Thanks kwun, that's exactly what I was worried about - and it seems my decision to wait for the Revelation was right. Although I got nice power by now, my timing under pressure is off too often for a racket like that. I hope we'll see some photos soon
When does Panda expect to finish the development of a Panda power bag??? I have to replace mine soon, and will try to wait for it, but need to know how long will the wait be???
For some reason that reminds me of the U1, obivous the U1 feels heavier but swinging it isn't that bad.
Yes but since the Ultra Pro is a bit headheavier then the U1, they should feel similar in hand. Well that's what I think.
Sir, thinking and actual can be different and in this case is. The UPros are a good 4-5g lighter in weight (on average) and the BP is only a bit more, not a lot.
photos will come tonight. another word about the weight, with the stiffness but lower weight, the feel is between my ARC10 and AT700. slightly heavier than average, but not overly so. i played a few games of doubles with it and didn't have much issue adjusting to it. the stiffness is great for smash. the solid feel is excellent. feel is also great on touch shot. just the right amount of feedback. the racket overall feels stiff and lively. in fact, i think it beats many Yonex rackets in the feel department.
to be honest, none of the yonex racquets I have tried for any length (arc 008, arc7, arc 8dx, nanospeed 300) have had as good a feel as my head (metallix/power helix) and dc badminton (trinity2) racquets.
ok. so this is really hard. a black racket with subtle marbling under the clear coat. it is very hard to not make it boring and stupid, and even harder to show the marbling underneath. this is going to really test my studio lighting skills. not successful yet.
In order to show the finer black details, you'll need to avoid too much contrast, ie. avoid white background. Use a darker or black velvet cloth as the background. And try different lighting, eg. 1 vs. 2 pinpoint lighting, or diffuse lighting etc, to see which one best highlights the fine black details.