Astrox 9 vs Duora 77

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  1. Vatsal Aggarwal

    Vatsal Aggarwal New Member

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    I am intermediate Badminton player and I am planning to enhance my skills. I looking for a good mid range racquet. I have read a lot about the astrox series and the duora series but I am not able to decide which one should I go for. My game style is attacking but I do want to improve upon my placement, slices etc. I play both singles and doubles but I prefer singles. And I am planning to participate in a tournament so which one should I choose? Also if there is any other options that I have missed, please let me know.
     
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    I used the Duora 77 before in both singles and doubles. From what I can tell you that its medium flex compared to the Astrox 9, stiff. Duora is even balanced and Astrox 9 is head heavy. In terms of singles, you would need a head heavy racket but either way both rackets are good to get for singles and doubles. I guess if you want an easier racket to handle, just get the Duora 77. But if you're confident enough or have improved, get the Astrox 9.
     
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    laistrogian Regular Member

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    Are you looking for even balanced racket or head heavy racket?

    Those 2 rackets are of different specifications so it's hard to compare them.

    Get what you like. I strongly disagree that singles need a head heavy racket.
     
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    You have a point.
     

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