old school Aerotus's...

AhNgaU · 10-06-2002, 04:52 AM

I hear about certain racquets being head-heavy, head light, balanced, flexible, stiff etc...but never heard about the Aerotus series benig talked in this way. could some one please enlighten me on this?!?!

how were the 110/77/66/55/44's like? And is anyone (of us) using them currently as their primary racquet, or professionals? Was the 110 the 'premier' yonex racquet last time? Like the Ti-10 was, and MP100?

And is there any carbonex that plays like a 110?

thanks a lot

Reynar · 10-06-2002, 06:55 PM

I have an Aerotus 110, I'd have 2 but I sold one to a friend. (He still owes me $89 for it too)

Good control and great power. More flexible than my MP77. Head heavy for power. Easy to use unlike the MP series which may throw you off for a while.

Maybe CAB-20? Not sure. A Carbonex that's not too stiff and is head heavy? Anyone else?

10-06-2002, 04:52 AM	#1
AhNgaU Regular Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 31	old school Aerotus's... I hear about certain racquets being head-heavy, head light, balanced, flexible, stiff etc...but never heard about the Aerotus series benig talked in this way. could some one please enlighten me on this?!?! how were the 110/77/66/55/44's like? And is anyone (of us) using them currently as their primary racquet, or professionals? Was the 110 the 'premier' yonex racquet last time? Like the Ti-10 was, and MP100? And is there any carbonex that plays like a 110? thanks a lot

10-06-2002, 06:55 PM	#2
Reynar Regular Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 82	I have an Aerotus 110, I'd have 2 but I sold one to a friend. (He still owes me $89 for it too) Good control and great power. More flexible than my MP77. Head heavy for power. Easy to use unlike the MP series which may throw you off for a while. Maybe CAB-20? Not sure. A Carbonex that's not too stiff and is head heavy? Anyone else?