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you know what i find really funny? all these other companies and fraud makers like to rip names off of yonex racquets XD
i thought head heavy was offensive -.-
Bleh not my racquet i couldn't care more :D
well they are a bit slippery but they are very durable considering the fact that they are so thin and it does hold tension quite well actually...
:mad: at500 is an awsome racquet...!!!!!!!!!!!!
well if you don't wanna spend too much you can buy a At500, those things are CRAZY bang for your buck
haha also black and yellow and white and many other colours mine are yellow soooooooo shexy
i think its fake because of this picture http://public.fotki.com/wongsta/random/p1010121.html it says SQUAPE SPOT -.-
well talking about strings in my opinion Bg68ti is the best!!! Hi repulsion, hi dura, holds tension man what else could you ask for
well if you don't wanna spend too much money, i'd suggest armortec 500, really good racquet. I'm in love with it O.o
thnxs madman nice chart btw, but i have tried wilson xtra tak and yonex super grap and imho, super grap feels alot better at start and since your...
no my fluke shot is the best i swear it read above arsnic uk ^^
imho super grap still suits me the best, well actually i really liked it when it was new, then it started kinda tearing apart after 8-15 hours of...
of course i was trying to hit the shuttle :D :p ;)
i turned off the computer after downloading it and watching 5-10 minutes, american commentators are good in hockey, baseball, football and...
heheh i was playing mixed doubles, and you know how the girl has to be in the front? well she returned the flick serve and then they made like a...
if i were you, i would stop play and ask for a judge if it was a serious game or tournament, if your rallying or something then w.e
we should punish those ppl, by say after 3 warnings a temporary ban from BF?
um i havent seen change in the racquet head yet, i compared it right up to my isometric head its still about the same shape, except for the nature...
