some interesting info about fake rackets in China

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  1. Foreverlove

    Foreverlove Regular Member

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    sorry, just can't see any funny or interesting part.
    don't know what you are trying to point out either
     
  2. xXazn_romeoXx

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    i was already at a high level when i got it...i just bought one on ebay out of curiousity to see if it would be fake or real...but good thing it was cheap! lol
     
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    Fakes are a waste of money. Just buy a genuine product.
     
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    true! problem is, if you aquired one unbeknownst, how do you get rid of it ;):p:D
     
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    i dont like to be on your opposing side, racket could come flying off the handle.
     
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    hahah! Well I guess that's their problem!! :D Not to be heartless but they sure got to know what they are buying is genuine. If they are not sure, they need to do some homework to ensure they are not falling into a trap.
     
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    i hate them sell fake racquets is so cheap
     
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    Ppl with more money r not happy with the fake cheap stuffs since they'll have a doubt in mind whenever they wanna shop.Afraid that they'll get a fake one for a 150 USD,instead of the genuine one.That's why ppl r more n more smart in differentiating genuine n counterfeit rackets.
    But u still cant stop the flow,since there are still lots of ppl who just got into this game,wanna have a yonex racket(even though it's fake),who doesnt have money,etc.Fake still exists n growing because there's demands.
     
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    i totally agree with Smichz. Actually, fakes are not that bad afterall. We arent all pros here, so actually, the fakes are also quite suitable for us. I got some decent fakes when i was in Hai Nan Dao(china) a year ago, i think they are comparable to brands like apacs, proace. Its a matter of choice. A beginner given a AT700, wouldnt make him as good as LD.
     
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    my fake yonex ti could bare 30 lbs easily, when my original NS9kX already have a crack at 28lbs
     
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    same stringer?
    ...
     
  12. Smichz

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    the thing about the tension..is that it may vary.Some fakes can take upto 25lbs or more..no problem.Some might crack already.The weight also..may vary.Playability as well.That's the problem with the fakes,there's no standard.
     
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    I am in Shenzhen.

    Yes there are shops sell fake rackets. And also there are several store that sell genuine products.Experienced badminton fans know where to buy genuine one.
    There are posts on lots of BBS tell people how to identify a genuine or fake Yonex rackets and why fake rackets are harmful....
    But ,I always met fans that use a fake Yonex and know it is fake one.

    Really can't understand

    Next time you come Shenzhen , you can contact me ,I can introduce you a

    local brand rackets ,quality are good.
     
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    No I don't think so.

    1.Most posiblly ,there are defects in the fake rackets ,how can you image

    that your rackets break into pieces and flying towards your playmates ?

    2.The painting , fake racket use really cheap paint ,it is harmful to your body.

    Even in a normal factory ,the workers who do painting work wear like

    astronaut , and ,whenever a worker doing that job for over 3 years, he must
    change to other job according the law ,why them do that??
     
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    :)

    Seeing that I knew my badminton, the storekeeper didn't try to pass it off as a genuine Yonex racquet. Instead, he told me upfront that it was a fake ("original duplicate" is the term he used) and asked if I were interested. He quoted USD 20.

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    "original duplicate" is lie word too.

    If like that ,it means somebody take semi-final products out of

    factory.Where were the guards then ? If they(fake rackets maker) really

    have that convenience,why not take out final products ,they can sell with a

    better price
     
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    'Original duplicate' has none of the meanings you are so worked up about. :cool:

    What he meant is 'a duplicate product as good as the original' :D
    To me, it's still a fake. :)
     
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    You should buy some genuine racket from some special and professional sport shop. They sell the genuine and they are creditable. There are many fake racket in China, that is the fact, but ,its market is not you who play the badminton professional...the fake racket are draw 'yonex' but almost every body knows that it's not the genuine one because of the low price and poor quality. Many people just wanna play badminton as a normal sport or game rather a competition...so that no need to buy some high price YY's racket. My first racket in many year ago was a fake racket worth 75 Yuan RMB...it was enough for one totally freshman. Yes, ...fake is not a correct things...but who can stop it?no body...Like the MP3, Movies and Software from Internet through P2P...Somebody said Existent things are always reasonable...I don't agree overall, but it may be with reason in some degree...=.=!!
     
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    lead fume.....if they r lucky
     
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    In china,most of ppl's reason to buy fake yonex racket is because they're cheap.Playability fits most of the beginners in badminton.It's not designed for those intermediate or advanced players,since they have more power on the swings than the beginners.An intermediate or advanced player should knows well for which racket he's going to use,which fits him/her.Oh yeah..u cant forget about the looks n the offer.

    The looks imitating the real yonex racket,which made ppl think.."oh..i got a yonex racket"."At least look like it".

    The offer..most people just couldn't resist the offer..esp beginners,those who r not yet willing to spend alot on a racket.For less than 100 rmb,someone can buy any models,any weight,..plus a bg65(25rmb) n a cheap overgrip(5rmb) as a bonus.

    I cant help to say,the fake has somehow became an alternative for some people,esp the beginners.It's not actually made to fool a buyer who wanted to buy a genuine one.These cases r appearing most from the online shopping..n has causing loss for those who got less experience.
     
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    as i said earlier.........
    cant play good, but, at least must look good............:p
     

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