rsl heat ti 4900 vs mp 28

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  1. lee728

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    who is better???

    for smashing dropping controls
     
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    RSL 4900 in all aspects . . . not even close!
     
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    Concur wholeheartedly. The 4900 is one of the best all-around rackets you can buy and one of my top three for bang-for-the-buck at $125 retail, $100 street price.
     
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    The new 7490 is supposedly an incarnation of the 4900. Does it play the same?
     
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    Nope, unless I tested the wrong racket. The 7490 is much more endloaded.
     
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    I think I will stop thinking and just get one. :)
     
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    I prefer the 4900; tried, true and proven.
     
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    Hi DinkAlot!

    I have been using the 4900 before but I find it difficult for smashing and doing dropshots from the baseline. Now I bought a 7490 and it solved a lot of my problems. One thing I really like about the 4900 is that it's a great defensive racket. Can you share more of your experiences on the 4900? :)
     
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    how much the 7490??
     
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    Hi! It is around P3850 at Toby's and badminton hub.:)
     
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    Again, it's a great all-around racket. Difficult for smashing, I can see but dropshots? That's not the racket, that's probably your swing. But then again, everyone swings different and the 7490 is (obviously) more suited to your swing.
     
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    THE Energy Ti 5190 is this a gud racket???
     
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    Thanks DinkAlot! I guess you are right that it's in my swing. I sometimes use my old 4900 and I'm still amaze of its defensive attributes since I can swing it faster than my new 7490.;)
     
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    I do not recommend the Millennium 5 series since they are not durable. Try the new Millennium 7 instead. :)
     
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    i think millennium 7 is expensive
     
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    what string is gud for rsl 4900 cuz thats my racket
     
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    For a thin string: BG66

    For a medium string: BG80

    For a thick string: MP or BG65, BG-70
     
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    rsl ti 630 isnt it gud or not??? string
     
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    i'm using the new RSL Lt70 strings on my old 4900 at 26 lbs.:)
     
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    is it good??? is it good for smash and control and how much??
     

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