Victor fans club

**Shinichi** · 10-04-2012, 09:39 PM

Originally Posted by J-Dragon

Does anyone know if there's a difference in SPECS of victor superwaves 37N ( the new color ) and the regular SW37 ( blue/red color )?

Should be the same spec

**yan.v** · 10-04-2012, 09:47 PM

Originally Posted by Shinichi

Should be the same spec

They are the same spec. http://www.victorracquets.com/Portal...0Catalogue.pdf

**Shinichi** · 10-04-2012, 09:52 PM

only the colour being change

**J-Dragon** · 10-04-2012, 11:14 PM

okay thanks !

**ohma4** · 10-08-2012, 09:42 PM

hey fellow victor fans!

i'm a doubles player who owns both the BS 12 and MX 60. was wondering about getting the BS LYD. would it be of any additional benefit? considering the 2 racquets which i already owned? if so, 3U or 4U?

(not sure if this is the right post to place in =X new here!)

thanks in advance!

**ralph_lee** · 10-08-2012, 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by ohma4

hey fellow victor fans!

i'm a doubles player who owns both the BS 12 and MX 60. was wondering about getting the BS LYD. would it be of any additional benefit? considering the 2 racquets which i already owned? if so, 3U or 4U?

(not sure if this is the right post to place in =X new here!)

thanks in advance!

Hi Ohma,
If you refer to the Victor racket chart, you can see BS LYD will be in between of BS12 and MX60.
And it is more to MX60.
You can have a look at page 4 here: http://www.victorracquets.com/Portals/0/2012%20Victor%20International%20Catalogue.pdf

**ohma4** · 10-08-2012, 10:20 PM

thanks! great info!

still stuck in a dilemma whether i should splash the $$$ on the BS LYD though):

**axl886** · 10-08-2012, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by ohma4

hey fellow victor fans!

i'm a doubles player who owns both the BS 12 and MX 60. was wondering about getting the BS LYD. would it be of any additional benefit? considering the 2 racquets which i already owned? if so, 3U or 4U?

(not sure if this is the right post to place in =X new here!)

thanks in advance!

I have the MX60 as my main racquet and has the LYD in 3U (as are all my racquets). If I'm feeling good in a session I will switch to the LYD to exploit its better attacking abilities... if not, I might struggle to hit its sweet spot every time.

It's interesting to have a few regular racquets so you can switch whenever you feel like it, to enjoy their different characteristics.*

HTH.

ADD: * for recreational players like us, that is. Of cos you don't see pros switching every other match...

**karyaw** · 10-08-2012, 10:25 PM

Originally Posted by LightSaber

i saw some victor racket with MY CNA XXXXXXX code today. is this something new or what?

Hey bro..at first i had this problem also, but what i found out is that, currently all new victor rackets will come with these type of code, the SG CN something, for i call it as two code, but the one which see the code is the front one from the following country, Thus ur racket SG code, the code behind is mean by made from China. therefore this racket is legitimate one! no worries! enjoy with ur racket!

**ralph_lee** · 10-08-2012, 10:44 PM

Originally Posted by karyaw

Hey bro..at first i had this problem also, but what i found out is that, currently all new victor rackets will come with these type of code, the SG CN something, for i call it as two code, but the one which see the code is the front one from the following country, Thus ur racket SG code, the code behind is mean by made from China. therefore this racket is legitimate one! no worries! enjoy with ur racket!

Yup, nothing to worry.
But Victor with TW coded is a better quality control rackets.

Victor is Taiwan brand.

**racquetattack** · 10-08-2012, 11:13 PM

I have sold many of the BS LYD lately but my fav is still the MX70.

**karyaw** · 10-09-2012, 02:52 AM

but still all made in china too! =D taiwan also part of china!

**Shinichi** · 10-09-2012, 06:09 AM

Originally Posted by ohma4

hey fellow victor fans!

i'm a doubles player who owns both the BS 12 and MX 60. was wondering about getting the BS LYD. would it be of any additional benefit? considering the 2 racquets which i already owned? if so, 3U or 4U?

(not sure if this is the right post to place in =X new here!)

thanks in advance!

I always go for a 3U racket. Suitable for me

**Ferrerkiko** · 10-09-2012, 10:10 AM

4U is too light for me Ha ha....

**Shinichi** · 10-09-2012, 06:02 PM

Originally Posted by Ferrerkiko

4U is too light for me Ha ha....

same goes to me

**zionong** · 10-09-2012, 07:17 PM

Hi, I am a Yonex player. Now somehow I got interested in getting Victor racket for me. But after reading the spec and chart(in comparing to yonex) and some reviews, I still cant understand. So I need some help here.

I want to get a similar racket with Yonex 900P(head heavy&stiff). I learnt that Meteor and Superwave are my choices. In comparing the chart with Yonex, looks like superwave 35/37 are head heavier than meteor JJS. But, I read some reviews from victor owned players here, they claimed that meteor JJS is actually heavier than superwave?? It confused me.

In addition to that, I have tried Bravesword LYD, that doesnt look like a head heavy racket to me, but from the victor chart 2012, BS LYD is actually head heavier than meteor JJS!!! This shocks me, lol.

So can anyone help? I am being confused to get superwave or meteor JJS or even meteor x80 for me.