not shown in previous pics are difference in factory grips, NS8000 is on top and it has a softer feel to its grip.
Now now, it looks quite nice compared to the older ones, prolly it's personal preference or are you not cheating on your supergrap
Hi, I'm considering to buy a NS8000, but I have questions about the durability. Will I be able to play doubles/mixes with it? Or is it just one hit and 'bang'?
I just looked at the picture again, and was it the camera angle makes the NS8000 has shorter handle, or Is it really shorter?
tell your gf that u have good eyes. yes, the ns8000 shaft (as measure from the top of cone) is longer by 3.5mm compared to the ns7000. ie, the cone + handle of the ns8000 is shorter
My gf who is standing right besides me said that I am an idiot and I should not look too closely to pics and I should just play badminton anyway. :crying: I have heard some store people said NS8000 will be released in TW soon in mid June. Perhaps I will visit TW and take a good look at stores there.
I was struggled whether to get one for myself this time because NS7000 is somewhat disappointing (at least to me) ... but I finally still can't overcome the temptation ... so I'll try out the NS8000 on coming Tuesday night. One thing I want to mention, it is just very expensive, probably the most expensive badminton racquet I ever bought (I've a lot of CP/CN racquet but I bought them at very good price).
The NanospeedSpeed 8000 JP is now available in Hong Kong at Inskysport for HK$1,700. If you bargain hard you might get free stringing.