Which 2 identical racket should i buy if im offensive

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  1. DareToSmash

    DareToSmash Regular Member

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    Which 2 racket should i buy if i am a doubles,offensive player,loves to smash.
    Best from yonex,but pls do give all suggestion.(non-yonex also can!:D:D:D)
     
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    Arc-7,Nanospeed 6000 is suit for doubles.
     
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    Arc-7,Nanospeed 6000 is suit for doubles.:)
     
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    Those are in no way offensive doubles racquets.

    AT900P, AT700 are very offensive racquets, heavy.
    MP99- offensive, more all around.
    If you are in asian, New Ti-10 (yellow or purple) is great for offensive doubles.
     
    #4 Athelete1234, Aug 25, 2008
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    AT800DEF and AT900T.
     
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    im using the yonex ti-10 (purple) right now
    on tension 23
     
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    New Ti-10 is an all-rounder racket. SOTX Woven 5 is a good defensive racket as well.
     
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    Stick with your Ti-10 unless you find it too stiff for you. It's fast enough for doubles action, and powerful enough for smashing. If the strings are too bouncy, string at 25lbs. If too tight, 22lbs. If okay, try using 24lbs.

    Phandrew, read the title. He wants OFFENSIVE racquets, not DEFENSIVE racquets. :)
     
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    Sorry thought i read defensive for some reason.

    Back to the topic. SOTX Woven 7 and Woven 11 or RSL X2 series.
     
    #9 phandrew, Aug 25, 2008
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    APACS Armor Muscle Pro 90 or 95, both have a lot of power.
     
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    ty for all your suggestion !
     
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