I m looking for kakis to play as well but I m just a noob. Locations somewhere near PJ State would be preferable!
Thank you!
All About Badminton Equipment v2, Racket, Shoes, Grip, String, Cocks
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Dec 9 2008, 02:43 PM
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Would like to ask the sifus here, have anyone tried Yonex Muscle Power Limited? Anyone who is using it currently and can give a review about it? Can't seem to find much info about this racket.
I m looking for kakis to play as well but I m just a noob. Locations somewhere near PJ State would be preferable! Thank you! |
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Dec 10 2008, 12:07 AM
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Thank you for the feedbacks
I wonder this 2 rackets when you guys commented on it, how's the grip? You know some ppl wrap it thick, some wrap it thin and it does make some difference on the balance of the racket. |
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Dec 25 2008, 03:10 AM
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Dec 26 2008, 09:21 PM
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Dec 26 2008, 11:35 PM
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Dec 28 2008, 06:07 PM
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Of course prices in Pertama can be bargained. Just the matter of how you bargain.
Again pricing of Apacs I m not sure in Pertama, but definitely you can try to haggle, bargain, discuss etc etc or you can check out some eager seller here. There's no point buying a racket RM500+ racket when you can't fully utilize it. I bought a RM200+ racket I can't use it, my stupidity for that. I am only able to use a free old racket given to me by my uncle long time ago. This post has been edited by findecano1: Dec 28 2008, 06:37 PM |
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Dec 29 2008, 11:13 PM
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QUOTE(mizivincible @ Dec 28 2008, 09:08 PM) So I guess you guys have to spend fortune on eye checking no ? Etakoh is carrying Apacs, I went with my friends last Friday for some shopping and they have quite some choices for Apacs line Nah...eye checking is free of charge nowadays. The price is of course negotiable, but I guess you can get good pricing too from our online retailers. I guess same case happened to me too I had to let go my AVH1800 I bought recently and play with my old ProAce Widebody 33 only. Lin Dan once said to me " You dont simply change racket eventho for higher end, stick with what you feel good playing with" You too can't use Apacs racket eh? Lin Dan told you that? Gawd..... |
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Dec 30 2008, 05:24 PM
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QUOTE(chgchksg128 @ Dec 30 2008, 04:41 PM) Just visited Pertama and they are doing promotion for apacs and some others barnd..buy 1 free 1 or 5)% discount on frame.... Buy 1 free 1 or 50% off? Sounds not bad. not much different with ZhenSheng price....but the models just a bit differnt with a UK stciker there...may b it is original from UK...but apacs is from malaysia right? want to ask, furious better or edge saber? both same price..in dilemma Furious (which model) or Edge Saber? Elaborate more on your play style and level then it would be easier for ppl in here to give you their comments. |
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Dec 30 2009, 11:45 AM
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QUOTE(ezpersonal @ Dec 30 2009, 04:00 AM) hey thanks for the info... recently fall in love with bg 85.. feeling wise i think they are more or less the same.. but i feel bg85 has better control (especially netting)..... Ron... BG85 slightly thicker string compared to BG66 by .01mm and er.. y am i got the "lagging feel" when using both bg80 and bg85, compare to bg 66? What you lbs you use with BG66 get it 1 ~ 2 lbs higher compared to BG66. I don't whether its me or what but I been using BG80 all the way and on a few occasions BG85, the color of the string does have a little difference it seems. Very apparent especially with BG85 and a little on BG80. So I stick with BG80 blue color only now. |
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Jan 9 2010, 01:44 AM
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Ahaha kaki gajah mizi
Not that I am that far away anyway Go get some Fleet imitation of SHB101 I think they should fit you. My SHB101 'import' myself all the way from Penang to KL. Ehh you always go back to Penang right? Go to the errr.. hmmm I don't remember its YMCA or YWCA there's a badminton hall there and a shop there. I got my shoes from there and my size and also some bigger size but that was sometime back last year. Mizi, you should know chiller what.... you know..that baddy sifu wear spec one... |
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Jan 15 2010, 07:37 PM
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QUOTE(mizivincible @ Jan 15 2010, 12:47 PM) It feels solid, I believe what mois meant is quite fragile in term of a single clash will result in unfortunate breakage of the frame. findecano1's AT900T retired due to clashing mois, thinking of selling off that AT900P ? Or its already k.o ? I think my Cab21SP is going to last me forever and same goes for my uncle's Cab21 (13+ years /w the old Yonex logo Let's see how long all my racket will last since in the bag now left only AT700, Ti10 and Cab21. AT700 should go first I think as the 5 o'clock position grommet sinking already. Ti10 still okay at the current moment with 29lbs on it ( |
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QUOTE(doublezul @ Jan 15 2010, 09:00 PM) hey all want to ask ~~ To be frank, how good a racket is depends on who is wielding it. No point buying an expensive racket if it does not suit your style. i want to buy Yonex raquet.. my budget is below RM200 .. does Arcsaber or Armortec have this price ? any other good yonex raquet ? You will still be able to get some Yonex rackets at your budget but anything below RM300 from Yonex are not that good (that's what they say in the forums). Use something that is within your budget and suits you. If you really want good strokes and technique use an oval racket otherwise isometric for easy learning and hitting. |
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Jan 21 2010, 02:47 PM
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QUOTE(Calvin Seak @ Jan 20 2010, 07:09 AM) wow bro you better change your grommet! so sorry to hear that it had already shrunk in to the frame Unfortunately my grommet sinking would be more like this guy's AT900Pi changed my grommet straight away right after AJ spoiled it, it was a brand new arc z and strung with nbg 98 @ 28 pounds the whole grommet came out but he didnt want to re-string it for me Check this linnk out pretty scary and how helpful grommet is hahaha http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/sho...ead.php?t=79761 http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/sho...ead.php?t=71212 So putting new grommets in won't help unless I get those string protectors then it would be a different case but the balance point will shift QUOTE(plkvoon @ Jan 20 2010, 05:26 PM) i begin to love my at900t.... it was not a smooth sailing changing from arc7... needed like 7-8 sessions to get used to head heavy racket..... now another racket in my mind, Ti10.... most likely will be getting this legendary racket after reading so many good reviews..... this will be my last racket for this year.... gf start to complain and complain... kekekkekekekeke...... Transition from AT900T to Ti10 would be easier and you will see a small difference as I feel that the AT900T shaft have slightly more flex than the 2nd gen Ti10. Some of them say that the "kick point" of both racket is different |
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Jan 22 2010, 07:28 AM
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QUOTE(mizivincible @ Jan 21 2010, 07:10 PM) Just came back from Chiang Seah Bangsar for shuttles and shorts. BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT BUT Accidentally asked for the Li Ning BP 300C, accidentally wielded it for a while, accidentally asked for the price and stuffs, thank god I didnt accidentally go to ATM. It felt slightly lighter than the AT700 but very hard flex, close to none. I absolutely love it. Pray to god I can resist this temptation. Baru aja ingat mau take Ti-10 but...... Now the "but" is really disturbing T_T |
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QUOTE(mizivincible @ Jan 26 2010, 09:16 PM) No wonder I feel that someone calling me.... I wish I can get another racket Planning to get one ar? Get T2 for more all around play. U or U2 would be something like AT700 although not same and its more suited for single play unless you got Popeye's arms. |
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QUOTE(arc1414 @ Jan 27 2010, 09:08 PM) For T will nice.I try before lunch to market.Still consider to take or not. Yeah true to that. It is always back to the wielder of the racket. Given in any scenario always choose a racket that is suitable for oneself and not what the pro use. I would say that I hit hard but I just don't like the feel of thick shafted rackets so definitely no U for me. If you were to bring in the T2 I might consider it Findecano : T or U is depend how is ur game and ur mentality control actually. But then i would suggest more T coz the racket perform nicer feeling then U. If u really hard hitter head for U. T i would say just nice and it is friendly racket to use. |
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QUOTE(arc1414 @ Jan 28 2010, 11:18 AM) Still have long time to arrived.Need wait SG there confirm togather then only the stuff arrived in Msia No worries not in a hurry to get it unless my Ti10 suddenly go to racket heaven. Can bring in some Zymax string as well? U din warm up before u play your game? Try reduce 10% of your tension if still so same things then change racket lo. QUOTE(ziggy87 @ Jan 28 2010, 11:52 AM) got warm up and cool down It would be quite normal to experience the slight pain when you upped the tension. Happened to me as I upped the tension on my racket. I have not used BG65 before but I think thicker string will lack the whippy feeling compared to thinner strings.this is the first time i string at 26lbs though.. now maybe less pain coz the string lost a bit tension after so many smashing and i getting used to it thinking deep into BG65 @ 26lbs |
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QUOTE(arc1414 @ Jan 28 2010, 10:31 PM) Zymax 62,67,70 is available de. Aiyaa.. hehe i haven update yet. Well 62 is not bad.But the time of snap really fast lol. I try for a month oledi. Need to know for 62 and 67 I wonder how the 62 will last at 29lbs but I don't break strings normally Snap fast?! How fast they would snap compared to BG66 at the same tension? |
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WoW
I will be going to Bangkok in April. Most probably will grab a ARC10 from there. |
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QUOTE(mizivincible @ Mar 10 2010, 02:31 PM) Eyh I thought I mentioned 3UG4 ! Its player version of AT700. Fuuhhhh new toy new toy!! Hehe, sending you pm now bro thlim78. ziggy87 hows your current weapon so far ? I think my current one serving me really good. Btw its Panda Power Ultra II with BG66 25lbs, very fast, stiff racket. My smashes are powerful with AT700 but kinda slow in maneuverability. Can test ar?? |
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