Ashaway strings from Mybadmintonstore

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  1. ilovedude

    ilovedude Regular Member

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    I was checking on various stores that carry Ashaway strings. The specs of Ashaway from Mybadmintonstore seem different from the others, for example Micro Power according to Dink's list is 0.70mm whereas theirs is called A-68ti (Micro Power) which is only 0.66mm, and they have different packing lebels too. Just wondering are Ashaway all from the same source ? why there is such differences. Thanks.
     
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    Do a search, asian ashaway strings have different variations than USA Ashaway.

     
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    thats true.im usg the .66mm mp n i prefer it over bg66. durability is much better as well
     
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    Ashaway strings have lots of variations. Sometimes the same model has different thickness. For example, ML has regular size (0.69) and XL (0.73).
     
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    fishmilk Regular Member

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    Ashaway strings are much more durable than Yonex of the same guage in general. MicroLegend 0.69 and MicroPower 0.70 lasts much longer than BG65 for me, in terms of playability and durability.
     
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    The thickness of ML (0.69) and XL (0.73) are always the same
    regardless where u buy them from. But in the Asia and America
    market. The thickness of the MP, PG is different of the same model.
    In Asia market MP & PG are supplied in (0.66). Whereas in Canada
    and America you can get MP & PG in (0.70) and (0.73).
    Correct me if I am wrong.
     
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    bluejeff Regular Member

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    In TW, everything from Ashaway is the same as in the USA. For example, PG 66 is 0.66 and 65 is 0.70 at both places

    From mybadmintonstore, I don't consider the a68ti as the same string as MP as the diameter change from 0.70 to 0.66, which is a significant change in strings. Also, MP does not feature Ti in it from ashawayusa's page, and I don't see those two the same.
     
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    yes... i also find it weird for the a68-ti to be the micropower... first of all, why would they put the 'ti' there if it were only a MP?...
     
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    hows the playability and durability factor at high tension stringing say 26 lbs and above?:confused:
     
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    Yes, there used to be a ti version from Ashaway, which originated from the regional Ashaway distributor in Singapore. It has now been discontinued and what you are getting is from old stock.
     

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