nanospeed 9000x

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  1. $D34no$

    $D34no$ Regular Member

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    rite i have just bought a nanospeed 9000x and i dont think the racket suits my style of play. i would class myself as i quite a high standard player.

    first of all my smash has totally dissapered!lol.
    and i tend to hit the frame more than usally.

    i have just changed from the mp99 and i have loved that racket for years.
    my smash is one of my strong points with this racket.

    i was thinking about the 07 700.
     
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    Try the AT900T, you'll be pleasantly surprised. I was. :D
     
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    i no that its not all about offensive its the style of play and that but how would u rate that to the mp 99?
     
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    You're using the 4U version, right, DinkAlot?
     
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    it isnt a surprise to me tho since that u just like new rackets:p
     
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    Yep, but it's pretty heavy at 93 and 95 grams with grip and string.
     
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    Why not try to get used to the racquet? Try to give it a week+:D
     
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    The frame hits are probably due to poor timing due to the new balance. I'd say, play a few more games with it, try to adjust, then decide whether to get a new racquet or not.
     
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    IMO ns9kx is fantastic for laying down bombs if you can play with the racquet, it felt just right for me, when I had first tried it.
    I wouldn't say its for everyone.

    mp99 was extremely popular, because a lot of people were able to get comfortable with it...

    I don't know if switching to at700 will help much... perhaps look for something as suggested by the others, like the at900t which has similar balance to the mp99.
    Otherwise, I would just say give it some more time, to see if you can get used to the ns9kx.
     
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    cheers but i give it one more go 2nite and i just carnt get the hang of it the timing was better 2nite but the sweet spot feels so small to the mp99.
     
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    same problem as mine when try new ns9000x, but after playing consistantly for few month it's going better and better
     
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    Yup...sifuyono is right.:D
     
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    My advice: use towel grip with NS9000 X. The shaft is just too stiff for me to handle properly with replacement/overgrip. With towel grip the touch/power/everything is just superb with this racket.
     
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    RESULT at last i finally had a super nite with my nano it just seem to click 2nite for me i just changed the grip to a slightly thinner one. power was awsome. now time to get three more but its going to be costly. gota sell me mp 99's first.
     
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    yeahh... that's right, i did the same thing too..:)
    change overgrip to the thin one make the momentum and swing speed lower, so that will reduce the misshit on top frame:)
     
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