No, material is definately different !! Same cosmetic only ..

You have to be very careful, because some might use lower grade Carbon Graphite, so the frame cannot stand high tension at all, easily crack. Not worth buying. It gives you totally different feel, they are either too light or too heavy !!

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My coach ever tried stringing a metal framed racket at 28lbs and it didn't even give way. What more to say a Carbon Graphite racket?

PS: I doubt that its even made of graphite.

planning to buy a badmiton racket.budget around 100,any suggestion?

This post has been edited by scy320: Jul 3 2008, 02:20 AM

better survey few shops first coz lotz of offer nowadays..

any suggestion of the brand of racket.which brand better?

around rm 100, its hardly a good racket, but u can try, yonex got racket around that range, but its not made in japan

im done looking for a new racket now, instead i bought a new shoe, asics gel-rocket III, hahahaha, maybe when ive got the petrol rebet money i used it to buy a racket, hahaha

i hav a apacs edgesaber 7 for sale, its abot 1 month old and only used for less than 5 times, strung with BG66 blue color, condition is excellent. find it a bit stiff for me.. its a clone of yonex arcsaber 7, its a good racket for offensive and value for money, interested can PM me.

anyone tried at700 ltd?

i tried! hehehe on 30lbs bg65ti

I saw a shop selling Wilson Synergy series at 50% discount. Any body knew about tis racquest. Whats da diffrence between, Pro, Tour and Force.

neh u.....told me liao still want tell again..haha

No way you are going to get a clone racquet for the same material. If you compare the racquet, the frame pattern, the shaft thickness, and so on, you will see the difference and you can also feel the differences.

Hi guys... a newbie here... need somebody to shed some light where can i find a brand new carbonex 20 (not the 'special' version) in KL... wish i could go check out pertama complex but it's quite far from my place (banting)...

Thanks in advance...

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Added on September 22, 2008, 1:53 amJust sharing some info I have...

The legendary carbonex 9 are able to take high tension. I strung mine at 28lbs with no frame deformation at all. Only problem is most shops won't dare to go higher than 24lbs for aluminum frame rackets... but believe me... the old CAB 9's can take very high tension but don't try it on the old carbonex 8... same design but different Former Indonesian doubles ace, Ricky Subagdja Strung his CAB 9 at 32lbs, Korea ace Park Joo Bong at 30lbs... and heard a guy even tried 33lbs...



This post has been edited by EggHead: Sep 22 2008, 01:53 AM

haha.. sure. no shop would want to take the risk of stringing tat high tension. because they won't be responsible if anything happen to the racquect after the stringing.

Any suggestions where to find a CAB20?

i think for budget 100 - 200 best would be Apacs racket

yonex's racket below 200 quality is really not there

im using both arc saber 10 and armortec 700 n im loving it, im looking in to apacs armor muscle power i think the price is rm 259 for it

This post has been edited by scrubiee: Sep 22 2008, 12:41 PM

yea. it depends on each person liking. but, as for me, yonex arc 700 is the best i ever racquet i used so far compared with all my previous one.

try the Armortec of ArcSaber series from Yonex. I used them and it's great.

Quick question -

Between Yonex Carbonex20 Special and ProAce Widebody 33. Which one is better ? Given the type of attacking, lots of jumping smash, drop shot player.

Thanks.

if i were you, i'll go for ProAce Widebody 33