What's the Li-Ning equivalent to the AT600?

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  1. idontknow017

    idontknow017 Regular Member

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    What I mean is, which Li-Ning racket has similar specifications as the AT600?
    Thanks.
     
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    idontknow017 Regular Member

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    Nooo, my edit button is gone :(
    Anyway, after some searching I have found that the N55 and N90 are close to what I'm looking for.
    Can anyone tell me the differences between these two?
    Thanks again :)
     
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    N90 is Lin Dan's racket. When he was sponsored by Yonex, he used the MP99. Therefore I presume they have similar characteristics. The N55? I have used the N50, my friend has it. It is even balanced, has a mid flex and is rated 3U. So the N50 is similar to the Yonex ArcSaber 7...... I presume that the N30 will be the one you're looking for......
     
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    but isn't mp99 much cheaper than n80? o.o
     
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    Yes yes! But I said that they have similar characteristics. Obviously, N90 is better....
     
    #5 thereal, Dec 15, 2010
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    why?

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    The last time Lin Dan used MP99 was 8 years ago ... it certainly isn't what he used last before the Li-Ning switch. And how research turns up N90 and N55 as closest to AT600 ... :confused:
     
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    Based on specs something like NC2100 or NC2300 look closer ...
     
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    (make that almost 7 years ...)
     
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    Well I've already decided to get the N55 :)
     
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    Yes.. Lin Dan's last yonex racket was the Armortec 700.. Lin Dan aint the only one to do a Li Ning switch... My next racket will be a Li Ning too... Their rackets are more 'worth the price' than Yonex.
     
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