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Tony said:
I have heard that virtuoso pro and AVP is almost the same. Just try AVP and help to give us comparison review :)
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Hi there. I have bought myself an av performance, lost it in a clash. Poor thing broke beyond recognition. Not sure if there was a problem with mine, but the av pro in my opinion is sturdier. Besides that, the rackets are pretty similar. The av pro is however a tad stiffer and heavier compared to av performance.
 
Office buddy bought himself a zf2, so I decide to splur on AVP. Indeed a fast and agile racket.. felt nimble as a 5u racket.. although raw smash power drop a tiny bit but I the speed from this is great.
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missclicked said:
Office buddy bought himself a zf2, so I decide to splur on AVP. Indeed a fast and agile racket.. felt nimble as a 5u racket.. although raw smash power drop a tiny bit but I the speed from this is great.
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AVP is a middle end racket from apacs which played like high end racket. it got me amazed too. It has speed, power and stiffness which i felt it perfect. I could see my smash got stronger and steeper. But what lack from AVP is paint. It chip easily. (Yellow model) . I don't know but sometime AVP made my wrist tired fast or it just only me, since i think i have bought avp with extra head heavy then my second one. Inconsistent batch. I have sold my second AVP. Haha
 
Could someone clarify the grip size for me? How big is the standard size of Apacs. Is it the same as Yonex's G4, or is it the same as Yonex G5. I've heard some say it's between Yonex G4 and G5. Could anyone clarify this for me, I'd be really grateful.
 
adrd2 said:
Could someone clarify the grip size for me? How big is the standard size of Apacs. Is it the same as Yonex's G4, or is it the same as Yonex G5. I've heard some say it's between Yonex G4 and G5. Could anyone clarify this for me, I'd be really grateful.
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I'm looking for an apacs racket with the following specs, if any exists
-3u
-even balance
-medium flex/medium stiff
-aero frame preferred but box is okay

may i have some suggestions please thank you
 
Carbonex_7 said:
The last part of Honor trilogy.

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All the Honor models seem to have a unique graphic design of their own, Apacs should do a better job in making the graphic design more consistent. I like the colour scheme of the H200 but the font of Honor 200 word is too small to be seen properly. Anyway the focus point of APACS rackets is always not about its beauty.

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H200 has the length of 672mm, 3mm shy of 675mm H800s. Where do they cut the 3mm out? The answer is the shaft. The H200 has 1mm longer handle which means a total of 4mm of shaft length has been removed to make it to the length it is now. That is the reason why it feels stiffer than H800s and a lot like T200 II (stiff shaft) when come to play. This is a brilliant move by APACS to increase the swing speed of the racket while maintaining the stiffness of the shaft. H200 reacts really quick in fast exchange and defence, so far the best defensive racket from APACS IMO and the head heaviness of the frame making sure it can pack a decent amount of power into smash.

Comparison:
Smashing Power:
H800ET>H800P>H200
Swing Speed:
H200>H800ET=H800P
Clearing:
H800ET=H800P>H200
Lifting:
H200>H800P>H800ET
Drop Shots:
H800ET>H200>H800P
Net play:
H200>H800P=H800ET

None of my friends have any love of APACS quad voltaic compact frame (having tried NForce series in the past) and decided to give H500 a pass this time but I would love to try H500 in future when given the chance.
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Hi, where can I buy honor 200 in America? Can someone please link the site?
 
Apacs Asgardia Lite review.

since not alot of people review the racket and just ask questions like if anyone tried such and such racket, i would like to start this trend to review the newest rackets i have bought.

Coming from lining windstorm 72 which on paper 72g but actual weight was with grip 83g and cost about $130. I was looking for a backup racket that has similar specs and found Apacs Asgardia lite with on papers specs are
Weight: 73+/-2g actual weight with PU grid and BG 85 string strung at 26lbs.
Balance: 295+/-3mm (Head Heavy)
Flex: 9.0 (Medium)
MaxTension: 35lbs
Shaft Diameter: 6.8mm
Length: 672mm

This Racket clearly surpass the Lining Windstorm 72 in every aspect and you can buy 3 for an price Lining. here is the quick comparison.

Comparison:
Smashing Power:
Asgardia Lite>Lining WS 72
Swing Speed:
Asgardia Lite>Lining WS 72
Clearing:
Asgardia>=Lining WS 72
Lifting:
Asgardia Lite>Lining WS 72
Drop Shots:
Asgardia Lite>=Lining WS 72
Net play:
Lining WS 72>= Asgardia Lite

I'm going to buy following racket as i don't find reviews on them on internet and will review them here whenever i have enough time playing with them.

Apacs Feather lite 75
Apacs Counter Attack
Apacs Fly Weight 73
 
This is too lite for me. However, some good ol apacs models are still bang for the buck ime. Like the force 80 II and finapi 77 II which are flexible but dang good pricewise and performance wise.

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I noticed that there is a new Apacs Vanguard 88 racket model. Anyone tried before? It does look like YY Voltric 80 and ARC11 for the Vanguard 11
 
Friends

Need help. I have been playing with APACS rackets for the last 10 years. Lethal 70 for singles and Tantrum 200/300 for doubles. Now the supply dried up-these models are not available. Can you guys suggest me with equivalent new models from APACS?
 
nprince said:
Friends

Need help. I have been playing with APACS rackets for the last 10 years. Lethal 70 for singles and Tantrum 200/300 for doubles. Now the supply dried up-these models are not available. Can you guys suggest me with equivalent new models from APACS?
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Lethal 70 =〉 Lethal 60 II 60 III （latest）， Tantrum 200/300 =〉 Tantrum 200 II， 200 III。
 
Thanks,

But the problem is, the supply of Tantrum & Lethal series dried up. Any of the above-mentioned models are hardly available. I was wondering if APACS has released newer models to replace Tantrum/Lethal series?

For doubles, I mostly use Edgesaber10 & Vanguard11 these days. Awesome rackets considering the price. But they are a bit too light (4U). I prefer 3U versions. Tantrum & lethal were the best rackets I ever played with-better than many Yonex/Lining models which coasts double or more.
 
nprince said:
Thanks,

But the problem is, the supply of Tantrum & Lethal series dried up. Any of the above-mentioned models are hardly available. I was wondering if APACS has released newer models to replace Tantrum/Lethal series?

For doubles, I mostly use Edgesaber10 & Vanguard11 these days. Awesome rackets considering the price. But they are a bit too light (4U). I prefer 3U versions. Tantrum & lethal were the best rackets I ever played with-better than many Yonex/Lining models which coasts double or more.
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You can try Pro Commander, stiffer and little head heavier than T200, made for double but it's can plays single quite good, the All In One racket
 
If anyone is in need of a Lethal 60 I've got one I don't use anymore.
I've also got a Virtuoso Pro blue too but may still use that unless anyone needs one.
 
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nprince said:
Thanks,

But the problem is, the supply of Tantrum & Lethal series dried up. Any of the above-mentioned models are hardly available. I was wondering if APACS has released newer models to replace Tantrum/Lethal series?

For doubles, I mostly use Edgesaber10 & Vanguard11 these days. Awesome rackets considering the price. But they are a bit too light (4U). I prefer 3U versions. Tantrum & lethal were the best rackets I ever played with-better than many Yonex/Lining models which coasts double or more.
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Been using T200 for a decade already. New 3rd generation of T200 @ T200 III is replacing all the previous model now. It still comes with the same spec. Only the shaft thickness for the newer gen is slightly thinner.

I would say that slayer 99 2nd generation
at this present moment has the same spec as T200. You can try it and then judge how well it suits with your preferences. No doubt T200 is one of Apacs best racket. Since T200 is Apacs even balance flagship racket, that's why it is a highly sort out racket.

Below is S99ii specs for your references

Slayer 99 II

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