Can people give me a list of shops that sell CHEAP, AUTHENTIQUE Yonex raquets in Hong Kong, China? I'm gearing towards AT700 and AT900(technique). Around 700-900HKD?? Thanks
I'm quite certain that you won't find the AT900T for that price, they cheapest you'll find is probably around $1,200 and up, the AT700 is close to $1,000.
Kin Yee Racket Shop No. 4, G/F, 97 Fa Yuen ST. Mongkok, Kowloon, HK (852)23982202 kinyeeshop@yahoo.com.hk Rose Sprts Goods & Clothing Shop 8. G/F, 432-436 Hennessy Rd. Causeway Bay, Hong Kong (852)28932801 39 Fa Yuen St. Mongkok, Kowloon, HK (852)27811809 Master Keen Sports Goods shop no. 101B, 1/F, Port Centre , 38, Cheng Tu Road, Aberdeen , Hong Kong Tel: 28730318 It is always tempting to buy things as soon as you walk into a store with lots of selection and cheaper price than home. Most of these places will include racket cover, strings and grips so shop around before you buy to get the best deal.
My gf is in HK right now and just bought the AT900 P for HK$1200. It came with a BG80. I dont know which store though.
If you happen to stop by Japan, i'd just buy it from there, I bought an AT900T JP from Tokyo for HK$1,270 and it came with a Yonex soft cloth bag(retails for HK$80).
the price is quite similiar at here, in malaysia. guess that thailand still the better bargain place to get yonex racquets.
Sorry to Hijack this thread. I'll be going to HK for 2days on Friday. Can anyone please tell me where can I find Gosen rackets? Perferably Gosen Roots Aermet 6900 and how much is it? Also how much is SHB-100MX or 100LTS is selling?
I'm intending to head down to either Rose or Emmy. Will the prices there be better? As in cheaper? Can I bargain for a better price? Also can I Find Cab30MS 3UG5 in HK? Thanks
I personally don't like to shop at Emmy, I spotted some fake AT-900 last time I was there, even though they changed the Yonex logo to EC as in Emmy Chan, everything else is exactly the same as the Yonex. I don't support shops that sell fakes. Rose will have a good selection and they still sell Cab10MS, if you have time, you can visit both of their shops, they do tend to have a different stock of clothing and bags. You can't really bargain the price too much, just ask for better strings and ask for a free grip tape. You should also visit Kin Yee, it's on the same street, just a couple blocks away, just to make sure the prices are right.
