Hi All, Planning to get one of the racket either Nanospeed 9900 VS Li Ning N90. Im an intermediate player and prefer more on offensive type. Anyone of you know the pricing between this 2 model and which one is better? I'm going to brash basah at 10 & 10 tmr morning to see and if ok going to get one... Thanks if you all can give me some feedback on the Nanospeed 9900 VS Li Ning N90. Darren Ng
Those 2 are entirely different racquets @.@ N90 is head heavy for attacking singles, 9900 is more balanced/headlight for doubles Price wise, should be similar
Bro : if u dont mind the price , which N90 cost around 3oo plus,, go for it,, nanospeed 9900 is around 200 plus now !
Thx for the feedback... Where i can get Li Nin N90 with SGD3**. Today i went to IMM dunno what Sport Shop selling Li Ning N90 at SGD489... Please let me know which shop i should visit.... Im going to get it by tommorow morning..thx Darren Ng
Hi All, As i knew that Nanospeed N9900 has the following: 3U (85.0-89.9 g) / G3, 4, 5 2U (90.0-94.9 g) / G3, 4, 5 What is the difference and which one is better? Darren Ng
Not sure where they sell N90 for 3xx in Singapore, but I do recall seeing some threads from Singapore with that price As for the 3U and 2U, it is just the frame weight, generally the higher weight becomes better for smashing, but less movable and defensible. Most ppl go for 3U. The grip sizes fit your hand, so you should try them in person.
They're just weight and grip size measurements. G3 is the largest grip size available on the Nanospeed 9900 and G5 is the smallest. Some rackets such as the Arcsaber 9 go down to G6. 2U is, on average, 5 grams heavier than 3U. If you can handle the extra weight and still maintain a decent swing speed, you will find that it will help you to generate more power. Obviously, because of the added weight, manoeuvrability is compromised slightly. 2U rackets are often considered to be stronger than their 3U counterparts due to the added materials inside of them which make them that little bit heavier.
exactly! absolutely! finito! but some brothers and sisters here might disagree. specially sir tckang.
Tckang is allowed to disagree (he has special permision) however everyone else is either considered crazy or insane !
good point hopefully he has common sence to only buy one Li ning racket. Anyway I think he quite likes his zelm rackets
yes, zelm. also, he's a convert to the mighty laser yellow--arc zs! btw, i'm sure he's got a backup n90, so 1 racquet only in his bag? we gotta confiscate it so that he understands what is common sense, har har har!
I thought he had a N55 ? Dont tell me he has more than one Li ning racket ? I am flying out to confiscate his Li ning collection just now to make sure common sense provails Hahaha
oh my bad, yep you are correct n55. well n55 is still more expensive than comparable racquets. i hope he got 2 extras...1 for you and 1 for me.
Guys Both NS9900 and LN N90 are seriosuly overpriced, if you compare to lower end rackets, and less "marketing drivnen" brands.. But if you compare to High-end tennis racket (or even golf clubs) both are very cheap.. So it is all matter how you look at it.. You can always look at a glass of water filled 50% as half-full or half-empty For offensive singles it no quesiton that most players will chose a heavy power racket like N90.. However just looking at the question.. selecting between two good but very differnt type of rackets, makes ne really wonder if lookeong shouldnt just wait a little bit and test different racket out before buying the most expensive ones he can find /Twobeer
