Looking for: Stiff, Even Balance, 3u backup racket

[Bigbag]

I'm a singles player happily married to a 3U AX77. Sometimes I find the heavyish head a little bit tiring though, especially for long training sessions. My current 3u backup is very easy on the arm but also quite weak as it's the beginner racket I bought 3 years ago.

So looking for something fully even balance and stiff. I don't wanna spend too much so just recommendations from cheaper brands please. In Vietnam apacs and flypower are easy to get hold of. Li Ning can also be very good value here.

Thanks in advance

 

[guantou]

i would sugguest

4u ax77
3u arc11 (if you can find something on a second hand market at your location)

for apacs, you could look at tantrum 200 series, they are at the 3rd generation now

hope it helps

 

[Dave1011]

Have a look at Adidas Kalkul or Spieler ranges.
There are good even balanced options on the borderline of 3u/4u and very good value for money.

 

[Martynas]

sorry mate they are way very far from 3u, way more closer the middle/lower 4u range
lethal 60 II should be quite nice option 88g 290bp or tantrum 500 III

 

[Dave1011]

sorry mate they are way very far from 3u, way more closer the middle/lower 4u range
lethal 60 II should be quite nice option 88g 290bp or tantrum 500 III

You mean the Adidas Kalkul and Spieler rackets are low 4u?

 

[Martynas]

You mean the Adidas Kalkul and Spieler rackets are low 4u?

yep really far away from 3u, just take a look at badminton guide reviews and etc

 

[Dave1011]

yep really far away from 3u, just take a look at badminton guide reviews and etc

I dont need to look at guides, ive had lots of them myself, the a2, a3, a5, a09.1 and p09.1 were all 3u or high 4u

 

[pughon]

I'm a singles player happily married to a 3U AX77. Sometimes I find the heavyish head a little bit tiring though, especially for long training sessions. My current 3u backup is very easy on the arm but also quite weak as it's the beginner racket I bought 3 years ago.

So looking for something fully even balance and stiff. I don't wanna spend too much so just recommendations from cheaper brands please. In Vietnam apacs and flypower are easy to get hold of. Li Ning can also be very good value here.

Thanks in advance

Arcsaber 11. 2.2mil.

 

[Martynas]

or better those 2u nanorays 900 from Dave

 

[Dave1011]

or better those 2u nanorays 900 from Dave

Yeah unfortunately 2u so may not be interested.

 

[Martynas]

actually for nanorays 2u is very very good. if it would have V on the butt-cap would def. grab those

 

[wiratamatama]

Flypower Tornado 900

 

[Cheung]

I'm a singles player happily married to a 3U AX77.

you should go for the same racquet and get stronger

 

[fufu27]

I'm a singles player happily married to a 3U AX77. Sometimes I find the heavyish head a little bit tiring though, especially for long training sessions. My current 3u backup is very easy on the arm but also quite weak as it's the beginner racket I bought 3 years ago.

So looking for something fully even balance and stiff. I don't wanna spend too much so just recommendations from cheaper brands please. In Vietnam apacs and flypower are easy to get hold of. Li Ning can also be very good value here.

Thanks in advance

goes for astrox 88s PRO 3U5 if you wanna to get quality. but if you need cheaper one, you'll be going to astrox 88s game.

 

[Vincent604]

Nanoflare 800 is stiff and even balance with a hint of head heaviness.
Box frame that swings like aero.