Racket Selection.

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  1. Buddha

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    Hey Guys,

    Im looking for a new raket to buy that is Light and Stiff. What im looking for is a racket that smashes strong, and has precise shots. Price is not really an option, and if possible I would like the racket to be a Yonex model. I would also like to ask which is better for smashing, stiff or slexable rackets.

    So.

    Light, Stiff, Strong smash, Precise shots. I will put about 23lbs of tension

    Thanks
     
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    Stiff light good smash plus control? Sounds like how they touted the Nanospeed 9900.
     
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    You will love the NS 9900. It's one of the best rackets ever made and fit to your requirements perfect.
     
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  4. Buddha

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    Awesome Thanks a lot guys! What about the armortech 900? (4U)
     
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    Also a very fine racquet. You would likely be happy with that, too.
     
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    I don't think the light requirement fits in there though
     
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    So I found a guy who sells nanospeed 9900 for 140$ and im wondering if the racket is real or not because on the yonex website its goes for 229$ his name is [FONT=Segoe UI, Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]Jean-Francois Savage, in Montreal Quebec.[/FONT]
     
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    If you found him through kijiji through this ad:
    http://montreal.kijiji.ca/c-acheter-et-vendre-articles-de-sport-exercice-autre-Badminton-Yonex-Nanospeed-9900-W0QQAdIdZ415964714

    N    o, he is not selling authentic rackets. All of his rackets are very low priced and in most cases, under cost, which is impossible.

    I sell mine at 219.99$ + taxes with free stringing, however the store is on the south shore (Saint-Hubert). I also have the Armortec 900 P.
     
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    Ok thanks Ill keep that in mind. Ill need to save up some money before I can buy the racket.

    Could you tel me if you have a nanospeed 9900 (3U4G) if yes ill need a BG80 string, tension 23.
    I would need a week or two from now to get the money, (when my paycheck rolls in)
     
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    Oh, also if I buy a pair (two rackets) would you give me a discount please? same tension same string same racket.
     
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