Carlton lack of stock in Malaysia since main distributor in Malaysia been stop and new agent appointed to Singapore.... u will see more carlton stock coming next year...

Reevex.. are u going to buy this??

SBH-99 normal version is RM399 list price before discount..
and SBH-99 limited edition is RM499 list price if I am not mistaken..

the different is only the colour .. the base of both shoe is the same..

beside.. I also saw SBH-99 selling @ about RM100... the base are different.. finishing quality is horrible.. top view design is the same.. but the shape of shoe look different.. the Yonex logo on the side smaller compare to the expansive one..

come and have a look on a real SHB-99... have a look on the finishing of this "SB-99"...

for me.. I personally hold this SB-99 limited and also the non limited in hand.. it just horrible in finishing to me.. Spending RM180 for it.. I would rather go for a real SHB-99 non limited..

no offend.. just my personal view.


I personally think that the SB-99 is not original product from Yonex... why Yonex bother to come out with a SB-99 wt the same looking like the SHB-99.. this SB-99 seem overlap the SHB-99 and also plenty of lower range of real Yonext product..

This post has been edited by BuFung: Sep 11 2006, 10:16 AM

another pro-player using 28lbs..

nano 8888???

nano8888.. maybe not a Yonex..

makimo... show ur price pls...

Carb 21 Special selling @ about RM160... Carb 21SP @RM230..

bigginer use offensive Racq?? good luck to him.. I would say.. No offensive Racq for beginner..

I am not sure wat string suit ur style.. But I love BG66... 0.66mm string.. but it is one of the most fragile string too..

I tried BG65 (0.70mm) string.. @ 24x26 tension.. tak boleh oh.. out of control

Carb 20 cannot get already luh..

wow... good price n good racquet wor..

I am using Wilson too.. very nice offensive racquet.. but u need strong arm/wrist to use it...

n90 is the old nCode liao.. the newer series of nCode is n1, n3, n5 and n2,n4,n6..

if u are offensive player.. go for n1 or n2..

I am using n2.. use for 3months.. crash wt friend several time.. still strong..

but u have to be very careful for n2,4,6 stringing.. the string pattern are totally different from ordinary racquet.. if the seller just follow the ordinary way to strung ur racquet.. it will crack easily on the 2 o'clock n 11o'clock point.. cheer..

my experience on it.. my n2 la.. not v2..

u can swing the ball baseline to the other baseline more easy...

u can smash with better power.. provided u have strong arm/ good timing..

return smash also easier to hit baseline..

draw back.. u will be slower ... in term of saving ball... coz u need higher power to swing the racquet from one position to another position(eg.. fore hand change to backhand)...

Hi.. morning to both of u..

a very flexible racquet doesn't mean it is a good racquet.. this type of racquet more for beginner->intermediate user....

a intermediate-->Pro user will use harder racquet.... or in racquet standard.. we call it stiff.. Lee Chong wei use very stiff racq.. where Lin Dan use extra Stiff racq...

about the frame.. Isomatric frame(not oval type) have bigger frame and the "sweet spot" are bigger than normal oval type.. new racquet mostly having isometric frame instead of old oval frame...

about the length.. now a day racq are all 10mm(1cm) longer than old racq... u can use a carbonex series to compare wt new racq.. like the V2.. or any other new one. it will be longer...

half inche? never heard b4... cheer...

on ur racquet frame.. the center of the frame is the best spot for u to hit the shuttle... that is the sweet spot...

if u hit the shuttle near to the frame(not hit wt the frame).. the shuttle wont fly like what u expected it to be....

friend.. u bought this??

yap.. it's mine..

that 2 is the main..

hahaha..

get use to ur V2 first la.. most of the time 1 racq is enough...