what's the best price for X5 Silver? or at least a good price!

i go for asics gel blade 3,


good video ,i always make mistake like the last teknik

good video..thanks! enjoy ur asics!

for those looking for asics shoe,i got PM from asics malaysia, looks like Pertama Complex - Perfect Sport (more indoor range) is recomanded varity of choice

yonex bg 9 is awesome! i juz tried.

Sorry guys, I know this question has been asked before and before but I am still undecided what racquet to get. Mine is already 5 years so I need to get a new one. Budget on racquet only around 150. Any suggestion?

I am an all rounder player.

Btw I am staying around Puchong area, any recommendation where I can go and try the rackets before I buy?


Thanks

This post has been edited by mrkenjiro: Apr 6 2011, 09:50 PM

hi,
I'm looking for head heavy with the weigh arnd 3U/4U. Budget arnd RM200. Any recommendations??

Yonex AS003, Voltric5, AT70 MG, NS800.


Yonex AS008, Voltric7, AT70 MG, NS850.

OK guys I'm newbie here and in badminton and I have few questions to ask. I tried google search but it didn't return the desired results.

I didn't get enough information about the difference between oval/round and isometric racquets. Is there any pic to show the difference. is round shaped type is due to having the T-joint to join the head and shaft.

I haven't play badminton in ages - and I got this cheap Powermax 9900 Nano racket which I think is a yonex clone. I learn a great deal about string tension, shaft flexibility etc before heading to a store for advice. I kept hitting on the frames and I feel it's too light especially when serve. Should I get heavier headed or even balance racket? But my form is improving match after match.

u serve hit frame?? lol

LOL yea it's that bad. But got it right after games. Not used to the rackets. And sometimes hit the shaft too.

This post has been edited by hypermount: Apr 7 2011, 11:24 AM

oval has smaller sweetspot, iso bigger but the reward of accurate sweetspot hitting is higher with oval

oval and t-joint is the very old type of racket..that time no such thing as internal t-joint yet..even if there is, not widely used in production thus not famous and expensive

u can still find oval shaped racket heads with internal t-joint

if u're using forehand serve then it makes sense

Check out this vid, I think it's informational on how you align your racquet when doing forehand service.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-thzYT3wAM

This post has been edited by GoodKat: Apr 7 2011, 11:46 AM

got the X5 Silver from AJ's yesterday. Nice looking racquet. Tried it last nite (played half a game with it) .... feel was good but i had the tension too high for my kind of play (i use my wrist a lot).

So...instead of replacing my strings, anyone wanna buy a day-old X5 Silver (tension 26lbs) with grip at RM260? if there are any takers, i can meet to COD at puchong, i will then get another with 25lbs tension.

Figured that way, the RM20 saved will go to some LYN member! cheers!

P/S not adding this to the Garage Sales thread as i will juz change the strings if there are no takers.

New racket selling at RM280.. juz for info.

This post has been edited by soundguy: Apr 7 2011, 11:58 AM

I'm curious, I hear a lot about AJ - is this a LYN member or a sport shop? If the latter where is it located?

it is a half-shop opposite Michael's Badminton Academy in puchong...good place for badminton accessories...

i"ll take it if its white kekkee

lol zero_hour... it is X5 Silver ...

hahaa,im on cycling now,rest from badminton since many friends busy(sarawak election season) kekee

Thanks! That's very near where I live, will definitely check it out sometime.