just confirmed by eric the package has been sent can't wait to review. i would say i am very lucky i got the last stock of 85g pro9000 and 88g pro6000 with bonus. my experience with eric was unbelievable and i wish him best of luck with all my heart. it seems he is in sydney not in taiwan.
i have got my both racket day before yesterday. thanks eric again for the best service. can't wait to review. have dry swing with shuttle as well. more than the racket i would say more about the bg66um cause this is my my first experience with bg66um. now the racket amazingly light pro9000 got more power than the pro6000 will play on sunday serious game see how it goes................
review pro9000 after reading all the review here is my feelings about pro9k is something weird. some people described it as same power as vt 80 not to me.my 9k spec is more 4u even balanced.in power department it got decent power. i smashed 6 times in one rally but none of them was boom but decent power. but must say one thing the control and precision is amazing. i don't know if it got woven ti in the head in my model doesn't say like the older model. repulsion was amazing. over all good feeling but i think i have to know it very well to unleash power. i haven't tried the pro 6k very much cause it looks like lack of power or no power at all for me so will try again later but now 9k is the winner....... any body wanted to share recent feelings......................
yeah, even if you get the most head heavy racket 295 (which is what I've got), it is not nearly as headheavy as VT80. It is also not that stiff (less stiff than MX70). So more arm swing is required. The drives and defense are also what make this racket special.
well, he's the only one and obviously wrong (and i do keep track of this thread from the very beginning )
i totally agree with soulless, more arm swing is required. but i wanted to know since i am coming from vt80 and at900p was it a good choice going for 85g 285bp pro9k. i think thats the mistake
the reason i went for that bp to feel comfortable with the playability but i didn't realise that is gona cost me more in power but everything else is fantastic with pro9k.
Bought 6000 and 9000 from Eric last week. Very nice packaging, fast shipping and nice communication too. No doubt 9000 is a high quality racket. I can easily play nice net shot. Smashing is more powerful than my BS11. The paint is very nice. I hit the hardwood furniture at home when swing 6000 for fun but there is no paint peel off. My BS 11 won't be that lucky. Very glad that I bought this before July 1st.
After reading all the reviews, I think it is quite safe to say that the 9000 is similar to SW35 and 6000 more to MX60... Can anyone compare the respective RKEP with the Victor racquets mentioned?
I have the 9000, MX70, MX80, SW30. I would say the 9000 is like a mix of SW30 and MX70. More powerful than MX70, but slightly slower than SW30. Slightly flexier than both makes it easier to generate power. Beautiful touch and feel, better than SW30, almost comparable to MX70.
I have the MX60 and the RKEP PRO6000. The PRO6000 is my backup after I get tired. They are quite similar. Flex = almost the same. Balance = MX60 is slightly head heavier. I added some lead tapes on my RKEP6000 at the 10 o clock and 2 o clock posiition but the MX60 is still head heavier. Most say that the PRO6000 is similar to BS09/BS11 (although I cannot verify it).
