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

hurray .....
people in Malaysia/Indonesia who want to buy pls do let me know ... I may add my order.
and it may be closer to BS10

 

I think its kind of ironic that Panda has the rackets shipped to him (USA) from China, all while people in Asian and south east Asia have to wait twice as long even though they are being made in their own backyard GO USA!

Dan, I forgot to tell you, I finally broke 1 of the 3 Chao Pai Nano Power 728 that I bought from you years ago! I couldnt connect with the T1's or T2's, but I used a couple very stiff rackets the other night and it was amazing! I'm finally ready for a stiffer racket

 

Kwun, are you going to get a Tpro?
It would be fun to compare Tpro with VT80, BS10, SW35 and MX80

 

Sir, is there any status update for the T-shirts?

 

got my Tpro just now,
first impression, this racket is pretty impressive
got mine 84.8 gram 295mm
it feels pretty solid when I swing it

will try it tomorrow or on Saturday

some photos (Sorry for crappy photos )

 

Does the Tpro have a flex shaft? or is it as stiff as the Upro?

 

Tpro is more flexible than Upro
Tpro: 7.8 ~ 8.2
Upro: 7.5 ~ 7.7
*the greater the number, the more flexible it is
but I think the Tpro is still pretty stiff

http://www.ibuysports.com/badmintoninfosheet.html

SOTX stiffness chart:
8.0 extra stiff
8.5 stiff
9.0 medium stiff
9.5 flexible

and as you can see the Tpro is in extra stiff area
the Upro should be ultra stiff then

 

The perquisites of being The Boss.

 

Anyone knows the stiffness of Yonex rackets to have a comparison (NS 9900, Voltric, Z Slash ..)?

Cheers

 

The Tpro is a good replacement for my Ti-10 just wish it was a different color though XD

 

Never got a answer to my question before, so I'll just give it a go again, with an update.
Now nearly half of my lower grommets (the ones sticking out of the frame) have their top broken off, but seems to remain intact down in the frame. Is this a problem?

 

sorry, I don't know about it..
but from what I read, NS9900 is the stiffest out of three

maybe someone who has Tpro and these three rackets can help us about this?

 

The TPro is noticeably stiffer than the Z-Slash and more powerful. Mine felt just as quick, but that's due to lower weight and BP, I guess. It's also more controlled (as the head is bigger).

 

Got back earlier than expected from my holiday so now keenly awaiting some racquets (and hopefully not a red card) in the early days of next week, excitement indeed.

 

thanks for the info

hopefully you are there to get your racket before the courier leaves

can't wait to use the Tpro tomorrow