Armortec 250

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  1. UserBlade

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    Im contemplating on whether to by the armortec 250 and wanted to get peoples reviews on it.
     
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    I was about to buy one but for about $20 more I got the AT500. I'm not sure if they're alike or not but I can tell you the AT500 is excellent for smashers and hard hitters.
     
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    The 250 is an overall good racket for its price. But if you can get the 500 for a marginal addition to the 250's price, then I would go for it.

    It's rated as stiff, but it isn't that rigid. The power and control is ok-good, but not outstanding, I suppose.
     
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    bump..............
     
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    hmmm 20 dollars more? Are you sure?
     
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    It's a good decent racket for various player level. I recently bought one fro a friend of mine.
     
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    How about the AT 300 how is that racquet?
     
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    Bbbbbbbbbbbbuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmmppppppppp
     
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    Please reply I need these reviews :(
     
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    Can't you demo one UserBlade?
     
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    Not a lot of shop will string an entry level AT for demo in Bay area...
     
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    therr arent any stores next to me that I know of
     
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    hmmm i suggest AT500 =p its an awsome racquet, specially with BG68TI strings
     
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    AT300 is gud. made in Japan, where as AT250 is made in china. I prefered AT500, there was a price diff of SGD 70, so had to opt out to AT300. Head heavy and gud offensive. Wud go in for either At500 or AT700 in the near future.
     

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