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apacs slayer 88

 

No, is a racket......

 

seems like apacs had been reusing some names? ahhahaa

 

that is partly true. when i use a 32 lbs its very hard for me to hit as well as when i use 30lbs or 28lbs, this is because the string snap back a lot faster than my swing speed. But when i use lets say 24 lbs, no matter how hard i hit i cant increase the shuttle speed any faster, its because maybe my swing is faster than the string snapping back. As maybe you know pros are ussually use tension of between 30-35lbs, while an amature is suggested to start at 24lbs and as their strength and speed increases so too is the string tension.

Sorry its a very brief explaination on a bit complex issue, you can find more info at the "string" section i posted many more there.

 

For your reference, a male pro ussually use 30 to 35 lbs. I would not recomment anything below 24 for a male starter. But since i assume you have been playing for a long while anything between 26 to 30 lbs is possible

 

i gonna buy tantrum 200 soon...i nid suggestion on string and tension it should go...any recommendation for me?
i dun like high tension because i dun have the strength for it...i wish to clear base line to baseline easier...
any string can product 'good' sound?

 

yonex bg 80 or 85 i think....with tension 24 or 25 ibs.

 

BG66 too!!

 

I just broke one of my racquets today, a Carlton one not Apacs, but an Apacs guy is coming to my uni club with a few tester racquets for us to try. Dunno which one I will get yet, but it's good I get to try the range first

 

okay,thanks for the suggestion...
then among BG66, BG80, BG85...which 1 can produce nice sound when hit/smash?(maybe i should go to string section and ask)

 

anyone tested lethal 90? how was it?

 

BG85 - Check at: http://www.yonex.com/badminton/string/high_hitting_sound.html

 

Yes I already tried it. The frame head is similar like Victor Bravesword 11, it's convenience for drive and smash have a good power.

 

thanks for the link bro...

 

Is there any Apacs racket like Victor Bravesword series, that "it cuts through air" and "jack-all-trade but master of none"?

 

Lethal 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 90. All this series frame just like Victor Bravesword series. Hexagonal frame.

 

Thanks for the answer.

I have a Lethal 70, and I feel that it is quite heavy and not very responsive when defending. (Maybe it's just me...)
How does Lethal 90 compare to that?

 

ask that guy above. he tried it.

 

... and the shiny L11.

 

I am using L11. This rackets is good for attacking but not that great for defending, except for backhand clear shots.