Any one using their rackets? Care to share? This is just perfect example how every manufacturer should present their line up and specs: https://issuu.com/redsonsports/docs/redson_badminton_catalog_2019 Got myself ultra dynamic US-20 to try after fiasco with mizuno jpx 8.5's...
go here: http://www.redsonsports.com/ click on global site and choose closest country to you, considering that they design rackets in japan and produce them in taiwan (at least high end ones), prices in europe is freaking real deal!
played with bumpy 1000 premium series and SHAPE 01, both haf great feel considering i prefer even balance specs
not bad quite fast but i have not played much with this racket yet just got it and string required to be changed
I wonder if they have time to make those dimples, why not make it sharp/aerodynamic or some "flute" frame
actually shape line is aero as well and with dimples .. according to them they lower drag, torque and increases stiffness and durability
so my us-20 is with me: first impressions: as per specs quite compact head, js10 length, just the top of the head is a bit wider, but frame profile especially at the top part much narrower, on the whole frame profile is very narrow (except lower octo part), dry swinging (and doing strokes with shuttle on the wall) it seems exceptionally fast, and stiff, more or less on par with js10 (once again as per specs), with my setup (cushion wrap and redson overgrip) weight 90g (redson 3u is around 86-87g), head weight 39g, top notch painting, just exquisite - that black color gradient to no color to expose woven carbon looks so cool. so nice that removing factory grip does not leave any glue at all on the handle p.s. black redson over grip is the most tacky I tried, s-3 strings produce very very high pitched metal sound. soooooo shape 07 already on the way to me
and shape 07, the most beautiful racket like ever, and extremely interesting, just strung with 22x22 pattern, instead of 22x23
it has very different swing, naturally due to very different head, it is stiff so lots of precision, and it is the fastest racket I tried, due to the speed power is there, but I would categorise this racket as more control and precision than power sledgehammer, but very very fun to use, I think it would a bit easier to find sweet spot with 22x23 stringing pattern.
