Victor BS09 Reviews?

RM499 can get BS10 or BS11. I tested BS10....well worth the extra 100 bucks. I am considering buyin BS10 or BS11 next. Well I got 3 racquets now....so have to wait till one of these breaks.

 

But i need the flexible racket as my wrist and arm is not strong due to injury, so i think BS 09 is suitable...don't u think???

 

I'd personally prefer a stiffer one. Found the BS09 a bit too flexible for my game. I miss being able to just use the wrist and do a whipping motion with the racquet for an awesome smash. Takes people off guard cause it doesn't look at all like a full body proper smash. I found I am able to do it really well with the NS9900 and Ti10 but not with BS09. I think mainly it's due to the flexible shaft.

 

Its too expensive. The price i stated is included string,grip,bag
490 can get bs10/bs11 with string,grip,bag

In AJ, u can choose to get a blank racket(no string/bag/grip), with cheaper price

 

since u prefer stiff..u should go for bs10 more stiff...more power

 

Oh yeah then it's cheaper than AJ then ,AJ offers me 399 with string and grip but never mention bag, the price that u mention, where can i get it PM me plzzzzzz .......

 

Just ordered my BS09 from sohubuy.com about $150, as cheap as it gets online. Will post full review when I get back, first try with Victor. Looking for Victor shoes now SHW8000 series.

 

I am going to order mine In a few days how stiff would you say the BS09 is ?
And how head heavy ?
Thanks

 

LD, you are ordering a racket, and you are asking how stiff and how head heavy the racket is ???

 

yes I am. I know that it is even balanced but not sure how stiff it is I was just looking for a comparison really to a yonex racket what it is most like in terms of stiffness and BP

 

Don't order till you are sure .

 

I won't, besides I am sure I could sell it if I didn't like it
So those anyone have a comparison for the BS09 to a yonex racket ?
Thanks

 

I have Ti10, NS9900 and used to have an ArcZ.
BS09 is way way more flexible compared to all these 3.
It's quite balanced or slanting towards head light. And overall the weight feels sort of like the ArcZ. But still more flexible than ArcZ.
It's not really good if your games consists mainly of short wrist flicks/movements. For me, after using BS09, i can't seem to do these moves which I normally do with ease on the NS9900 and Ti10.
Just like the ArcZ, you are forced to do more full body smashes in order to get the power. But when you do it right, it seems more powerful.

Conclusion: Takes some getting used to if you come from YY background and stiff racquets. Different but not in a bad way. But I would think an easier transition is to the BS10 or BS11 which are stiffer.

 

Maybe you can compare it to Arc 7? That is what i think it is. I could be wrong

 

LD Rules, I only just ordered, actually didn't receive it yet. The specs of the racket is 3u (85g+?) and is towards head heavy, I don't know why people are saying it's balanced, I guess because it's light and aerodynamic?

Will receive in about a week:crying: but oh I can't wait .

 

Just bought my Victor SHW8000H shoes, man I just got like a Victor rush through my veins these past few days lol.

 

It's balanced. Not head heavy at all.

 

I just bought myself a gift for my hardwork for year 2009 .

It's a Victor Brave Sword 09 .

In Sgp dollar , $168 .

With a Victor back pack . 2 Karakal PU grip .

And string with Victor 60 string .

I have Ti-10 . 2 Apacs , 1 Dunlop AeroGel 9000XL , i had to say , BS09 is the lightest .

Not tried yet , tuesday then i know .

I got a 4U ..... strung at 26lbs , was told this racket can go as high as 30lbs .

 

Do you know the specs of the 4U you ordered? And did you want that? Cause I ordered 3U.

 

30 lbs for the 3u, 28lbs for the 4U