@Devince

If it's not troubling you, would you please add another racket of mine inside the list? It's a Prince Classical Tour 13 which I think is a really good racket for the price(RM150).

At least it is a lot better than my ES10. Haha.

hi guys

thinking of getting either arcsaber z or voltric 80

any reviews?

skill level: advance

if u lebel ur self advance,i think u know what u need, of coz VT80 

been playing with sponsored with wilson racquets since young

still using wilson till now - bought an apacs tantrum 200 without testing found out later it was not really my type - mistake i dont wanna repeat

i never played with a particular a yonex racquet more than 3 or 4 sets

thinking of changing racquet permanently - so i thought both are top range offensive racquet for advance players

i did tried my friend's ns9900 during a set - good reaction time in defence, faster swing but power wasn't really there

arcsaber supposedly broke the world record and Voltronic newest in the range with head heavy and repulsion

so i presumed both should excel in smashes

but i more concerned with its defensive play and net kills as i play doubles primarily

i more agile offensive player - hence i need speed of reaction and power at the same time,  hence need to find the right balance

both are pricey - i wanna get some input from the ppl here who tried both b4

so far only lin ning racquets are being offered for testing but not yonex

Off topic:

How to describe level of playing in badminton? I know there beginner, average, intermediate, advance, professional level.. but sometimes people who labeled themselves as beginner also play like intermediate player.. is there any guideline that we can share here?

p/s - the reason i'm asking this question because i saw in badminton session (especially in BC) they rate their skill as average and intermediate.. afraid to spoil game when joining them..

this is kinda hard. hmmm... it depends on how u think urself as.
example, i am having trouble hitting baseline to baseline, so mine is probably beginner level.
if u can do lobs, backhand, smashes all okok, then probably intermediate. advance would probably mean state level or so.

for my personal lah 

beginner, - serve too high/just swing the birdie till base line,
average, - know how to serve,smash,clear birdie good enuff(not really good,ok2 only),(backhand clear sometime ok sometime not),footwork sucks,
intermediate, - + superb footwork,
advance,  - + can smash with "full generated body power" ,club member,
professional, - + popular player,state player,

for my personal lah 

beginner, - serve too high/just swing the birdie till base line,
average, - know how to serve,smash,clear birdie good enuff(not really good,ok2 only),(backhand clear sometime ok sometime not),footwork sucks,
intermediate, - + superb footwork,
advance,  - + can smash with "full generated body power" ,club member,
professional, - + popular player,state player,

kalau ikut ni, i guess i am in between beginner to average level.

ex-sarawak state player here. Any national or other states player here?

ex-sarawak state player here. Any national or other states player here?