Rommel Alastra
Regular Member
my auraspeed 90k is already being shipped. I have been thinking whether I'll get an ARS 90K or AX 100 ZZ. In the end I went for ARS 90K. I guess AX100 ZZ is another racquet fits only for pros 

it is just stringing different, 90k is probably correctly strung where cross tension is 10% bigger.hey guys, i have just received my auraspeed 90K. I notice the frame is longer than JS S12M and less wide on the sides compared to JS S12M. is it the same as you guys? for those who own both racquets. thanks.
Let me tease this review of the Adidas Wucht P8...I had used the JJS and the Jetspeed 10 (original) previously. As I couldn't get the JJS anymore and the JS10 was a bit too light for me at only 4U.
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Personally, I play a more attacking style, which seems like it is the trend at the moment, so it is not a big down side for me. Overall, I really liked this racket for attacking. I would like the balance to be a little more head heavy and may be have the same compact head as the JS 10 then it would really shine as an attacking racket.
Try it. Buy it. Thank me.Ever since using the JS10, I had in mind my personal holy-grail-spec which would be a racket that is as direct, fast and snappy as a JS10, but which offers a more solid feel on impact and a bit more ooomph on big smashes. And a frame without sinking grommet holes would come in handy too.And -spoiler incoming- I haven't been disappointed. The Wucht P8 is one hell of a racket. [...] Power is there. Plenty of it. [...]
Among the attacking all round rackets similar to 90K, i find Kawasaki Master 900 have the most obvious head weight with a mild compact head that you could be looking for as an alternative to 90KPersonally, I play a more attacking style, which seems like it is the trend at the moment, so it is not a big down side for me. Overall, I really liked this racket for attacking. I would like the balance to be a little more head heavy and may be have the same compact head as the JS 10 then it would really shine as an attacking racket.
It’s funny because i’ve used both 90k 3u and 4u comming from 3 u Duora z-strike. I prefer the 4u version hands down. I love how easy the racket playabillity is. It really comes down to your own preferences.
I will make the same chart with my rackets:
Power (clears): DZS > ARC11 > 90k
Power (smashs): DZS > 90k > ARC11
Speed: 90k > ARC11> DZS
Control (net): 90K > ARC11 > DZS
Control (back court): 90K > DZS> ARC11
Defence: ARC11> 90k > DZS
Ease of use: 90k> ARC11> DZS
Drives: DZS> 90k- ARC11 equally
Counter: 90k> ARC11> DZS
Stability: DZS> ARC11>90K