Heheh..wow.. ..Chire, i'm smiling while reading the header of your post "My Basic badminton gear" and comparing with the list of items you've got..
these are the things tht usually inside my bag. 1. AT 700 2. ns9000s 3. MP88 4. Training racket 5. Antique squash racket (much more heavier than squash rackets nowadays) 6. Mizuno wave angle R1 7. shb 98 mx 8. Adidas deodorant and towel 9. No speed limit jacket 10. 2 victor t-shirts 11. yonex shirt 12. 1 moible phone and a pda phone 13. wallet 14. water bottle 15. 1 tube yonex a-30 and 1 tube of apacs birdy 16. siccors 17. some first aid stuffes
Nice equipment dimitri! As you own shoes from mizuno and yoneks, would like to ask for your opinion: wich shoes do you like more? how do they fit and feel?
haha ..sorry for hat ..it's actually behind the mp88.. the squash racket head is smaller than the badminton racket's head u can see there are 5 handles
well..erm.. i usually use mizuno for training coz it's light and obviously cheaper than yonex..haha..at the same time, i wont feel heart breaking even if it tears off during training. For the yonex, it's much more softer which protects my heel and it also absorb shock when i jump overall, yonex is sure better than mizuno as it's more comfortable. The mizuno has quite agood grip too..i feel like running in the air with it. but it doesnt mean the yonex is is heavy..hehe.. just feel that the mizuno is lighter
Hey Dimitri, thank you for your reply! Mizuno sells only running-shoes over here, wich seems to be first class. Got the chance to get some mizunos for badminton next year, but never tried this brand before.... well, appreciate your comment!
no prob man..well ya.. mizuno running shoes or spike shoes are very good. I was a long distance runner when i was in high sch and i really prefer mizuno runnong spike shoes than asics. My badminton shoes were baught from hong kong trough my fren's mom.If im not wrong it cost me $350 hkd
