err this i duno. don't own a yonex

the shops' pricing will always be higher than online sellers due to the bigger expenses.
sellers like arc1414 and okk can make appointment with u for u to touch the unstrung rackets.
if u wan dunlop, contact bro pooh88 (hopefully i got his nickname right-lazy refer back )

how come only victor can do that?
other rackets also apply the same pricinple. even yonex.

add 10% of mains(2-3lbs) more to the cross
that's the normal principle but it depends on owner's wish
some might like it to be the same for both cross and mains

wa the pictar geng ah!!
but seems photochop

now i use semi dark color..karakal blue/purple
next is victor green/blue/red..already stock up lol

for those who slip, maybe can bulk up the end of the handle?

actually i think most of the time. if the palm can sweat, i'm sure the arm can sweat even more

SHOULD be Nanospeed 9000-S
always wanted to try NS9000-X lol

9900 is mid stiff meh?
consider stiff in RSL range no?

dun compare with your SW35 la

the personal trainer can be yourself
youtube is quite a good teacher
but you still need a friend to record you while you're playing
from there you will know even better what you need to improve

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Added on September 8, 2010, 9:15 pmwhat you mean by changing racket all the time?
as in buy new racket or play with different rackets?

This post has been edited by ziggy87: Sep 8 2010, 09:15 PM

don't make it too obvious la lol

gosen no longer popular?
it does not sponsor international players doesnt mean it's not popular
it's just that, it no longer as popular as it used to be

acepower..this brand really not popular

which 9900 that you read about? yy or apacs?

for that budget, take a look at victor. should be able to get the high-end series already.
top up another Rm50, can consider BraveSwords

actually Yonex's version is Nanospeed 9900
Apacs version is Nano 9900 but now replaced by Nano 9900 Power which is stiffer

YY NS9900 is Rm600+
the cosmetic(paint) same only. material, tech and feeling totally different

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Added on September 9, 2010, 3:34 pmtalking about rates..damn i miss the days when i was able to play at Rm4/hour before 6pm on rubber courts!

the court is Ipoh Stadium though.
the rubber courts are not like those at New Vision PJ.
these are 1 piece THICK rubber which is very soft to step on.

This post has been edited by ziggy87: Sep 9 2010, 03:34 PM

wont very hard to balance..it's thick but not soft until when u stand on it, it will lump in.
when u land after u jump, can feel the softness
even when the shuttle lands, it wont bounce as high as other hard floors
very good shock absorption

can say like that
sometimes is the shoe that hurt your leg, not floor. if that's the case then how soft the floor also no use la

good but not the best. i've played on surfaces with better grip than it.
maybe because it's quite old already. center of court already turned yellowish rather than green

actually none. it's either grippy and hard or soft but not so grippy
i prefer grippy so should be New Vision.
haven't been to Challenger, South Quay, ReflexWorld, Juara etc etc..no chance
when i left KL, South Quay ngam ngam open

bedini not cap ayam bro
it's a okay brand
just not popular enough

kido/setiawan team is using flypower
i'm not sure about now but they used it before

yes. it's for different regions.
some say T300 have slightly better material from T200. not sure about L70.

yupe..duno why yonex don't sponsor them anymore

besides being different generations, the materials are different
L50 and L60 should have similar frame shape while L90 has the frame similar to Victor BraveSword which cuts through the air faster