Victor 2020 New Products

Sainttoo said:
It is kinda stands for female I think. or you may say flexible I guess. All F models are flexible version of that particular model such as js12f, ars70f, and ars90f. Also, they are painted more colorful with stars, glitters, and flowers etc. so it is targeted for more female players. I tried with ars70f and js12f and I enjoyed them, so if a guy does not care about paint, they are good flexible version for a dude too :D
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It actually stands for 'fast'

https://badminton-coach.co.uk/8859/victor-jetspeed-12f-badminton-racket-review/
 
kaffars said:
It actually stands for 'fast'

https://badminton-coach.co.uk/8859/victor-jetspeed-12f-badminton-racket-review/
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Yea, it is fast with flower, glitter and star paints; definitely not targeting females :D. They just didn't want to call female I think but cmon look at those paints. As far as I know F versions are little bit headlighter and flexier, so it is naturally faster. I played js12 and 12f as well as ars70k and 70f. Actually, I found 70f is a bit slower than 70k, but it might be frame weight thing imo, like it is being between 81-85grams
 
Sainttoo said:
Yea, it is fast with flower, glitter and star paints; definitely not targeting females :D. They just didn't want to call female I think but cmon look at those paints. As far as I know F versions are little bit headlighter and flexier, so it is naturally faster. I played js12 and 12f as well as ars70k and 70f. Actually, I found 70f is a bit slower than 70k, but it might be frame weight thing imo, like it is being between 81-85grams
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Yeah, Victor Taiwan's marketing avoid saying F to be female rackets despite the specs and paints are obvious. Although marketing in other places sometimes would just say a racket with F is a female racket, e.g. ARS-90F.
 
Budi said:
my racket are TK770HTi.
I think HT is for High Tension & i for its 2nd gen from its OG TK770HT (blue version if im correct)
but well, it just my tought & only Victor know what it really mean.
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HT is for high tension, and I is the color code.
 
I have the 90K in 3u it is a little too rigid for me.
How is the 90 F compared to the 90K 3U in terms of power ?
Knowing that the 90F is surely more manoeuvrable (4u) and less rigid.
 
Second game after few months of lock down and this happened. Jz bought one year ago man. Rip Victor drive x r
 

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latest addition 98k 3u:
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what a hidden gem it is, it has handle and shaft of thruster bxr (realy thin, stiff and repulsive), then the frame is js11 and 90k hybrid (2 step sharp sword), being exceptionally thin, it so thin that most likely I will not be playing together with some newbie or unknown person. so it is really ultimate doubles racket, despite the fact that stringing is just appalling (one piece vbs68 around 24lbs) it has exceptional control, speed and power, just need to get used to different balance from boxers and the bullet! :) speed.
 
Martynas said:
latest addition 98k 3u:
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what a hidden gem it is, it has handle and shaft of thruster bxr (realy thin, stiff and repulsive), then the frame is js11 and 90k hybrid (2 step sharp sword), being exceptionally thin, it so thin that most likely I will not be playing together with some newbie or unknown person. so it is really ultimate doubles racket, despite the fact that stringing is just appalling (one piece vbs68 around 24lbs) it has exceptional control, speed and power, just need to get used to different balance from boxers and the bullet! :) speed.
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Nice collection!
 
Rommel Alastra said:
@Martynas

is that thruster F enhanced? any review? :D
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from all of these models it has the biggest power and the best control very close to the net, since still it is 3u hh racket, stiffness wise it is not as stiff as 90k, since head heaviness helps to bend the shaft, but definitely you have to able to maneuver it in the middle and below the tape, it is the most demanding from all these models, when you have 8 competition matches in one day - you get the biggest sore pain in the shoulder, so yea it is the model for top output if you can handle it, and for the fast doubles you have to put quite a lot of extra effort for the preparation and recovery. and other models have better control in full swing and repulsion with finger squeeeze (or I am not able to get the all output :) )
 
Martynas said:
latest addition 98k 3u:
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what a hidden gem it is, it has handle and shaft of thruster bxr (realy thin, stiff and repulsive), then the frame is js11 and 90k hybrid (2 step sharp sword), being exceptionally thin, it so thin that most likely I will not be playing together with some newbie or unknown person. so it is really ultimate doubles racket, despite the fact that stringing is just appalling (one piece vbs68 around 24lbs) it has exceptional control, speed and power, just need to get used to different balance from boxers and the bullet! :) speed.
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Is there any reason why you don't use Ryuga and TKF Claw?
 
Martynas said:
my cop of tea is 3u on the heavier side but headlight/even - powerful speed rackets :) Ruyga is a hammer, tkcf claw has very oval head - which is really big big no go for me :)
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I see you floating around other threads too. What is your current main?

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Rimano said:
I see you floating around other threads too. What is your current main?

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I was using Marvin Saidels boxers with very great results in competitions, it is amazing racket as well, but due to lack of feedback I was still coming back to 90k 3u, but I have them only two, then saw extremely good deal on 98k - so yea got three... and I am very confident that it will be my main driver for at least a year, until Victor comes up with some more marketing stuff :)..
 
Martynas said:
I was using Marvin Saidels boxers with very great results in competitions, it is amazing racket as well, but due to lack of feedback I was still coming back to 90k 3u, but I have them only two, then saw extremely good deal on 98k - so yea got three... and I am very confident that it will be my main driver for at least a year, until Victor comes up with some more marketing stuff :)..
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I've just got a 90K 3U, which I found almost impossible to find. I've had a couple of sessions with it and have now got the feel and timing of it. Despite being quite stiff I find it quite easy to use. Definitely a bit more power than my 90S 3U which I have has for over a year and really like but I am now torn between which will be my go to racket now as the 90S is just so fast.

Wish I could justify buying the 98K and others but my bank account says 'No'!
 
Hickton said:
I've just got a 90K 3U, which I found almost impossible to find. I've had a couple of sessions with it and have now got the feel and timing of it. Despite being quite stiff I find it quite easy to use. Definitely a bit more power than my 90S 3U which I have has for over a year and really like but I am now torn between which will be my go to racket now as the 90S is just so fast.

Wish I could justify buying the 98K and others but my bank account says 'No'!
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yep Victor thinks that Europe region does not need 3u rackets at all, luckily 98k somehow was available only in 3u :D I would say that difference between 90k and 98k is quite marginal, and 98k is definitely more demanding, with more speed (head smaller and profile much thinner) and just a tad more powerful, and I would not use 90s for mix or singles (especially for mix) - it does not provide enough pressure from the back
 
Martynas said:
yep Victor thinks that Europe region does not need 3u rackets at all, luckily 98k somehow was available only in 3u :D I would say that difference between 90k and 98k is quite marginal, and 98k is definitely more demanding, with more speed (head smaller and profile much thinner) and just a tad more powerful, and I would not use 90s for mix or singles (especially for mix) - it does not provide enough pressure from the back
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I had the opposite experience with 90k and 98k, I found the 98k much easier to use.
The head weight was distributed too much towards the head in the 90k for my preference.

The 98k I felt fit in between 90s and 90k, a good alround racket but with plenty of power.
 
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