Guobao Backhand King

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  1. dorysan

    dorysan Regular Member

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    Hi guys,
    look what ive found:"Guobao Backhand King"
    http://www.sohubuy.com/viewphoto.asp?id=23706
    racket that helps you teach yourself how to play backhand :eek:
    maybe somebody tried it before?
    and maybe someone willing to sell me one of those? or trade for some racket?
    any reviews?

    thank you,
    Dory.
     
  2. LiNing1

    LiNing1 Regular Member

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    no offence but this is lame and expensive. if you want to learn how to do a backhand then watch some videos of taufik hidayat or lin dan. ;):p
     
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    Agree, you're better off taking a few lessons from a professional coach and practising lots after that.
     
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    It's an interesting idea, I suppose.
    Personally, I'm against anything "ergonomically designed" like that - unless it's customized to fit me specifically, then it's probably not going to work for me.
    Can you even hit a forehand comfortably with that thing?

    If you wanted to try it, I'm sure you could very easily carve your own handle like that - the photographs on that page show enough detail for you to be able to copy it.
     
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    A friend of mine bought it and I tried it. I must say pretty interesting and the way the grip is designed really fits ergonomically and is the proper grip for backhand.
     
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    It's interesting. I 'll think about it.
     
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    i'm not against the design. Actually i gave some thots about it several years ago on how to reshape the handle for better backhand. I think there are some overgrip with groove texture but it only help forehand stroke. I havent tried backhand king racket, if it doesn't interfere with my other strokes, i'm for it.

    however, u have to make 2 designs, one regular and one for lefties.
     

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    are they saying you should use this racquet when playing your normal game or is this just for training your backhand?
     
  9. dorysan

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    hehe, the racket is not for me... my backhand is quiet good...
    just showing some stuff that i found, and asking if its really helpful, it can be used as B-day present :p:D
     
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    If TH made this product one day..i'll buy.
     
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    My friend have bought this one. It is called Guobao racket in chinese.Not only for backhand. Maybe the sohubuy.com translate it not so proper.
     
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    did you tried it?
     
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    Yes.I did. I think it just like sotx 5D-3.
    It is 4U weight.
     

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