Professional players and their racquets

Nope. Do not have.

 

Still the green vtzf?

 

I m not sure cos i seen it at the stringing machine

 

opps,he is not using it. you can see it soon when available in the market. i heard he is not like it.

 

aww man, that's disappointing

 

Now awaiting that Li ning announce new racket of Lin dan

 

What does badmintoncn forums have to say?

 

According to local source, it is 'faster' than Z-Force. Racket itself in black with blue element. LCW been tested it for few months. I could be wrong tho

 

some say blue with silver. Now black with blue. wonder what will be the final colour

 

Dunno whether the rumours are true or not... I read that Lin Dan have signed with Adidas in the Chinese badminton forum...

 

People already mention it several time here

 

Hi Fans: Any of you guys know what racket is Zhang Nan using last night Korea open Final , doesn't seem like N55 III. It looks like N50 or N70 , i not sure ?

 

N70, it seems ZN back to his old weapon.

 

Hi Bro : Do you know where can i buy N70, I heard most places Singapore no more selling !

 

Now I am watching the game Xu Chen /Ma Jin vs Zhang Nan /Zhao yunlei. The raceket N80 flame crack , I wonder will this be like Yonex FB like that , high break case. ? Think of buying N80 or N70. N70 no more in the market !

 

n80 is sexier looking anyway

 

Any racket may break if you treat it like Xu Chen does

 

Yeah that rumour has been going around for a while now. It would be something completely without precedent and pretty amazing if it happened.

To be honest, the badminton market is so saturated with idol worshippers I feel that if Adidas doesn't sponsor someone in the top 10 they may go the way of the dinosaurs

 

My opinion , adidas is more for soccer, not badminton. But it need take time for it to produce good badminton stuff.

 

Not exactly. They can close the gap in product technologies and quality because of their R&D department. Adidas is easily one of the richest companies to go into badminton, so if sufficient funding is provided, they can (not saying they already haven't) make great equipment.