Help choosing a racket

Discussion in 'Racket Recommendation / Comparison' started by kevinboyz, Oct 2, 2010.

  1. drew tze en

    drew tze en Regular Member

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    I would go for the Armotec 70 the head shape is very bad
    I would think the arcsaber 7 will be good for you
     
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    kgokul1991 Regular Member

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    yeah i noe! but since i m quite short on cash might have wait start saving up
     
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    arcsaber 7 is all around so (Y)
     
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    kgokul1991 Regular Member

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    i m sorry i didnt get what u said abt the armortec 70
     
  5. drew tze en

    drew tze en Regular Member

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    I know thats why i recommend it
     
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    drew tze en Regular Member

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    the head shape of the racket is not good and it doesn't perform well
     
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    the amortech 70 shape cause the sweet spot to be smaller :)
     
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    oh ok kool! thanks guys
     
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    oh one more question there s this sticker like G4 3U somthing what does it mean ?
     
  10. drew tze en

    drew tze en Regular Member

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    well the 4U stands for the weight so 3U is heavier then 4U so the higher the lighter the racket is
    G4 is the smaller the number the larger the handle is
     
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    so the G is the grip and the U is the weight ? and what abt the numbers rite next to it ?
     
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    drew tze en Regular Member

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    i have explained but oh well
    for "G" the smaller the number the larger the handle and
    for "U" the smaller the number the heavier the racket is
     
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    no i get that i m talking abt the number like 19-24lbs rite next to it
     
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    drew tze en Regular Member

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    OH that is the recommend tension for that racket
     
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    so for instance 24 would be the highest and 19 would be the lowest tension
     
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    drew tze en Regular Member

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    yep ! 24lbs might sound like a low tension but professional players play with tension up to 32-26lbs
     
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    23lbs would be a nice tension to play with if you are a begineer :D
     
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    AT70 MG*

    * = MEGA Frame

    Due to its unique large-frame design, the Mega-Frame further enlarges the already large sweetspot provided by the YONEX Isometric Square Head Shape. Compared with an ordinary racquet, the Mega Frame provides a 34% larger sweetspot for more reach and more effective off-centre hits.

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    drew tze en Regular Member

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    I know about the Armotec 70MG
    Personally I won't buy it because of the head shape
     
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    How it looks or how it plays? I will say it's not a beauty no :p
     

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