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Discussion in 'Badminton Rackets / Equipment' started by Yoppy, May 2, 2011.

  1. pininalo

    pininalo Regular Member

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    Hey good choice. Was thinking of getting a BS 09 as well. Currently the MX 80 is my go to racket, looking forward to your input on the BS 09.
     
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    sry for the repost. did not quote properly the first time. Anyways looking forward to your input on the BS 09 =).
     
  3. Yoppy

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    Liked your wooden thing too. It reminds me of an a Balinese antique
     
  4. Maklike Tier

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    Camphor wood chest. My Grandma brought one back when she was in Malaysia (then Malaya) in the 1960's. I think almost everyone in Malaysian/Indo has one :) It's where they keep their prØn I mean badminton rackets.

    /trivia of the day
     
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    Maklike Tier Regular Member

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    OMG! Victor Concept Store! Pray I never go to Taiwan.....

    SOSA-VictorConceptStore.jpg
     
  6. Ambushes

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    Such a shame!
    BS12 has a handful of paint chips after one session.. durability is lacking in the BS12.
     
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    Dang! I think I see Eric there! :D
     
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    which part of Taiwan is it???
     
  9. Maklike Tier

    Maklike Tier Regular Member

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    *sigh*

    Okay, I'm not going to say this again. Unlike every other racket on the planet, the BS's have a diamond shape. Pointy edges are really bad at holding paint, and even worse when it comes to durability. It wouldn't matter how you coated it, paint is going to chip off much much easier than with other designs. No way around it. Suck it up.

    The 12 is actually the best BS for durability. They ditched the holographic panels of the older models which is great because that stuff you could scratch off with your fingernail.
     

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    i will make sure i come to this store if i visit taiwan!

    lol hahaha :D
     
  11. Ambushes

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    Yes yes, i knew that.
    Just a shame; such a beautiful racket doesn't stay beautiful for too long.

    To be fair, i was training, hit constant overhead shots for about 90 minutes then practiced jump smashing.
     
  12. visor

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    if you like that type of shots, you should get the sw35... you will be in heaven
     
  13. Maklike Tier

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    Hit the frame less with the shuttle next time :p
     
  14. Ambushes

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    Just bought the MX80 and BS12 so the SW35 is out of the question!
    ... For now.

    It didn't seem like i hit the frame that much. Who knows.
    I'm not a pro when it comes to jump smashing though.
    My MX80 only came out with a few scratches (though they're permanent)
     
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    hey I found a twin here. i just bought those too!
    what do you think about those? i just received it yesterday, haven't tried using it.

    based on the feel when i swing it around, i like BS12 more. well maybe because it's more head-light.
     
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    BS12 is unforgiving if you miss the sweetspot imo. You need a good swing to get the most out of the BS12.
    MX80 is a bit slower but is more powerful.

    Just so you know, every mishit with the BS12 = a new paint chip. Hehe, no pressure.
     
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    Hey, just curiously, has anyone tried the Challenger series before? I'm liking the look of the 730

    Stiffness oo•oo
    Balance o•ooo
     
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    Taiwan is Victor HEAVEN!!
     
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    What about a new SW35 for 140US$ or two for 235US$ include shipping? :)
     
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    bs12_broke.jpg

    just happened last night @BS12...way too unforgiving mistake :crying:

    wrong hit at wrong time....lucky u Ambushes, it's just paintchips. :(
     

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