Victor New Thruster... TK9000

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  1. 7un4tran

    7un4tran Regular Member

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    Maneuverability and power on SW35 is noticeably more.
     
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    Maneuverability on sw35 is terrible :-/
     
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    Have you tried a 3U TK9000? It's impossible to cross block with. It's at least possible with 3U SW35.
     
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    I have a new tk9000, string use bg66um, 26lbs, its pretty good, but anyone ever use another string? Like bg80 or bg80p, i like to know hows the comparison?
     
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    try it with Aerosonic @ 26lbs. I think you will like it, especially the tension holding part.
     
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    Thank u, i will try it soon
     
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    Trying to choose between a lin Dan force an the tk9000 any help? Currently use a vt80 an zforce 1
     
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    There's a racket advice thread for that, and if you need advice you gotta give us more details about ya.
     
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    Sorry if this question might be stupid :p But what does MIT stand for? I've seen it on some of Victors rackets on their website.
     
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    Maybe Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Maybe Made in Taiwan. I don't know....
     
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    Made in Taiwan makes sense.. haha :p Thanks!
     
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    Hello does anyone know any online shop that still sells this racket today? I always liked the look of it and maybe I cannot resist buying one any longer ;)
     
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    So far I did not find any european shop that has a 3U TK9000 for sale :(
     
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    I'm selling 2 to 3 good condition used tk9000 in 4u!
     
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    Thanks for your reply but I have always used 3U rackets
     
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    does anyone have durability issues with thruster k9000, specifically when it comes to sinking grommets? How about cracking near the 5&7'oclock positions where there's less material?
     
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    Definitely no such issues with the TK9000. I have both 3U and 4U ones, especially the 4U which has gone through multiple restrings.
     
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    If Victor cannot release any head heavy 3U singles rackets (which they havent done in years according to me) they should at least still produce the beautiful TK9000 so people like me can obtain them easier :mad:
     
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    Its still being sold in Indonesia online marketplace for about 100usd, 4U and 5U, 3U isnt in choice after the repaint on 2018
     
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    Thruster ryuga if you prefer that zf2 style of racket
     

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