HK Badminton Shop Listing

can anyone confirm if this shop sells original victor rackets? OlymSports (Kwun Tong):
Wasn't there. But if you want a legit Victor inside HK I can highly recommend Kin-Yee Sports (Mongkok, Official Victor Shop) and Lung Tang (Mongkok). The stringing from Kin-Yee is superb as well and I could pick up my racket within an hour. Lung Tang is slightly cheaper. The owner is a very friendly person. I could have spend there a whole day. I can also recommend E78 at Diamond Hill. It's just 4 stations away from Kwun Tong. I was at all 3 several times and they all sell only legit stuff. For E78 I recommend to have a person with you who can speak cantonese. Kin-Yee and Lung Tang work both great with english.
 
Wasn't there. But if you want a legit Victor inside HK I can highly recommend Kin-Yee Sports (Mongkok, Official Victor Shop) and Lung Tang (Mongkok). The stringing from Kin-Yee is superb as well and I could pick up my racket within an hour. Lung Tang is slightly cheaper. The owner is a very friendly person. I could have spend there a whole day. I can also recommend E78 at Diamond Hill. It's just 4 stations away from Kwun Tong. I was at all 3 several times and they all sell only legit stuff. For E78 I recommend to have a person with you who can speak cantonese. Kin-Yee and Lung Tang work both great with english.

I have asked around and e78, kin-yee sells hx900 for $990 while olym hk sells it for $900 almost 10% difference. do you have the fb page or website of lung tang?
 
I have asked around and e78, kin-yee sells hx900 for $990 while olym hk sells it for $900 almost 10% difference. do you have the fb page or website of lung tang?
Take note that Kin-Yee and Lung Tang include free stringing service, you can choose whatever you want. Kin-Yees stringer (slim guy with glasses) is top-notch on his red VE-80. Official Victor stringer for Korea Open, Hong Kong Open and Macau Open. Lung Tang gave me 100 HKD discount for unstrung rackets instore. I would ask if 900HKD is include or exclude strings and service because I made the experience that the prices in HK are every equal in terms of racquets. Regardless if Kin-Yee, Luxis, E78 or Lung Tang.
 
Take note that Kin-Yee and Lung Tang include free stringing service, you can choose whatever you want. Kin-Yees stringer (slim guy with glasses) is top-notch on his red VE-80. Official Victor stringer for Korea Open, Hong Kong Open and Macau Open. Lung Tang gave me 100 HKD discount for unstrung rackets instore. I would ask if 900HKD is include or exclude strings and service because I made the experience that the prices in HK are every equal in terms of racquets. Regardless if Kin-Yee, Luxis, E78 or Lung Tang.

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HeyHey!

Can somebody tell me which shop is selling cheapest "Li Ning No 1" strings?
maybe for below 40hkd.


Thanks in advance :))
 
can anyone recommend a good place to buy the top-range latest yonex rackets? ive been looking for the voltric z-force ii LD and voltric LD force rackets, but seems like its been phased out / no longer restocking, which is a shame...
 
Hey everyone,
I am looking for a pair of decent badminton shoes for my wife who has very small feet (22 to 23cm). We're set for a quick vacation in HK and am keen to get her a good pair of either yonex, victor, mizuno or asics indoor shoes.
Any suggestions on the best shops would be great. :) thanks in advance.
We're staying around Wan Chai area.

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Hi guys, I'll be at hk from 18th to 23rd, I'm looking for Mizuno fortis tour racket, does anyone know which shop has it?
 
I tried to email E78 via e78shop@e78.com.hk but I didn't receive a reply, just a phishing email (containing a link to a really poor web page trying to get my email password) from an account at Edinburgh Napier University!

Is there a more reliable way to contact them?
 
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