interesting, before i used to play with 4U racket, but dont generate enough power while attacking, maybe my arm is too weak
would want to try bs09/bs12 as my brother wanted to buy one

haha my next racket that i have my eyes on is either a bs 12 or a bs lyd... hehehe... i can say the bs09 feels like a light racket....

Better get your eyes off BS series as all of them generally feels light. SW series would have the 'full body' weighted feel.

Confirm and affirm this ngam u

Troll in deep just got deeper

Nice to meet you Jordan

hi sifus,

can pls gv some adv.
m comparing sw37 & bs09. i play doubles, weak but gd def.
currently using mp45 but sometimes feel to heavy.

also juz want to ask, wats the difference between a thin & thicker string? does thinner string generate more power or thicker?

thks.
also can recommend a reliable seller fm lowyat garare?

This post has been edited by pskk: Feb 13 2012, 08:17 PM

you don't bluff, here I show you sifu chiller racket. . .



I let you guess what is the balance point. . .

This post has been edited by Omage007: Feb 13 2012, 08:33 PM

400?

Racquet made of cement. The cement technology + racquet weight 2049529035802938509 gram ftw! *Trolling in the deep*

Theoretically,
SW37 should be better in smash/attk because of the AERODYNAMIC technology,
BS09 should be better in defense/fast because of the SWORD technology.

I can't say which is better however I own a sw37 and it is a very good racquet ^^

sword technology more aerodynamic than SW aerodynamic frame. but paint chips much more easily.

SW got e-titanium, supposedly more power in smashes. considering that ti10, fz forza ti550, li ning tp series rackets all have strong smashes, i am inclined to believe that there is some truth to it. faster frame recovery upon hitting or something. and inner waves technology, lengthens the string by a bit so the trampoline effect is stronger, hence more power. my gosen power cavity also does the same thing, the grommet at 3 and 6 o clock part of the frame is double grommet, the frame itself doesnt support the grommet on the inside of the frame.

but other brands put their strings around the frame, no grommets. carlton prototype for example.


dont really care much though nowadays. as long as it feels nice i just use. even though my wish nano force is cheap ass and i dont even know what fancy named technology it uses, its a nice racket to use.

Ultimately... it mostly depends on technique and footworks. Then racquet + string...
If technique not right, no matter good the racquet is also won't produce a good smash like what happened to me last time

This post has been edited by ikki9394: Feb 14 2012, 01:49 AM

thks u for your adv....

haha i have both (sw 36 n bs 09)...and i really like both.... the bs lyd seems tempting... bcoz its rated slightly stiffer then bs09 and head heavier... so it might just be the racket im looking for... still need to jive with my bs09.. still very new ... haha will know after playing 10hrs+ with it.. on how suitable is the racket

Forgot to zip small compartment on my racket bag yesterday, my dog saw it, and there goes all my new grips ...=____=

yummmy!!

how bout kason tsf 300 ti? anyone use it? how bout tsf300 series? A, D, TI? thanks. =)

got some1 selling used tsf300 ti rm260, quite cheap. dunno any reviews though. shaft only medium, not my cup of tea. if not would have considered getting it.

went to KD sports just now. yonex new stock coming in next week or the week after. ronald says the vt9 is part of that stock.

ic. i am looking for 2nd racket for backup. currently using mx80. too demanding = too tiring. need medium stiff n even balance = all rounder. wondering if tsf 300 ti is suitable or not.. no time to search for the shop and try to swing.. T.T

This post has been edited by amirx2: Feb 14 2012, 10:51 PM

medium? i thought i remember reading in BC that tsf300 is extra stiff..
maybe my brain is trolling with me