i heard that at700 easily broken if clashing wif partner's racket...is it true?i was using cabonex 21 for 12yrs n countless of clashing wif other racket...can at700 do the same thing? how much is the market price now outside those small shops???
Still not that durable. You should be wary of clashing it. Classic Cabs are absolute beasts in durability compared to modern AT, NS, MP series.
if let's say most of the time i m playing single,is it better? or i shd buy AT900?is it more durable?
how abt e price?big different?i m confuss btw at700 n at900...i was a amateur player but my leg is injured...so now i m thinking of playing for leisure n most of the time not for competition and i m attacher...which one u wil suggest me?
If you are a leisure player then both rackets are not a good idea. There is no point spending that much money if you aren't going to become serious. An Apacs racket is a better option since they are cheap and perform good.
Is all about your financial issue. If you have money to spend is ok to buy 900T or 700. However if the purpose for only recreational I don't think it necessary to buy high end racket.
By recreational, do you mean just hit the bird back and forth, no games? If you play games, it's ok to get either racquet.
If you are playing for fun and having occasional games, I think you should consider other brands as well. They offer equally good rackets as compared to YY.
don't forget to mention about the ti series... they are pretty compare durable compare to the ns mp at
I've seen one. Back in my schooling days (80's), shuttle tipped too high above the net, attacker going for a netkill and the defender tried to block. Neither cared where the shuttle landed then. Luckily we are playing with steel rackets back then so no harm done.
I'm using new version at700. Clashed with Victor BS 08 recently. My at700 won and just got a tiny tiny paint chip off. I strung 27lbs. Just want to share.
Indeed...back at those days when i was given two new AT700 to use, after a Yonex distributor assure me about its tension load, i strung both of them at 30lbs....and what happen, the first one broke suddenly just a day after using it while playing single and the second one a month later.......
Similar thing happened to my friend. Bought a 700 and broke it on a drop shot racquet clash the first day playing. But damn that 700 generates insane power!!!
I've been thinking of trying AT700(latest gen) but wondering how does it performs against N90(1st gen). I have N90 but no AT700, so no chance for comparison. I play doubles and singles game, and find N90 has good overall attack and defend. The feel of unstrung AT700 is indeed very good too. I'm unsure if this would be wise decision to buy AT700 or maintain with N90(or get 2nd piece). Any advise will be very much appreciated. Thxs.
Once u started to use AT700, you will never want to stop smashing! I bought one (3U) recently and trial out a day, you could only WOW. Impressive!
