AS80x(4U) vs AS90s(4U)

Discussion in 'Racket Recommendation / Comparison' started by pag000, Dec 8, 2019.

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Which would you prefer?

  1. AS80x

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  2. AS90s

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  1. pag000

    pag000 New Member

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    Hi,

    I recently broke my 4U BS12 and I was looking into getting a newer generation racket. Which of the two rackets with be closer/an improvement to BS12 4U? (I'm more of a control-type doubles player, and I do not have trouble generating force with 4U)
     
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  2. Dave1011

    Dave1011 Regular Member

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    The Auraspeed 90s is stiffer than bs12 but not as stiff as js10.
    It's a very good all round racket
     
    #2 Dave1011, Dec 14, 2019
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    Hickton Regular Member

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    I'd like to try the ARS80X but for the sake of my wallet I have resisted so far. I have ARS90S in 4U and 3U. Both are great rackets. I prefer the 3U.
     
    #3 Hickton, Dec 14, 2019
  4. jctai

    jctai Regular Member

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    I think AS80x would be a better choice. AS90s is more difficult to play compared to AS80x in overall. BS12 is known for its playability and I think AS80x fit the same description. A lot of players I know moved from 90s to 90k but it's definitely heavier.
    If you don't mind switching brands, Yonex's Nanoflare 700 is exactly what you're looking for.
     
    #4 jctai, Dec 19, 2019
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    Scrench Regular Member

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    Curious, why do you think the NF700 would be a good replacement for a BS12?
     
    #5 Scrench, Jan 1, 2020
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    Aerodynamic frame with diamond shape cross-section from top to bottom and a shaft that is flexible.
     
    #6 jctai, Jan 2, 2020

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