Professional players and their racquets

Z-Force 1?

Neither is he using the Aerus Men either.

Here, have fun.

Cr. ChengSan Kaki

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Hahaha. No wonder he lost. He played so good using Duora 10 (balanced racket) couple months back . Then he changed back ZF2 (head heavy racket) and played below par . Cmon, does he realize that he no longer able to play fast and power ?
 
We already speculated back then it wasn't even a legit D10 anyway. We just didn't get pictures at such a nice angle and good enough quality to really call it out for what it was. Of course we had certain individuals who kept trying to shoot down the idea despite history proving itself over and over again.
 
We already speculated back then it wasn't even a legit D10 anyway. We just didn't get pictures at such a nice angle and good enough quality to really call it out for what it was. Of course we had certain individuals who kept trying to shoot down the idea despite history proving itself over and over again.

I found it very strange that he switched to an even balanced racket after using such head heavy rackets for so long. I had speculated he had injured his arm or it was a problem for him, and that was the cause for his change. But it's very clear he's just using the ZF2.

Money on the doubles players still using their NR900s? Was it Setiawan that supposedly changed? Bet he hasn't.

And didn't the Danes change? I'm willing to bet theirs are fake after the fake FlashBoosts.
 
It looks very obviously like a ZF2.

Yonex marketing at its finest.
You think he ever changed?

It's a customized racquet. ZF2 has all it's grommets tucked into the frame, this doesn't. It has a string pattern reminiscent of a Voltric, and the frame is larger than a ZF2. The stencil marking is also smaller (more "lost") inside the stringbed.

So either way, its not quite a ZF2 and not a Duora10.
 
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