I'm guessing it's gonna be different somehow bec of the NAMD thing? LDF 4U is on crazy sale at e78. Sent from my SM-J320F using Tapatalk
I think it's just a very limited event and for marketing gimick purposes only. Sent from my SM-J320F using Tapatalk
Well IMO, getting a 4U head heavy is a good tradeoff for that little gain in extra speed for recreational amateur player.
Yes exactly what I'm trying to say, some people think by getting the 4u they are losing alot of power but it's always not the case.
Perhaps you should get the astrox 99 when it comes out, and then give me some feedbacks on it, I would definitely appreciate your input .
Thanks for your support on my reviews! I don't know if my wallet is strong enough for yet another one so soon , given that I've already bought another n9ii. That's why it would be good if @badmintony can serve at the frontline of testing this time .
Would love to get hold of AX99 eventhough i wanted to get a stringing machine first before any new racket. But assuming i do get the AX99, I'm not really as good as yourself or s_mair in reviews. I can just tell you awesome! or amazing racket, highly recommended! and then make some small comments on its features here and there Sent from my SM-J320F using Tapatalk
I would even go as far as suggesting to Kon, s_mair or other good reviewers here to have their own sponsored (but unbiased opinions somewhat similar to paul's) blogs so we have more references. Sent from my SM-J320F using Tapatalk
Hey, simple and honest review is good enough, @badmintony. Like you said, life is short, don't worry about it, just go for it . And also like you said, don't worry about your wallet, you can always get both the stringing machine and ax99 at the same time .
Another n9ii?? The A88 was so close to the n9ii as per your review right? Maybe the A99 would slightly edge over your precious N9ii.
The n9ii is just too good to let go right now, but I am tempted to see if the ax99 is something that come close to match the handling and performance of the n9ii . The two ax88 racquets are certainly close but not quite there .
The reason I want the 4u is that extra speed and lightness for doubles, manoeuvrability as well, and it won't compensate power
You won't feel it as a 3U!!! It is waaaaaaaaaaay faster than a 3U!! But it is soooooo fast! But after you have played, if you have a weak arm, then afterwards you will bear the pain of using a normal 3U. 4U rackets don't have life in them.