j4ckie
Regular Member
No arguments there, but the woven carbon is more expensive and thus a higher price is justified. Although the difference is too big imop.
The woven rackets I have played with so far do indeed have better control than 'normal' rackets, but that were top models and the MX80 is incredibly stiff as well, so that might be why. The woven rackets by Fleet are said to be mediocre at best, so woven carbon is not a guarantee for a great racket....
Anyhow, the Braveswords are nice rackets. They're not super tough, but as they're very thin, that's okay - they're still way ahead of the Z-Slash
The woven rackets I have played with so far do indeed have better control than 'normal' rackets, but that were top models and the MX80 is incredibly stiff as well, so that might be why. The woven rackets by Fleet are said to be mediocre at best, so woven carbon is not a guarantee for a great racket....
Anyhow, the Braveswords are nice rackets. They're not super tough, but as they're very thin, that's okay - they're still way ahead of the Z-Slash
