Professional players and their racquets

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  1. ucantseeme

    ucantseeme Regular Member

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    I guess it's a 2/4 racket. [MENTION=99813]MagicElite[/MENTION] You are awesome!
     
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    Not familiar with that term, could you please explain what 2/4 means? :p
     
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    KSR uses the JS9. For the Koreans only SBC and KKJ are using the JS10 at this time.
     
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    Was Kenichi Tago using VTZFLCW during Malsysia Open?
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    Looks like it. Interesting change coming from a Z Speed IMO
     
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    lee yong dae's racket from malaysian open. from one of the stringers.
     
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    lee sheng mu's racket
     
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    The stringer is from Victory Sport Ent. shop, located at ChaiLeng park, Penang. I think he's the shop owner. I just have my re-string with him. So far so good..:)
     
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    I wonder if anyone with a good eye for scales can see if it is a standard size racket or if it is a tad smaller, like the one of ZFII..? Cool colors anyway
     
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    Five strings you said?? :eek::eek: Time to watch some recorded video of the match.
    [video=youtube;OjPcGO38-D4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjPcGO38-D4[/video]
     
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    ^ Yah, so lost 5 points right there on those flubbed smashes... he didn't look happy at all...
     
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    I wonder why Kenichi Tago didn't use the Arc11TH? ;)
     
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    More pics of LD new stuff ;)

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    Anyone who noticed that Lin Dan broke the frame of his new signature racket against Jan Ø Jørgensen as he was smashing? That seems very Arcsaber FB like to me.
    By the way, does anyone know what racket it is based around?
     
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    I think it's a signature version or "modified" version of the Zforce 2. He was using it previous to this new one.

    I wouldn't necessarily call it an Arc FB. He is known to have his rackets strung at a very high tension so any mishit can cause the frame to implode.
     
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    Agreed. We know he does it at 31lbs BG80. Either way it wouldn't be the first case of ZF II having a weird frame collapse even within warrantied tension.
     
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    Another 2/4 Jetspeed? There's already the 8ST and Natsir; another 2/4 and Victor will be competing against themselves:).

    My money's on a 3/3 - they haven't done a 3/3 JS yet (which is odd, because a year ago they couldn't do anything but 3/3!).
     
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    I too string my rackets at around 30-31 lbs or 13,5-14 kg and none have had any frame problems from misshits (Arcsaber 10+11, Z-Speed, V80E-Tune, Head Metallix, ArcFB you name it).
    It seemed weird considering how he also had problems with his rackets and clearly wasn't very comfortable.
     
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    They could be prototypes and he's the process of testing/refining it.
     

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