Yonex Rackets in Bangkok

demolidor said:
If you like the Legend I would get a 3U VT80. If anything it will be very rare in Thailand should you not like it ;) (CH for China btw)
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yes, few hours ago i just got myself a 3U4G VT80 in China, but SP code instead of CN code. The shop was out of CN/JP code and left only with SP/TW code. will give VT80 a try in 24 hours. Rough-Feeling-compared between VT80 & The Legend, i'd say The Legend feels overall heavier but VT80 feels heavier on head only (both use the same 1.8mm replacement grip on top of original grip plus 1 layer of 0.6mm overgrip). Shaft stiffness, VT80 is surprisingly stiffer than The Legend. Then i compared VT80 and Kumpoo Powershot 2300H, still VT80 felt stiffer & head-heavier. And then again i tried to compared with my Spira21, here's the head-heavy feels the same except VT80 still winning in term of stiffest shaft. oh, i think i'm 70% in love already! I hope this VT80 game performances wouldn't exceed my standard expectation, or else i really might end up buying couple more here! :)
 
first sport sell victor, i saw one shop from the net, they sell victor mx80 4u 4200 bath free br 209 bag
 
Most shops can't be bothered to ship internationally which is a shame. Instead I order my rackets to be included in larger boxes with my other products (fashion garments) and mailed to UK, then distributed out. Much easier and less expensive. Minimum price for international service (EMS) is 1000 baht (£20) and that's the only secure way to mail. Use a courier and expect outrageous tax on import. Got some Voltric 80s arriving next week :-)
 
Thinking of getting a racket or two and a 6-rackets bag when i go to Bangkok end of this year.
Need price update on VT80, VT70, VT7, VT5 and Arc10.
Any sports shop there has stocks on Peter Gade Arc10?

Normally how do you all bring back your rackets? hand-carry up the plane or checked in as luggage. If it's checked in, how to ensure your racket/s is properly secured?

thanks
 
Are there any quality discrepancies between TH coded rackets and SP coded ones?
What are the difference between TH and SP coded ones? Thanks
 
Bionx said:
Are there any quality discrepancies between TH coded rackets and SP coded ones?
What are the difference between TH and SP coded ones? Thanks
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i notice only on the paint job quality only so far. btw any one can please kindly inform if yonex VT 80 limited edition is available. also the price tq
 
First Sports
VT70 - Baht 3650
VT80 - Baht 4850 with free YY 6-racket bag made in Taiwan

Sports Marketing
VT70 - Baht 3750
VT80 - Baht 4500
Nanoray700 - Baht 4200

Note:
- Only 4U version available.
- Prices correct at 19th January 2012
 
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Sealman said:
First Sports
VT70 - Baht 3650
VT80LTD - Baht 4850 with free YY 6-racket bag made in Taiwan

Sports Marketing
VT70 - Baht 3750
VT80LTD - Baht 4500
Nanoray700 - Baht 4200

Note:
- VT80 and Nanoray700 available only in 4U version
 - Prices correct at 19th January 2012
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any 1 know the what is the price of victor bs series and is there alot price different from malaysia and bangkok? thanks
 
lobsterman said:
any 1 know the what is the price of victor bs series and is there alot price different from malaysia and bangkok? thanks
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From my past experiences, the prices of Victor racquets in Thailand and Malaysia are fairly close (and cheaper than Singapore) but only 4U models are available in Thailand.

Unfortunately the shops at National Stadium stop selling Victor racquets. Not sure what was the reason behind it.

Victor Thailand website:
http://www.victorth.com/index.php?lay=show&ac=article&Id=539162843
 
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swoosh78 said:
where is the place First Sports and Sports Marketing located?
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Take the BTS to National Stadium (Dark Green line) exit towards MBK mall. Next to MBK Mall is the National stadium. The shops are at the end of the other side of the stadium. it is around 20 minutes walk to shops. If you take a tuk tuk or a taxi should cost you around 50 Baht.
 
swoosh78,

This map might be of use to you:
http://www.siamatsiam.com/map.html

Take a walk from MBK/National Stadium BTS station towards Siam@Siam Hotel and Tesco Lotus. You should be able to see these buildings after a 10-15mins walk.

You will see a sports shop selling Dunlop products opposite Tesco Lotus. Go into the lane and you will find a row of sports shops facing the National Stadium main entrance eg. Parrot Sports, Sports Marketing, First Sports, FBT, Grand Sports etc.

Enjoy your shopping!
 
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