help me about armortec 250 limited edition

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  1. d3sm0nd

    d3sm0nd Regular Member

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    any1 using it?how was it?:confused:
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    It's the same thing as the normal version except it was made for the Beijing Olympics.
     
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    d3sm0nd Regular Member

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    so is armortec 250 a good racket?:confused:
     
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    So, what is your definition of a 'good racquet'?
     
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    hmm...can smash n defence very well?:rolleyes:
     
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    one more ques,is armo 250 made in taiwan?
     
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    I think that it depends on the user and his or her technique.
     
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    The AT250LE looks lovely doesn't it?

    I think for most intermediate level players, the AT250 is a reasonably good racket. However, there may be better rackets for you, depending on your playing style.
     
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    If i had the option of buying a low end yonex racket for mid-high end racket from other brands i would choose the mid-high end racket from other brands.
     
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    u mean armo 250 a low end racket?:(
     
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    yes the AT250 is a low end racket.
     
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    Hi d3sm0nd

    On my trip back to Malaysia(from New Zealand) last month I bought a armortec 250 limited edition. It is quit pwoerful and has a massive sweep spot area. Although it is a low end racquet it is extremely good for smashing but I would give it 7/10 for defence. Even though the defence rate is low, the attack rate will make up for it. I was also trying it to a Amortec 700 and suprisingly it created a lot more power than the 700. On the down side it feels really heavy even though it says 3U.
     
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    My guess why you produced less power with the AT700 was that you couldn't flex the shaft of the AT700.
     
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    yeah probably was, but whateva suits that guy will do fine:)
     
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    wow i was surprised cos u say 250 better den 700,hehe....i jus got my at250 special edition las few days,how much u bought in riggit malaysia?:)
     
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    AT250 is low end racket and yes it make in taiwan....my fren own the green colour...i try to swim for few....it's most heavy racket in armortec series.....can be used as warm up and also training racket for me =D
     
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    Hehe I bought on sale form the umbro shop in pertama complex for RM250
     
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    i bought rm199 only but without string...:p
     

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