Wilson N-Code
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Proace Thunderbolt series

hi guys...jz bought a Wilson V2 Racquet..with BG65Ti string at 24lbs..wat do u guys think?the racquet recommends string tension at 20-28lbs..bought for RM100+ and d most important thing is the feel of holding it is good..but hvn't tried playing..tonite gonna play and see...     

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... 

yea..can feel tat when i return smash..the shuttle fly all the way to the baseline easily..last time i use lousy racquet return smash hv to do very hard..now easier..my smashing still need lots of training to do..need to train my timing and wrist..still kenot agak correctly when to smash the shuttle..some times the shuttle can't go down..it goes fast and straight..but do drop shot very nice..


I think he mean the brand ProAce?My fren said my racquet nice to smash coz its longer oso.. Ur budget RM200 can get very good racquet lor..I heard my fren said Yonex Carbonex 6,7,8,9 all very good..I saw Carbonex 8 or 9 when i bought my racquet..its around RM215 i think..

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...

Hi fellows, my fren intro me to this forum.

I have been using Yonex all this while, but because it is expensive now, so i tried other brand. 1 month ago i bought Wilson N2, but find that it is not so solid. Maybe it is meant for beginner only, intend to sell it of, anyone interested?

I am an ex-district player, so sad bought a RM200+ racket and now just one month old have to let it go. Still prefer Yonex.

ooo..lefty u wanna buy racquet eh?ur current racquet is wat?

Lefty,

I m from Cheras near Leisure Mall.

Intend to let go at RM150. Just one month old, played only 4 times since bought a month ago. Perfectly new.

Its a good racket for beginner, because it is a little head heavy, so you do not need much power to hit the shuttle to baseline, but u sacrifice a lot in control and accuracy. It is also softer feel on impact, so less stressful for beginner.

PM me if you are interested.

m a beginner, not been playing for 20yrs+...thanks for the info here, just bought a fischer pro no1rm150 with string (shop owner recommend ashway) n bag. n a apac power concept 1000 (rm100) for wify fr. pertama complex Etakoh. But, the shuttlecock bought rsl official cannot 'fly' high n far lah...any recommend of good shutlecock?

Cooldreamer,

Would you like to own my one month old Wilson N2 ?

Selling at only RM150. I only played 4 times. Perfectly new.

PRINCE racquest nice??my fren juz bought a lastest 1 Rm250..

i only know prince good in tennis racquet..never know its good in badminton racquet oso...but the most important thing is the feel of holding it..if its good for u then can buy la..but for RM250..i think i would prefer to get Yonex for tat price...

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.