Really? So the official yonex website is wrong about both Boe/Moegensen are using the Arc 11
It just to boost sale
Really? So the official yonex website is wrong about both Boe/Moegensen are using the Arc 11
It is not just the force, it is also how you transfer the force. I think it is not just aerodynamics that are in play here. There might be structural rigidity that allows bending on one side.Me personally, I think the Duora concept makes no real-world sense. Force equals mass times acceleration, so why do you need a slower side to your racket? Also, badminton is not a game where there are only forehand and backhand. Many shots are performed with a thrust or slicing motion, for which there is no 'side'. What happens then?
I'm oversimplifying, but regardless I think the entire concept is even more gimmicky than the flex points on the Z-Speed and Nanoray.
There wil be a whole LCW Exlusive line comming up:
http://www.yonex.com/sports/badminton/products/badminton/lcw-exclusive
Any clues on how the rackets will be priced?
Pink. Purple is waay better.Looks much better than his old purple exclusive line.
I don't really know why Yonex doesn't capitalise on existing tech. The 'optimised mini ISO' they debuted with the Z-Speed is a solid design. They could base either entire company around this design, but as is typically Japanese, if they don't have instant success, they give up.
Me personally, I think the Duora concept makes no real-world sense. Force equals mass times acceleration, so why do you need a slower side to your racket? Also, badminton is not a game where there are only forehand and backhand. Many shots are performed with a thrust or slicing motion, for which there is no 'side'. What happens then?
I'm oversimplifying, but regardless I think the entire concept is even more gimmicky than the flex points on the Z-Speed and Nanoray.
http://topshotsports.com.au/yonex-d...on-duo10lcw-badminton-racquet-in-frosty-blue/
Wrong pics but the talk about the blue one.
Sincerely hope that Duora 10 LCW head size could slim down like ZFII. Else it's nothing special with the normal version.