what is the hardest-smashing badass racket u have used?

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  1. DinkAlot

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    Compared to the VS3000, the AT700 is not that stiff. Neither is the 11. The 11 is actually good at defense compared to the VS3000. :p

    The RSL X-1? It's very good. I posted more about it in the Astec Pro 850 review.
     
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    Oooohhhh, more Ti mesh than on Ti-10. No chance that you will get a spiral crack on the shaft on them. I think these rackets will make great replacements for Ti-10. The paint job is nice and the english is concise and perfect.

    Not only can you play badminton, you can take good pics too. What a clever panda bear :).
     
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    Go through the Mandarin version of www.dhs-sports.com. Even if you can't understand the language (like myself), the information provide on the badminton rackets is better. They provide length, weight, BP, etc.

    Luckily, these rackets (TOP VS3000) are available here in Manila at REALLY CHEAP prices. :)

    To Sir Dink, if the 3U version of the racket feels like a 2U, I wonder how you would react if you've tried the actual 2U of the racket? Would you say its more of a "bomber" than its lighter version?

    Looking forward to your review/comments.
     
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    Well, my 3Us are borderline 2U. All four of my rackets are 89.5 to 90.5 grams.
     
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    Do you know any of them do international orders ? I am very interesting to get one for trying out.

    I just realised what VS in VS3000 stands for. Very Stiff !
     
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    I didn't know that. But I can tell you the Top VS3000 is extremely stiff, probably the stiffest racket I've tried.
     
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    I think you can order them through www.pingpongonline.com (a paypal verified cite). The cite is based here in Manila.

    After some research, DHS actually started as a table tennis (ping-pong) but now they have lines for badminton, weightlifting, basketball, etc.
     
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    Hey CoolDoo6 and Sir Dink, maybe we can help each other out. I sent an email to pingpongonline.com requesting the 2U version of DHS VS3000.

    If more people like you order the same, maybe the shipment (they say they are expecting new arrival of stocks from China in a few weeks) can be expedicted. :)
     
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    No need, I have four 3U+ rackets (89.5 to 90.5 grams). They are more than heavy enough. Any heavier, I feel there will be absolutely no defense...might as well be wielding a hammer.
     
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    where can you find them? how cheap is it?
     
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    Yeah, just what I need. I want no moving parts on my racket except the string :).
     
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    2U's are beyond my current physical capability. But after I am done modding with a 3U, it will be plenty heavy enough.

    As I am only interested for 1 to try out, I don't think discount on shipping will make much difference. But if they only accept PayPal, I will have to find another shop. I refuse to use ebay/paypal on principle.
     
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    He ain't here ......

    DinkAlot, "he" is not here yet....maybe busy at work.....:D :D :D
     
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    sir Dink could you please give a detailed review of the DHS Top VS3003 in terms of power and feel, thanks
     
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    Not much to say as I stopped using the 3000 because defensively it was poor compared to its peers. Overall, the 3000 is an excellent attack racket more suited for singles. It's very stiff and hit bombs. However, for doubles it's lacking in mobility, defense and slow transitioning.

    Fit and finish = excellent. It's a very strong racket too, 30-32lbs. tension = piece of cake.

    A 3U swings like a 2U. It's not for me as I need a more all-around, balanced racket.
     
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    you do? that's why you bought the cab20's?
     
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    Yep, trying out other possibilities. :)
     
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    :eek: 10 at a time (;) )
     

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