Replacement for Ti-10 and MP99

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  1. preman

    preman Regular Member

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    Hello,
    Need your recommendation for replacing Ti-10 (1st Gen) and MP99. I have been using both for quite long for double games.

    Please advise. Thanks.
     
    #1 preman, Mar 29, 2012
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    ARC7 or ARC10 recommended over here.
     
    #2 CarbonexFan, Mar 30, 2012
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    For the head heavy muscle power, i would recommend something similar, perhaps a voltric 80 or z force?
     
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    for head light racket

    ns9900
     
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  5. preman

    preman Regular Member

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    Thank you for your suggestion.

    so far ARC10 and Voltric z force look interesting. Gosh there is ARC10 Limited Edition too? :)
     
    #5 preman, Apr 3, 2012
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    Zapirian Regular Member

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    I recently bought a VT80 after my MP99 broke. The MP99 is an even balance racket and I have found that the VT80 is head heavy, stiffness is similar but I don't like it all that much as a doubles racket. Feels slower than the old muscle power racket.

    I'm considering trying out the Nanoray 700(probably RP rather than FX, or a NS9900) rackets although there seems to be lots of recommendations for the Victor Brave Sword 10 as an even balance racket.
     
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    Deathblader, I notice you have VT80 and NR 700RP, would you recommend the 700RP as a doubles racket and less head heavy? I was thinking of picking one up as I really don't like the feel of the VT80 compared to the MP99.
     
    #7 Zapirian, Apr 4, 2012

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