tsumaranai, Aug 24, 2008
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    Probably just don't actually know what's in the racquets, or they made mistakes and stuff. Last time I remember, the Yonex website said NS8000 only had HM graphite, no fullerene.

    Edit: They fixed it now, but it wasn't there before.
     
    #20 Athelete1234, Aug 24, 2008
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