Unless both of your rackets has been applied with similar grip method, similar stringing spec. and no additional add on (e.g grommets, tape etc) and the above statements also being analyzed at an ustrung/ungrip scenario, having both similar rackets with the same spec. production but at the end while the other has a BPM measurements that falls in the range of head balance and the other head heavy, this quality differences is unacceptable for a competitive type of player to accept.
both rackets are gripped similarly, strung with same strings at same tension at same stringer. but the bp is different by at least 5mm.
it is said that the 9900 power is developed to generate more power the same goes for nano 990 power (newer version of nano 900 power)
a brief correction to my statement above.. nano 9900 power is stiffer than nano 9900 but i don't think the stiff is Tantrum-200-stiff i picked the wrong time to ask my stringer so he gave me the wrong information when he was busy they should be a 4u, 285bp detail spec i duno
I don't think so. Even if they claimed it has, such molecular differences will not be notable at all even if you are playing with both T200 or T300 while other similar spec. are followed similarly. In such case, it will not influence any game play performance outcome. Even a lot of Apacs distributor here said T300 is T200, and this marketing brand name is used to market it for Europe and Singapore, while for other Asian countries like Malaysia, it is the T200 as we know.
it is said that T300 has slightly better material. take note on the word 'slightly'. i know that they are marketed for different regions. the same goes for Lethal 60 and 70. i did not say it will affect performance.
New apacs Does someone already tested the newest Apacs Slayer, Lethal and Tantrum? I can't find reviews on it.
read this link -> http://www.badmintoncentral.com/for...ethal-60-A-Quick-Review&p=1487839#post1487839 I have tried with L60 and T200 only, which plan to see whether it is possible to try on L90 and T300.
I have the L60 but I think it's destroying my wrist so I want something with more shock control. The tantrum 200 they said is an overall very good racket but it's the same as the Tantrum 300. It's just another paint color so I don't care. I want to know about the new Lethals like 7 and 11 and slayer 380 and Tantrum Internation light....
Oh...L7 and L11 and Tantrum International Light -> very fragile, not a solid racket for me at least. Slayer 380 still no chance to use it yet, so far i more satisfied with T200, S300 and L60 for apacs rackets only, or else i will rather go for other choice. just my opinioin, but i suggest you go shop to try it out first.
I'll take a Tantrum200 for sure but would also take an extra Apacs. The Visible Hollow 2020 looks very nice or some Nano racket. What would you advise?
I thought internationally people will called VH2020 -> VH2000, but anyway there are the same rackets just different paint colors, bcz i saw in my country we dont sell VH2020, i only can find it in SG, our country do sell VH2000 which similar feeling with VH2020. It anti - vibrate i think many people awared about this, so it meant u will have more accurate during your smash and continue smashing, is a very good racket for the less strength people just like me, if your wrist power is good, i thiink T200 will be more suitable for you.
Haiz... already go for 4 shop...but cant get my Nano 900 power... Can any expert intro another racket for me beside of nano 900 power? Thx
nope, not same nano 9900 power is the evolution of nano 9900 which is a clone of YY NS9900 nano 990 power is the evolution of nano 900 power
the shiny L11 is still working great for my doubles games. It is one of the best if you are playing in double attacking mode and you are at dominating the back court.
