NanoSpeed 8000 Review

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  1. ants

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    Yonex catalog of NS8000 ... pics
     

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    er i was curious...and interested in buying one of the nano speeds but was unsure about certain aspects of it. (~$250 is a lot of money...)

    i'm currently using a AT500 (4u; g4)(bg65; 21lb); Ti-3 (3u; g5)(68ti; 20lb)

    from these two i believe i can generate a better smash with the AT, but in terms of defense the Ti takes the cake.

    -which one of the NS's is lighter overall?
    -in terms of smashing will either of these over power the AT?

    if anyone has either of these racquets, would you recommend a shift to the nano series?

    thanks
     
  3. cooler

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    go to top of this page
    click 'product review' tab
    click 'badminton racquet'
    and so on
     
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    quick NS800 impression

    I have been trying out the NS8000 for a few sessions now (not enough for a complete review)..
    It has been a much more positive experience for me than the NS7000 (which I didn't like much). NS8000 also feels VERY headlight.. But its amazing what power it still generates. I still have (as I had with NS7000, problems with timing.. Especially during slice-shots, recovery-shots where grip changes are made and there are less time to set-up rhe shot, but I think this can be adjusted by getting used to the head-lightness..

    I will most likely give the NS8000 a chance (Sorry MAG I will not sell it off immedeately :), but can get you one if you like it (I assume you will try mine out) :)

    /Twobeer
     
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    weight

    Hi ! twobeer
    Which weight do you choose for NS8000 ?



     
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    NS 8000 available in BKK Thailand for a few days already and it cost 4750 Bath. :cool: it come with BG 85 <unstring> free !! a pair of sock and Yonex grip <big one for 3 times wrap>

    do i repeat any post :rolleyes:
     
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    That is about S$198/- It is a good price.
     
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    Thats the MSRP for NS8000. You can get it around Bath3500 cheapest
     
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    Hi ANTS,

    If freight+insurance... from Thailand to Singapore...how much?

    Thanks.
     
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    I'm not sure how much is the freight rate in Thailand to Spore. Dont have experience in shipping stuffs from Thailand to spore either. Cant help you on that.
     
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    It's a 3U/G3

    /T
     
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    Anyone have tried NS8000 2U?? I personally think that it is much better than NS8000 3U version.
     
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    Could you tell me what's the difference? I'm very interested in this racket...
     
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    Just got my Nanospeed 8000 racket. It comes with a bag of YONEX BG65 string. The racket is not string yet.

    Which string should I use?

    Personally, I prefer BG66 with Cross 27 and Main 25. Is it advisable on Nanospeed 8000?

    Anyone with Nanospeed 8000 care to share your experience?

    Thanks.
     
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    all i know is that this NS8000 is selling at S$579-00. but it really give me a "solid" feel which I believe is a good racquet for smashing.:cool:
     
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    Hi LouisW,

    Feel nice, look nice now.

    I am very happy with my Nanospeed 7000. My group had borrowed my Nanospeed and chipped off its paint at 3 different locations.

    I will only be using the Nanospeed 8000 in the coming Friday...

    Thanks.
     
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    i was wondering in canada do they have 2U or 3U for the NS8000?
     
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    3U for sure as i got one. Not sure about 2U yet.
     
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    Guys,

    When it comes to stringing my new NS8000 (when it finally gets here), assuming I want a tension of 24lbs (using BG85), does that mean I should tell the stringer I want it at 24main 22 cross or is 24lbs for both enough?
     

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