Whats ur main rackets

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  1. Qidong

    Qidong Regular Member

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    Switching between Babolat Comet and Chrono (control vs power).

    Don't know why it's submitted 3 times!? :(
     
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  2. ttktom

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    The Racket sthat are in my bag now are

    Yonex MP 99
    Yonex Ti-3
    Wilson HyperCarbon 9.0
    Yonex MP 33
    Yonex Armotec 700 ( Demo Racket)
     
    #122 ttktom, Feb 18, 2004
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    big bag:)
     
    #123 other, Feb 18, 2004
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    Carbonex 8 SP
    MP 99(Getting by this week :D)
     
    #124 AarOn, Feb 18, 2004
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    Main racket : Ti-10 2U strung at 22lbs :D
     
    #125 AarOn, Feb 20, 2004
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    ISO-Bag: MP-99 (3U)
    CAB-Bag: Cab-30MS (3U)
     
    #126 bluejeff, Feb 20, 2004
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    Update as of March 9th, 2004:

    New organizing method: racquets to be used strictly on types of shuttles.
    Reasons: Better durability and easier adaptation.

    Feathers:

    1st racquet: Yonex Carbonex 22 (2U/G4) BG80@23X25lbs
    2nd racquet: Pointfore 5500 T3 (3U?/G4) BG80@23X25lbs

    Nylon birdies:

    1st racquet: Carlton AS-Ti (Carlton factory string/ tension about 23lbs)
    2nd racquet: Victor Super Ti-7 (3U/G4?) factory string (~20lbs)

    Backup or loaner (both types of birdies):

    Victor Discovery Pro
     
    #127 cappy75, Mar 9, 2004
  8. Zimbie72

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    My main racquet (at the moment) is the YONEX ARMORTEC 500 although I am looking at getting the ARMORTEC 700 / 800 OF or the INFLIGHT PREDATOR 1000 (which I tried yesterday, and thought it was great!)

    I still have my 'old' racquets (can never bring myself to getting rid of them - despite what my girlfriend says!! She doesn't understand the connection a player has with his racquet - old or new!:D )

    The list is as follows:

    • VICTOR POWER BORON
    • PRO KENNEX CARBONPRO 727
    • CARLTON AEROGEAR 600
    • CARLTON AEROGEAR F750
    • CARLTON AIRBLADE "RASMUSSEN"
    • YONEX Ti5
    • YONEX ARMORTEC 500
     
    #128 Zimbie72, Mar 21, 2004
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    At least you have some decent old raquets. My old ones are rubbish and I still keep them.
     
    #129 woop., Mar 21, 2004
  10. ttktom

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    i Can't Part with My Yonex Ti-3 lol :)
     
    #130 ttktom, Mar 21, 2004
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    hehe....you have an aerogear 600 as well:)
     
    #131 other, Mar 21, 2004
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    Ssshh . . . . it's a secret :eek: . I just can't bring myself to getting rid of old racquets - I'm a terrible badminton hamster :)
     
    #132 Zimbie72, Mar 21, 2004
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    mmmmm......are u willing to sell the rasmussen:)?
     
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    Thanks for the offer, but you may want to look at the link below which reviews the Airblade Rasmussen. I have the one with a (quote) "longish white tapered plastic thingy" which I don't think you would be interested in although I think it is a good racquet.

    link: http://www.badmintonreview.com/rp/showproduct.php?product=306
     
    #134 Zimbie72, Mar 21, 2004
  15. MusclePower100

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    Rackets in my Bag:

    2 MusclePower100
    1 Armortec700
    1 MusclePower99

    I my main rackets are MusclePower100 and Armortec700.
     
    #135 MusclePower100, Mar 21, 2004
  16. LazyBuddy

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    Placed an order for 2 Yonex Cab30MS. So, u know the answer now. ;)
     
    #136 LazyBuddy, Mar 21, 2004
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    Yonex Cab 9400 and my old and trusty Cab 8DX
     
    #137 bonito99, Mar 23, 2004
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    RSL Millenium Heat Ti 4900 (which I damaged today). Backup racket is also a 4900 and an RSL Titanium Attack 3220 as a my 2nd backup.
     
    #138 sessyargc, May 8, 2004
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    my main racket is a Carlton AB AS-Lite..

    i often use it for competions and matches.. but when i'm just playing or practicing, i use my AB Attack and AB 200..
     
    #139 killer_dagger, May 8, 2004
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    mine used to be TI 7 light, but a few weeks ago i switched to SOTX woven 16 :D :D :D . funny that i use TI 7 as my main with mp 99 as my backups
     
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