i just cant find any heavy head racket comes with flex shaft...pehaps is a design limitation...
As engineer myself i partially agreed that high end material comes with higher strength therefore its much stiffer and strung higher tension as examples so price would be high.
My concern is why they cant design rackets with flex shaft with special feature and technology in them??
why high end racket like yonex arcsb Z come with special head design but not come with flex shaft?
why high end racket like yonex NS9900 come with fastest aerodynamic racket but not come with flex shaft?
why high end racket like victor BS11 come with sword shape head but not come with flex shaft?
why high end racket like apacs lethal 70 can strung 40lbs but not come with flex shaft?
BEing a flex shaft do not need to limited to less feature or technology am i right...
i just cant find any heavy head racket comes with flex shaft...pehaps is a design limitation...
yurimaster2010 : IMO do not buy into the marketing slogan of certain company "fastest racket", "aerodynamic" or " special head design". Aerodynamic is basically just the frame shape of the racket. The "opposite" of aerodynamic is the box frame. For a very clear example is the AT900P and 900T. Both are the same flex and balance. The main difference (other than the placement of GUMMETAL) is actually the frame. 900T is aerodynamic, 900P is box frame. Aero is more manuverable, Box has more momentum. It is just a player's preference.
If you need good flexy racket (or high end , if you like) there are plenty of those in the market.
You can try Yonex AT600 for headheavy, Arc7 for balanced or Nanospeed 7700, NS4500, NS7000 for headlight.
For Victor Bravesword series, the high end medium flex racket is BS09 (it is head heavy). There is also the BS169.
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Hi Yuri,
Many have recommended you various rackets based on specs and from personal experience. Nobody can tell you what is best, so I would suggest you go to a shop and hold and swing a few rackets from your shortlist and just buy it. Play with it for a few weeks or months and if you still feel unhappy about it, sell it and repeat the process. Many of us do that.
Since you are in Penang, and it seems that your shortlist consists of higher end rackets, may I suggest you go to Bestech at YMCA Penang and have a look there. Whatever Voldemont has recommended, they have in store.
Good luck!
Justin.
i would recommend you apacs lethal 85... solid, head heavy & medium flexany good racket which heavy head but not stiff in the market?
plz help to recon me ones....
I haven't played with many high end racquets, but from what I can understand from this thread, you require a racquet of extreme flexibility with a heavy head.badminton racket which good flex and high end...any advise?
its seem to be all top rank racket comes with high stiffness..right?
I don't think it's quite possible to have a heavy raquet with a high flex.