I was hoping to pick this up in while I am in China but it doesn't come out til March I got to look at the 2012 catalogue and showed this guy had a BP of 295mm 40% off during the new year on racquets but ended up getting the non-N series stuff
While I was in Shenzhen I bought the TB200C and the TP100C for 20% off at a Li-ning store thinking it was a good deal, once again they had no N-Series in stock as they sold out for the year. I'm kicking myself I didn't find the Hong Kong TST Li-Ning store earlier because I could have got 4 racquets for the price of the two I bought in China. Well actually it's not true they were totally sold out of N-series.. but both stores only had N60s and N70s which I had no interest in.
WOw coollll... GOLD $$. can anyone give the review for this racket?? is this same with N90 s-type? because the specification from the pics are same. BP295 shaft medium w3.
I think this is a single racquet so it will not be similar to n90 s type. Head heaviness probably similar to other racquets like lining n55,55ii etc.. What I dont understand from that chinese review is that it say the sweet spot will expand upward. But is the sweet spot expand upward or move slightly upward? and is the stiffness medium stiff or less stiff than medium stiff?
hmmm from the website, both the N80 and N36 have similar BP's and stiffness, i wonder what they have in store for N36
Can anyone translate it to english language, what the advantage of n80? Thx what the meaning of 3d breakfree?
So this racket like sportscar, can swing more than 350kph, for smash have 400 horse power?? Hahah is this good racket? Can anyone compare with n90.. Hahaaha if u already hav.
When will Lining n80 be actually for purchases? Atm i think they are only selling in china as I find that they are already selling it on taobao.. I really want to buy this racquet lol
A review of N80 from a Chinese forum http://www.ballnet.com/badminton/viewthread.php?tid=3823 Google translate http://translate.google.de/translate?hl=de&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ballnet.com%2Fbadminton%2Fviewthread.php%3Ftid%3D3823
Is it better than n90? I want to buy a new racket but still confuse choosing between n90 (2009 tech) and newest n80(2012) can anyone give me an advice ? Thx
Man, that's an insane looking racket. Best looking Li-Ning by a huge margin. Now, if they could only do something about the price..........and weight (102g net!?!)