High tension offensive player, the BG80 can last your for how many sessions playing?


Since it is not Yonex high-end racket, so cannot request too much on the max tension it can support, 24-26lbs should be enough for most of the intermediate player. . .

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Added on August 31, 2010, 12:22 amactually ATT99 shouldn't be compare with BS10 or SW35, right? since ATT99 is mid-range and the BS10/SW35 is consider as high-end for Victor racket. . .

BTW what is the mean difference between Artery/SW/BS series? is it like Yonex >> Artery=MusclePower, SW=Armortec, BS=ArcSaber??

anyone got comments with Victor SW320?? price around the same as ATT99/ATT98 or Yonex ArcSaber 008T. . .

This post has been edited by Omage007: Aug 31 2010, 12:22 AM

The grommet definitely can change one....I changed few times oledi...usually the shop will change for you when u restring your racket. Some shop more cincai, consider part of stringing service charges (fyi, I know this shop, he is dealer for the string, he said string margin is more than 100%, why so expensive is because the skill and market rate, but unfortunately he bit moody one, open as he like, string when he like, so I dont go there anymore coz either go there he not open or he is not around/ leaving soon for his badminton session, always got to leave racket there for few days, only can collect back). Another shop, they charge me RM3.

This post has been edited by wtfoo1: Aug 31 2010, 12:59 AM

wtfoo1,

Ah.. thanks for sharing the info... now I know the grommet can change... tq tq

if im not mistaken, ATT99 is already around for quite some time?
maybe it used to be high-end

to differentiate them i guess u can say like that
i notice the ATT/SW/BS series, all their bp also almost the same hahaha
all also head heavy

while difference between armortecs and arcsabers are of bigger margin


oh ya alan kc, what's the bp of your 'hammer'? with and without string and grip?

This post has been edited by ziggy87: Aug 31 2010, 01:23 AM

Guys,

While we are discussing, why not we come up with a compilation on what we all think on would be the best rackets + String + tension for the following purposes:

1.> Best Smash =
2.> Best Control =
3.> Best Offense =
4.> Best Defense =
5.> Best All Rounder =

Example : Best Smash = Arcsaber Z Slash + BG 80 + 24lbs.

Would be great for new comers & experience people to look at and think about.

I noticed that usually, the high-end racket, those more expensive one, usually suits those more advance players, as they tend to be harder to hit, harder to control, but, once you manage to master it, or you got some basics stroke, it will suits you well.

For those cheaper range rackets, it more forgiving for beginner. But, the disadvantages, for some advance players, they might tend to say "lack of power" in their games.

Any comments from sifus?

string and tension is very subjective.
some will say BG66/80 is the best! but i might say NO, it's Zymax 67 or VS-850.
no point dude.

rackets on the other hand is a slightly different matter

for me:

1.> Best Smash = Victor SW35/ Yonex AT900P
2.> Best Control = Yonex NS9900?
3.> Best Offense = no comment
4.> Best Defense = headlight rackets
5.> Best All Rounder = Yonex AS series since they're well balanced rackets

yea i know, it's like not answering the questions
i have low experience with rackets

Haha..u can try for bg85..that also for control player.Last time my armotec 250 go until 30lbs..haha.

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Added on August 31, 2010, 9:11 amAt internet info is 295,bt i dun it is 295,mayb arn 310..

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Added on August 31, 2010, 10:40 amTi 99 jus d technology diff to sw 35..coz sw is using wave system..bt material almost same,and also didnt use by international player..

This post has been edited by alan kc: Aug 31 2010, 10:40 AM

oic..kk's website say it's 290 which is even less than my ATT99
i always felt it's impossible but never had a real SW35 to measure

like i said, ATT99 is an old model.
all the wave and sword design are for new models..

victor claims that the wave will generate faster swing..really?

Coz at bottom side frm 4 oclock to 8 oclck position is aerodynamic..so it provide more faster swing..bt d wave technology so good..can handle d string strenght..

what's the difference between SW and BS wave position?
only 4 and 8 oclock for SW and whole inner frame for BS?

Nope..bs and sw almost same..jus d bs material nt same if i nt wrong.

any racket from victor equivalent to yonex AT700?
many say AT700 not durable.
mostly i playing double and my racket strung at 26-28 lbs.

Hello,

Anyone know where to re-string badminton racquet in Kota Kemuning or USJ?PM me

TQ

Yonex all racket also cant handle high tension,if victor,u can try sw 35 or bs10 or spiral 21.

wa AT700 for doubles..u must be a 'beast' too..powerful 'beast' using a 'beast' racket
no offense

yonex racket can't handle high tension???

i'm not sure how stiff is AT700 but the head heaviness should be similar to SW35.
spira21 is less stiff than SW35

Yup..yonex racket realy cant handle high tension espeacily at700,d position at 8 or 4 o clock d triple line postition always dump..if u streght it 30 lbs,3 times guaranty u dump..at900 still ok..spiral 21 less stiffr than sw35.

Nope.. don't think that's covered. Do you want a picture of my racket? Full of scratches but I don't give a crap because it gives me what I want : Smashing with 29lbs string tension

Eh.. I prefer headlight rackets for everything.. but that's me, because I feel some wrist pain after smashing alot with heavy head rackets.
How come nobody here uses Fischer rackets? Good austrian brand

This post has been edited by #Fly: Sep 1 2010, 02:24 PM

no prob. i need hard practice first to be a beast
sw35 within my budget..below rm400.
need to test it first..

Or u can try bs09