sir may i ask from bs 8 ,9 ,10,11 w/c one is head light . i really want to buy a hi end racket but im afraid to buy the wrong one my low end racket is a muscle power 25 ive won matches with it, i like its light head weight and length but its shaft feels little bit flexible esp. when the court is hot. i would like something nearest to my yonex im disappointed with my2 rackets yonex 8600ti very stiff and my rsl millenium attack3200 w/c makes my shoulders ache always as it absorbs the vibration. pls help me decide sir.
Spira 21 review will go live on my blog on Friday 30 July. Just log on to www.badminton-coach.co.uk Paul www.badminton-coach.co.uk
That's 5 days away, you horrible, nasty, despicable tease! Looking froward to it, although I am still weired out a bit that if you go to the Victor website and have a look at the sponsored players, the ones playing with Spiras are playing with the so far unseen Spira 22.
pls enlighten me more , i didnt knew that theres a different racket to us when playing doubles or singles . also any idea w/c racket is head light BS 8 , 9, 10 ,11 .
Well I tried to get one through a friend out there who IS Victor sponsored and he said Victor have stopped making it. I have also just looked at the European Victor web site and I know they were selling BS10s a few months back but they are no longer listing it at all.
www.victor-sport.co.uk Edit: you are right ! The Bravesword 10 was on the website at the start of the last week but it is not on the website anymore I will email Victor for you and see what they. I will try and get back to you ASAP
Well, most of the Carlton rackets aren't sold in Asia, so I'm not surprised that any company would have certain models not available in certain countries. If you go to the Victor TW website and flounder around in there, if you have a look at the sponsored players profiles, many of the men are playing with BS10's so I'd hazard to suggest that it's not going anywhere.
Victor Spira 21 review is now live on my blog. Go to www.badminton-coach.co.uk Paul www.badminton-coach.co.uk
Depends if you think colour has anything to do with gender. Personally, I think the 169 with neon yellow strings and a bright blue overgrip, and you've got yourself an 80's inspired weapon!
I would think that more females would use the BS169 because of the pretty colours but its a nice racket. I got my GF one of these and she actually prefers it over the ARC9. It could be because of other reasons though but its a nice racket for those looking for a more flexible racket.
The color scheme is lady-esque. Anyone can play with it but doubt there'd be enough boys compared to girls whipping those beaties.
didn't able to make it, as i had an urgent business trip elsewhere... currently in a place where badminton still need a long time before it's something....
Maklike I personally test the racquet over a period of time before writing the review. I now use a standard format. Whenever I'm testing a racuqet, I really haven't a clue what I'm going to write before I get on court. I'm fortunate that a retailer I'm connected to asks me to test racquets before they purchase them. So, if I feel they are poor quality and not worth the money, then they won't order the racquet. Hope this helps in some way! To your success Paul www.badminton-coach.co.uk Hey, by the way, my Online Coaching Program goes live on 12th August.
Not a huge fan of the standard format. Seems a little bit formulaic and detached, but that's just me. The info is there though, so can't complain too much! Thanks for taking the time.
