Victor Jet Speed 10

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  1. dbswansea

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    4u, I've had it in my hands.

    What a lovely racquet. Waiting a few weeks to get mine is going to make me sad.
     
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    4U at 34/35? No way DX
     
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  3. dbswansea

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    I was talking to mark about it as we share racquet and tension preferences. He was worried that it wouldn't take his 32lb, based on him stringing a load this week he's buying a few.
     
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    What does Lee Sheng Mu uses at AE? Maybe a Jetspeed 11?;)
     
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    Definitely something blue and shiny.
     
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    I think it's the same racket as the one which he used @YGO. [MENTION=11783]Mark A[/MENTION] Please tell me that you strung it and know which new racket will coming next. :)
     
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  7. dbswansea

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    TK9000's? I saw no mythical racquets when I said hi.
     
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    Slightly clearer picture from Victor
     
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    ^What is this blue beauty????? 0.o
     
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  10. Mark A

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    Aye - good to see you up there:).
     
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  11. dbswansea

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    Same here mate, nice shirt btw :(

    I enjoyed watching you and Paul hammer your way through those racquets.
     
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  12. Mark A

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    We don't need a JS10 3U - take my word for it:).
     
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    Pity. I still want a 3U. It's my comfort zone heh.
     
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    Victor only manufacture 3U JS10's for international players. The balance on these rackets is even even whereby 4U is definitely taller. however the head is the same on both so the only difference must come from weighting in the handle.

    That blue racket, used by Lee Sheng Mu was strung by me. It has a smaller head and the same stringing pattern as JS10 and Hypernano 800. I strung them at 32/33

    Paul
    www.badminton-coach.co.uk
     
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    My take on it is that the smaller frame is smaller mostly at the bottom from 4-8 o'clock. This is where around 2-3g is shaven, but still the top is heavy. So that's how a 4U racket like JS10 can swing and hit as heavy as a 3U racket with almost similar bp.
     
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    After seeing it in person and feeling it in my hands, I can't wait to get one.
     
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    Nice new Thruster K ;)
     
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    3U would also be my comfort zone. A 4U with a heavy head was never my choice. I can't understand that tons of people would buy a 5U. These custum made extra sausages for the pros disturbs me since the KRP versions.
     
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    totally agree. For us who done U before and used to 2U, 4U head heavy perhaps. 5U is an over push.
     
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  20. Mark A

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    Paul strung two, while I was asleep. You can imagine how much that annoyed me.
     
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