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Discussion in 'Badminton Rackets / Equipment' started by clearng, Dec 13, 2006.

  1. AmourAce1000

    AmourAce1000 Regular Member

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    Last night, crash my Nano900Power White with partner. i broke 2 of this racket in this year.
    Haiz..................
     
  2. iambacktoplay

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    Hi all,
    may I know if Malaysia still selling apace as buy 1 get 1 free now?
    which model to recommend if got RM200 to spend. I play double and hope to get a racket good for both attack and defend.
    thanks all :)
     
  3. jazzroll

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    just buy apac edgesaber 10, very well in attacking or defend...
     
  4. ziggy87

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    i found the clones too light. well it's good for defense since easy to maneuver but seems to lack in attack due to lightweight. i would say getting the mid range Tantrums which i think definitely play better than the clones..well that's personal :D
     
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    I just got my Tantrum200 yesterday. I will string it on Sunday and play on Tuesday. Now thinking of which LiNing string to go with my T200.
     
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    I agree to this.
     
  7. ziggy87

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    try their NS series :D
     
  8. iambacktoplay

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    How abt Lether 8 or Lether 9? Is the Lether series is clone racket as well?

    I just went to a old shop in my town area. Sell more than 10 models of Apacs which made me very blur....roughly i can remember are Stenter 363, xxx power 1080 and 1180...Lether 8 and Lether 9, etc...I was wanted to buy but when I was looking at all the rackets and undecisive, the boss said something to turn me away from him...."Apacs best racket period and can take 36lbs...all the rackets are the same...choose the one look good to you...only coloring made them look different...."

    Alamak...how can I buy racket from him...? No free bag and hand grid somemore......

    Btw, I did not see any Tantrum series there....may I know what is the list price in RM for this racket?

    Thanks guys....:)
     
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    I got typo....i can not edit my post here....It is Lethal series but not Lether :p
     
  10. Ah_Peng

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    According to my friend who swears by the Lethal 11 , he did mentioned that the tapered frame is somehow similar to Victor's technology , tantrum series is very hard to find in SG or Malaysia.
     
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    Which NS should I try? I heard that AP62 has good reviews. And so does NS70.
     
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    i'm not sure. never tried LiNing strings as i've not heard good reviews of them. just try anything that you want
     
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    Feather Light 200

    Been using it once. And chipped the chrome paint in 4 places.

    The lightest racket I have used. before stringing, it is at 68g.

    My friend tried it, and he likes it alot.

    On the frame stamped 'Offensive', it shaped like Lethal series. So light that I missed the shuttle. Alot of wrist work.

    Anyone using it? Can share their experience.
     
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    Hi ppl,

    Finally i finish reading this thread from page 1.......Seem the best choice of affordable clone is still N900P....


    Ok, currently using YangYang Tatic 9000 3U racket. In my hand, a so so player like me, sometime i can give nice netpaly and dropshot but away smashing with ultra-sharp in front me or straight flying birdie.....:D


    I still got a old Corbonex 9 (black) in 2U which is belong to my father...later will know if i can handle it... :p


    So I feel i shd try some other rackets to see what my style is....thinking to get the N900P Red for attacking and a N900P White for defend


    I got this ideal is base from : Red is box-frame head heavy for power and White is Aerodynamic frame for fast-swing...(Am I rite?)


    Thinking to strung my N900P Red at 24lbs and White with 25lbs....


    Do you guy think it is good ideal?


    Any other suggestions in the similar price point?
     
  15. shooting stroke

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    Why go for clone, top up a bit, find and buy any of the Apacs non - clone, original series of rackets that fits your requirements i.e Tantrum, Lethal, Visible Hollow, Stern. Its worth investing, especially the high end rackets as they are very good both in quality and performance. Apacs R & D way forward direction is currently focusing more towards producing their own original line of affordable and quality series of rackets rather than clones.
     
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    sorry to disappoint you but do not trust everything that you read..

    1. N900P is already obsolete. some shops might still have it but it already stopped production. it's replaced by N990P.
    2. from my experience, the Red and White version does not have any differences. i can feel their balance is the same. similar frame. i guess it's just a marketing gimmick from Apacs.
    3. if you're used to 3U, the N900P will be too light for you as it's 4U.

    my advice, if you have the budget, skip Apacs's clonexes. you can consider their Tantrum range. 3U, even balance to slight head heavy, mid stiff to stiff. best for doubles. Tantrum 200 is the most high-end Tantrum so check it out.
     
  17. iambacktoplay

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    Thanks ziggy and shooting stroke...

    That's sound pretty logical....so if I increase my budget to RM250......which model I shd get? I hope I can hv a all-rounder racket because I still not sure how far i can perform (sometime i can give good netball, soetime very good and sharp dropshort..smash always got power but not sharp made me lacking in confident when do smashing..)...or maybe I just get a entry level apacs to try try 1st...Intially thought of N900P...Then lethal 9 but it seem most people tried it and do not like it...
     
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    With this budget and requirement, buying from any Apacs line of rackets, i highly recommend you to buy Apacs Tantrum 200. A choice and investment that worth your money. You can read my detailed review here for your additional insight about this racket : http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/showthread.php?86830-Apacs-Tantrum-200-analysis&highlight=
     
  19. iambacktoplay

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    Thank you for the great review...let me digest it...

    Btw, any bro here know if I can find the tentrum in JB area? Permai, Honly, Mega, etc?
     
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    Hi, may i know where u got your Tantrum 200 and how much you paid? thks
     

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