Panda Power: A Racket That Can Take 40lbs. String Tension!

[DinkAlot]

Panda has a secret, and it's gonna whip up a storm.

Trinity 2 pro should be stiffer so pros can use it XD

Pros already use it.

And yes, the Trinity Pro (TPro) will be 5mm more head heavy and stiffer to account for the shift in BP.

[what07]

Pros already use it.

And yes, the Trinity Pro (TPro) will be more 5mm across the board more head heavy and stiffer to account for the shift in BP.

Sounds GREAT! So this will be the next shipment of T2 that'll also be rename?

[cobalt]

Pros already use it.

And yes, the Trinity Pro (TPro) will be 5mm more head heavy and stiffer to account for the shift in BP.

ETA?
15charred...

[DinkAlot]

ETA?
15charred...

2-3 months. See how the Precision and Ultra Pro sales go.

[singnflip4life]

Haha from the response so far, it seems like you'll have plenty of sales.

I am curious though what the T2 would be like in both a stiffer and less stiff version.

[bbi2004]

Sorry DinkAlot Sir, for raising the question.
Could you please give some information regarding comparison between "Trinity 2 Pro" and "Genesis".

[DinkAlot]

Haha from the response so far, it seems like you'll have plenty of sales.

I am curious though what the T2 would be like in both a stiffer and less stiff version.

A stiffer T2 (TPro) would be the same stiffness as the T1 but the TPro will be a bit more head heavy across the board.

[DinkAlot]

Sorry DinkAlot Sir, for raising the question.
Could you please give some information regarding comparison between "Trinity 2 Pro" and "Genesis".

Update on all the Panda Power rackets:

Precision: available in about a week
Trinity 2v3: currently available
UltraPro: in production, available in 30-45 days

Titan: revised, based on the Arc Saber 10 frame, still in the testing phase
"Racket D" (no name yet): new dynamic power shaft, undecided frame shape, either Arc Saber or AT900P), early testing phase

Revelation: delayed indefinitely; until Panda can find the proper shaft
Genesis: no longer being produced

[visor]

Update on all the Panda Power rackets:

Precision: available in about a week
Trinity 2v3: currently available
UltraPro: in production, available in 30-45 days

Titan: revised, based on the Arc Saber 10 frame, still in the testing phase
"Racket D" (no name yet): new dynamic power shaft, undecided frame shape, either Arc Saber or AT900P), early testing phase

Revelation: delayed indefinitely; until Panda can find the proper shaft
Genesis: no longer being produced

Dang it Panda!

I thought you said the player makes the game, not the racket!
And now you have like 6-7 lines of rackets with various wts, bp, stiffness, cross-section, and whatnot!

[DinkAlot]

I thought you said the player makes the game, not the racket!

Of course the player is first and foremost....

...but Panda never said one cannot have fun along the way.

[kwun]

Titan: revised, based on the Arc Saber 10 frame, still in the testing phase

how about balance?

[visor]

Of course the player is first and foremost....

...but Panda never said one cannot have fun along the way.

Hahaha! Sounds like you're the one who's having more fun testing and creating rackets for us to try and buy,

....instead of playing more badminton!

[DinkAlot]

how about balance?

Plans to be lighter and more endloaded: 82 - 86g, BP290-300

[kwun]

Plans to be lighter and more endloaded: 82 - 86g, BP290-300

measured my ARC10PG... 86.05g and BP301. nice.

[kevindd992002]

How does Precision compared woth Trinity2v3 and ultra pro? Would Precision stand out among the rest?

[maa2003]

thanks boss for the information ....

For people in Malaysia/Indonesia who would like to pre-order Ultra Pro, just e-mail me or PM me. I will bring this model (Ultra Pro) for sure ....

Update on all the Panda Power rackets:

Precision: available in about a week
Trinity 2v3: currently available
UltraPro: in production, available in 30-45 days

Titan: revised, based on the Arc Saber 10 frame, still in the testing phase
"Racket D" (no name yet): new dynamic power shaft, undecided frame shape, either Arc Saber or AT900P), early testing phase

Revelation: delayed indefinitely; until Panda can find the proper shaft
Genesis: no longer being produced

[Sketchy]

Precision is designed as a generally more defensive/counter-attacking racket. The Trinity 2 has a stiffer shaft, and will probably allow you to generate a little more power weight-for-weight (although a heavy Precision may still hit harder than a light Trinity 2), but the Precision will let you generate power with less effort / shorter swing (eg. net kills) / worse technique, and should handle a little better due to the improved aerodynamics of the new frame.

The Ultra Pro will be significantly more hard-hitting than either, provided you have the technique and strength to handle it, but it will be far less suited to defensive or finesse players because of the extra weight. Power will probably be comparable to the Ultra 1, but the lighter weight and more head-heavy balance should make it easier to use, depending on what shaft stiffness Dinkalot chooses - if he goes with a flex rating of 6.5-7.0, then I'd expect it to be just as demanding as the Ultra 1 (ie. suitable for experienced players only), but potentially even more powerful.

I made a chart to illustrate roughly how the different Panda Power rackets compare:

* The Ultra Pro will either be 6.5-7.0 or 7.0-7.5, but not both - Dinkalot hasn't decided which.

Very broadly speaking:
Higher Flex = lets you generate power with less effort / shorter swing (eg. net kills) / worse technique - but absolute maximum power is less.
Higher Moment = slower on defense but potentially more powerful.

Obviously there are other factors to consider as well, such as aerodynamics...
As always, your mileage may vary..