QUOTE(Seng_Kiat @ Feb 5 2012, 02:41 PM)
I own Yonex Ti-10 but I would say it's the best racket I ever had for double. I don't know why but I just love the way its responsiveness. Powerful and a fast racket - suitable to double play.
Unlucky, I just broke it last week. Mishit and the shuttle hit on frame, gosh! It's gone. LOL. I am considering to get a replacement, either Ti-10 LTD or SW35. Seems SW35 is highly rated here. So, I might give it a try.
how much can get i SW35? string? bag? all come together?
Ti-10 is legend man, it felt good up till my second hour of owning it, broke it on the day of purchase damn ! Now it has been 3 months waiting for claim from Yonex.
SW35 roughly around RM390 plus grip and string, most probably BG66.
QUOTE(ikki9394 @ Feb 5 2012, 03:02 PM)
Yeah I was kinda keen on getting ti-10 but apparently alot ppl say its fragile and might even crack during the 1st strung at 24lb and above.
I later find that there are quite some positive reviews bout the sw37 so decided to go for it... But another thing put me into dilemma is voltric 70 price and performance is quite tempting but later found out it is also a quite fragile racquet and more suitable for single play.
I think Victor BS series is more like your ti-10 compared to the sw series. Perhaps the bs11 seems pretty similar to ti-11 i guess.
Price can refer to forumer ZhenSheng or Arc1414
Nope, none of the BS series similar to Ti-10, not even BS10 altho the shaft stiffness is pretty stiff but BS series swings thru air real fast.
Actually, dont bother too much about single or double racket, if you can wield it, any racket also can. You mentioned you want extra power so head heavy and stiff is the way to go, but you want speed as well for maneuverability, slight head heavy and stiff should be right for what you want. Altho SW37 is not as stiff, but it packs quite a punch too, worth to try.
What do you mean by fragile ? Ti-10 yes, the materials used are like the same as 10-11 years ago when its first production. Voltric 70 has warranty up to 27lbs. Of course if you are talking about clashing any racket also can RIP. I think you wont go wrong with either two VT70 and SW37.
Power - VT70>SW37
Maneuverability - SW37>VT70
Price - SW37>VT70
Hey, how come you never consider MX70 ? Jordan mentioned it now remember
QUOTE(findecano1 @ Feb 5 2012, 03:08 PM)
I was a Ti10 2nd gen user before. SW35 will feel totally different from Ti10. Although it is said to be even balance but you can feel the weight of the head when wielding it. SW35 would be much stiffer and head heavier compared to Ti10.
Ti10 LTD tested it out before for a game feels different compared to Ti10 2nd gen that I have before. The shaft seems not to be as stiff. I would rate it at best medium stiff.
Meteor 70 or MX70 I would say would say be the Victor that feels closest to Ti10. I have never tested that racket before but owning MX80 (which is also a beast on its own) feels like a Ti10 but with a much much stiffer shaft.
Mizi: I am SUPERWAVED 35!
From the spec that available on Victor Taiwan for SW35, Full stiffness and balance head weight, but it was never that balance to begin with, I felt the MX80 is more balance. Perhaps the solidness of the SW35 explained why it felt that way.
Recently I play like 4-5 times a week, I dont think I can handle all the head heavy and extra stiff and high tension anymore haha. Im seriously thinking of more balance and flexier racket nowadays, but havent decided which to go for. Arcsaber 10 ? F9 ?
When wanna test power SW35 ?
QUOTE(ziggy87 @ Feb 5 2012, 05:54 PM)
Ziggy yesterday I mentioned to him about you, hope he has contact you.
Feb 4 2012, 10:16 PM
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