armortec.. ask a Forumer call DEVIL.. he have.. just he just crash it..



RM250.. go for MP66.. a bit fragile.. but nice racquet.. if u wanna go for that budget..

ooh . but i am waiting Orca reply. he said 1 2 sell ncode n2 but i pm him .no responce.

This post has been edited by Lefty: Nov 21 2006, 05:45 PM

maybe he busy kut...wait 1st and see..hehe

Already sold my Wilson N2, sold to a highschool student, a beginner.

For a budget of RM200+, I would recommend to get Armotec250 range, if you would like to improve your skill.
But if you are a beginner who only want to hit accross net, then Wilson N2. N2 is a little head heavy, thus you can clear easier but sacrifice in accuracy and control.

i 1 offensive raquet.

I dont really agree with Orca ... I find the N2 control is pretty good..

the drawback of that racquet is only u need strong wrist to manage it.. and I dont think it suit for beginner.. beginner will have problem handle the racquet... stiff and head heavy..

I was an ex-district player for Cheras district and used to train there. Just to share some experience with you guys here.

The Cheras district coach also do coaching for outsiders especially primary school student who started to learn badminton.
He always get a slightly head heavy racket for those beginner. Its easier to stroke and clears. You just swing the racket and the clear will be less effort.

After these students had master the game, they will switch to head light racket. With head light racket, you will need stronger wrist power to clear and smash, but these students have stronger wrist power by now, so no problem for them.

Most rackets now a days promote using bombastic words such as STIFF and HEAD HEAVY... to trick buyers.

I made a poor choice too when I buy the Wilson N2, got tricked by the attractive color finishing too. Luckily I manage to let go to a beginner student of that coach.

Buyers these days have to be smarter to understand this.

Yonex is the biggest "tricker" ...

U can say tat again

Actually good or lousy racket is not because of the brand. Yonex has good and average racket as well. Its which model of racket that counts. Nanospeed6000, 7000 are average racket. Nanospeed8000, 9000S/X are good rackets.

Wilson too have good rackets and not so good ones as well.

Yesterday I went to Cheras Badminton to try out some rackets there. There are a few Wilson rackets too that are solid and good. So its not all Wilson rackets are no good, there are some good ones as well. Ultimately buyers have to spend time to differentiate them.

I too made a wrong choice when I rush into impulse buying when I bought the Wilson N2. The color finishing misleads me.

Actually good or lousy racket is not because of the brand. Yonex has good and average racket as well. Its which model of racket that counts. Nanospeed6000, 7000 are average racket. Nanospeed8000, 9000S/X are good rackets.

Wilson too have good rackets and not so good ones as well.

Yesterday I went to Cheras Badminton to try out some rackets there. There are a few Wilson rackets too that are solid and good. So its not all Wilson rackets are no good, there are some good ones as well. Ultimately buyers have to spend time to differentiate them.

I too made a wrong choice when I rush into impulse buying when I bought the Wilson N2. The color finishing misleads me.

which shuttlecock is nice to hit and oso not expensive ar?wanna get a tube of shuttlecocks..but dowan expensive one...hehe

how much is armortec 800 now ? how abt nanospeed 9000 ?

Thanxs

Armotec800 and Nano9000 are top range YY racket around RM700.

Just a question. The racquest I am using is a cheapo raquet as I am still a beginner but after 3 months of playing I find that my racquest is not as good and when you hit the shuttle it is not the same sound as some of my friends better raquet which costs 150 and above.
I would like to buy a new raquet and my budget is around 250-300 ringgit. I like smashing and offensive play more. Any suggestion which one is the better raquet for me currently in the market

Boy,

You can try Wilson N2, it is good for beginners, you do not need powerful arm to hit baseline with it.

I just sold mine not long ago to a beginner too, he loves it since then and he played quite easily with it.

Wah how old are you until you call me boy

By the way how much us a new one?

and yeah thanks for the info

This post has been edited by pgsingerboy: Nov 29 2006, 06:10 PM

Around 200Ringgit selling in Pertama Kompleks.

I have called raquet world pertama complex, but they don't have any wilson n2. Is there another shop besides raquet world in pertama complex selling this raquet is it?

This post has been edited by pgsingerboy: Nov 30 2006, 11:53 AM

wat racquet u all using, i oni using carbonex limited .......