Ti10(2nd gen) or At900p for hard hitter?

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  1. mokmatthew

    mokmatthew Regular Member

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    I am a hard hitter and love strong smashing! But i want a racket that i can handle. Prefer a head heavy one but not too head heavy! And also with good defense. Which racket ti10(2) or 900p suit me most?
    Ps: i dont like 900t since it is too weak in attacking
     
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    Athelete1234 Regular Member

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    You'll like both, I'm serious. They both don't feel too hard to handle for me, the 900P more powerful, the Ti-10 a bit faster. Both feel pretty solid too.
     
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    mokmatthew Regular Member

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    But my budget can only buy one. Which one should i buy?
     
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    AT900P is stiffer than Ti-10 2nd gen, so which do you prefer?
     
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    mokmatthew Regular Member

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    I think Ti-10 , may be?:confused:
     
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    Hard hitter,900P.Not too head heavy and good in defense,ti10.Easier way to say,easier to play with ti10 2nd.But if u have what it takes,then get 900P.Since 900P is not too head heavy as well.Both of rackets r below 300mm BP.
     
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    AT900P does have a BP above 300....Ti-10 is around 300....maybe yours are off spec?
     
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    Is the Ti-10 longer than the AT900P?
     
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    Same length, but the At900P has a longer handle, so the Ti-10 has a longer shaft.
     
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    ah i c, how much shorter (handle)? 10mm?
     
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    Thank you guys. I've been following this thread. One more thing i would like to ask is that which of the two crack and fall off paint LESS EASILY? I would like to take this racket to play doubles and i am aware of the possibility that i may hit racket with my partner, so i need a more durable racket. Thanks.
     
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    I believe that the AT 900P is the more durable of the two. While the Old TI10 was not fragile...
     
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    Consider the ArcSaber 7/9, both very nice for power
     
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    I think i will stick to ti-10(2) coz i heard that 900p is quite difficult to get used to. By the way, is there anyone selling a 2nd hand ti-10(2)? I would like to meet HK seller only and just only 3ug5.
     
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    I always measure my racket's BP after it's strung n after i applied the overgrip.Maybe that's the difference..:p
     
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    Same here, but for some reason my Ti-10 is 300 mm ish.
     
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    My 900P BP =310mm
     
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    Hey, if it isn't any trouble for anyone, would it be possible if someone post a pic of an AT900P and a Ti-10(2nd gen) side by side? :p:p:D (Full racket pic)
     
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    attached are the photos. hope you enjoy it as much as i do
     

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    Thanks huangxl :), but actually i was looking for a pic side by side user pics >.<, because i wanna compare handle size =S

    thanks though!~

    but still looking for a user pic :D
     
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