I used kfactor ksix one team immediately since I started playing tennis. Didn't feel it hard to play, but of course I had never tried other rackets before, besides my coach's racket used for competition. >_>

errmm... have i mentioned my son had just turned 10 years old? ...anyways, i suppose there are kids that start off with adult racquets, but i would think swinging a long, heavy adult racquet will not do much good to teaching him the timing of his swing, and probably won't do his developing body any good too, hence starting him off with a junior racquet. (do correct me if i am wrong on this though... i have never taught kids before, just secondary school pupils)

...anyway, if anyone in melaka is interested in having their kids learn tennis, i wouldn't mind taking on a few... would be more fun for my kid to have company while learning... free of charge of course, maybe just chip in for balls and court time

Ncode ntour http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpageRCWILSON-WNT.html <<< lol

What's the difference between big head size racket and small head size racket? Since I played badminton before, so smaller by bit head size wont bother me .

I read some comments by our own forumers that N-code series and k-factor series is similar, so maybe I can save up to rm100 if that's true by buying n-code series racket.

...off the top of my head, i would say that generally a bigger racquet head is more forgiving, since a bigger headsize equals a bigger sweet spot, so you have a better chance of hitting the center of the racquet@sweet spot, which is why we often equate bigger head sized racquets with younger players/beginners/lady players(?) and smaller head-sized racquets (with their smaller sweet spot) is associated with advanced/professional players, since they will be able to find the sweet spot regularly and gain the advantage of the added control the smaller head size offers.

in badminton you don't have the problem of having to hit your shots regularly on the sweetspot, so head-size isn't much of a factor there... probably the smaller you can get away with it, the better i suppose?

Anybody knows where got sell Head racquets?

Little do you know how different tennis is from badminton... I had that sort of thinking once...xD

*ball flying out of the fence*

topper sports sdn bhd
lot 205,206, 1st floor
ampang park shopping complex
jalan ampang,50450 kl.

ni no tel tauke dia david 0193170955

walao!!!
so cheap liao?!

last time i went to bangi shop...rm370 for the racquet...exclude string...(cheaper rm5 compare to u)

then i went to topper sports oso...
they selling RM370 as well...

sigh...
can't believe so cheap now...rm 350 with tali...

hey...need c what tali they give.if give lauya of course cheap.

Selling my M-fil 400.LOL!
anyone interested offer me thru pm!

nvm mar...
if no tali...rm350 oso cheaper rm20 liao...

it's true..if u don't belive me go to topper sport and ask the tauke laa..

uh ntour 95... it's gonna be an uphill task like mad to find that
bigger size less chance mistakes

i got sell what 25% off

ci long bro, 25% off the retail price or 25% off ur price ( ur price would be cheaper than retail right??? )

off RRP price

the discounts only worthwhile with new models..old models u're better off seeking from shops

ci long, my friend want buy dunlop racket.i ask him PM u d.

Great! How much is Microgel Extreme Pro?

This post has been edited by cartographer: Feb 12 2009, 10:27 AM

rrp 769... minus 25 % = 576.75

just call him, he said racket k 6 1 90 rm380 but if add k-gut rm420.

thats mean...
racket rm380
k-gut rm40

ok ka? any comments? total = RM420


Ci long, Wilson Ncode 62 got?how much?

This post has been edited by feeq: Feb 12 2009, 09:22 PM

try u compare with bangi shops laa