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Discussion in 'Badminton Rackets / Equipment' started by clearng, Dec 13, 2006.

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  1. Kiloo

    Kiloo Regular Member

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    We can send u from here as we have a dealership, but the courier cost may be high. PM me your address I'll find out + the particular racket U want, strung or not, with what string and tension. I'll see what we can do.
     
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    NOW, that is a good question which I would normally reply :"NO". However hvng 2 differently strung rackets (like I have too) is bound to give u 2 different 'feelings'. The one thing to do is to actually WEIGH them both, and look for their balance points; which I will do soon when I get back to work. I'll see about posting the results during the next week...
     
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    any review or spec??? TQ in advance
     
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    higher tension more power needed?
     
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  5. Kiloo

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    higher tension better control but more power needed on drives and smash. And the reverse is true.
     
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    thanks for the quick respond !!
     
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    In addtion you play $10-14 for shipping + 10 (atleast for BG65).
     
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    Did you say reverse is true? Actually it is. It depends on your playing style. High tension can give you both precision and power.
     
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    Hi..nayone can tell me how the feel for this racket..TQ
     
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    which racket are U saying?
     
    #3710 Kiloo, Jan 9, 2011
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    I mean the APACS Rapier 88 SG..Thanks gentleman!!!!!
     
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    yesterday went down to honly to grab some shuttlecocks and also asked if the tantrum 200 is still available but to my great disappointment though the distributor still had stock honly will not be taking in any... anyone can advise me where i can get one in SG? or any new series that is similar?
     
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    anyone can recommend an APACS racket that is both flexible and head heavy?
     
    #3713 llpjlau, Jan 10, 2011
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    i don't think apacs has any flexi rackets..medium stiff yes, a bunch
     
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    any one tried the slayer 88 (racket or string)?
     
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    The Lethal 25 or 20 would fit the bill.
     
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    just buy apacs nano 9900.....want to try this evening....
     
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    Thank you in advance.
     
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    I sifted thru the stock directly and found that the NEW (red) Nano 900 Power suits your needs. Check it out. and let us know
     
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