I see...then T200 is totally not for you...

I played the other day. 1 game with T200 and am still amazed on how much control I got with it.

T200 will reward those with good techniques. I got to admit that I need a few sessions with it to get used to it...

My arm never suffered any pain from T200. Since the racket is solid upon impact with minimal vibration.

By 'bend', what exactly do you mean? And where did you get this idea?

it is a good racket for beginner until professional level, so it is expensive There is a reason why Lee Yong Dae is still using it and he still doing fine with the racket, winning several tournaments and beat FHF/CY of china, because it is light and if u watched the matches of the korean duo LYD/JJS, they do not smash much but their defence is so tight and they use good counter attack method to win rallies. No doubt tat is a good racket to own

@zero_hour

ya, ns9900 need good wrist power, but if like me got so so wrist power, i still can do acceptable smash, but backhand is so so, and the hand will be kinda tired after long badminton session. If u have the power, for sure it will give u good smash, i am still trying to find a way to give my power to the racket, if it delivers, it really delivers but mid court smash and front court net kill is what ns9900 is all about. U can play pressure at front court so much easier due to the head lightness. The thing i like the most is really the repeated smash of the racket, where i cant do it on any other racket as good as ns9900. The downside is always the price if u have the money, that is a good racket to own.

Actually BS09 or BS12 is quite similar to ns9900, bs09 is abit head light and even balance yet not stiff, while bs12 is mid stiff, other same spec as bs09, so people would say bs12 is actually an upgrade for bs09, tho i never try it before.

@ziggy87

wanted to try sw35, but i scare headheavy would hinder much on defense >< perhaps i will get mx80, seems like it is the best all rounder racket for victor

haha... Normally those who can wield ns9900 very well, can do well in VT80 or MX80 because both are demanding rackets, where u need explosive wrist power. But i cannot do well in ns9900, so i need something less flexible. I dont know whether worth to get bs12 or just get bs09 is enough, because actually both are quite similar but price is like rm100 difference..  but i heard ppl saying bs12 is better at other forum..

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Added on June 14, 2011, 8:19 pm

never try those, no chance, no friend buying those rackets, only me burning racket money haha.. only tried something low end like arcsaber 003, memang no power compare to ns9900, huge difference i can say, even it says got wat nano air spring technology.. i only used ns9900, and i think it's good double racket, so i recommend to those who have the wrist power to wield it. if i got chance to try those, for sure i will do some comparisons