If Li-Ning meant that to be a joke, then it would be hilarious.Speaking of @s_mair mentioning the 9000 lineup is confusing. I've used both the 9000 and the 9000C. Of the two I tried, they have either the same swing weight or very slightly the 9000 is higher. Which should be reversed.
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I personally think that many people overrate the racket aspect especially this fine tuning.i think Lining is trying to provide us racket that would fit for us perfectly in all aspect.
Like if we buy a racket but its to head heavy, well... Lining had less had heavy version. Or if you find a racket that feel to light then they had a bit heavier version.
They are no cheaper than any of the other high end LN models... In any case, I have not looked at the marketing of the Tectonic series, or any blab about racquet technology. I just decided to test the demo and I just don't remember the last LN racquet that gave me such a nice feedback. I suggest that if anyone can demo it, give it a go.They are cheaper compared to other LN models.
Yeah I always assumed that to be the case. Li Ning rates their racquets based on specific weights rather than ranges like other brands so I guess they just sort of have each weight range for each of their 3 (now 4 with tectonic) frame types.Maybe they reach their good QC due sorting out each variation into boxes for each model before painting.
I've said it before, but I always found it impressive that on the Calibar racquets they actually have a mark on the shaft exactly on the balance point. So far they're 3 for 3 on racquets I've checked for being accurate.
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It's specifically on the Calibar ones. My N80ii doesn't have it either.What kind of mark is it? I couldn't find it on my N80 II.
Yeah, looks like a factory gripped demo. Perhaps even shot during an actual ad photoshoot - at least he looks rather „polished“ there.Why is he using overgrip? Just posing with the racket maybe?
In India ?Turbocharging 80 got released yesterday.
Not yet I guess.In India ?
Any online shops in Toronto, Canada. Please do mention. I have a friend visiting therei have the tc75c...its super heavy lol for the first bit my shoulders were giving me issues...but now im fine and use it for doubles. now that i think about it, ive previously stated its sluggish for doubles but its not. because of the frame, its actually pretty quick. its just a bit of a strain to use...usually if im playing for more than 3 hours, ill switch to a lighter racquet...i actually ended up picking up a tc75 because of the sale on the canadian li ning site