Victor Auraspeed 90K version 2 Review and comparison to AS90K 1st version

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  1. potter88

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    Hi All,
    Anyone tried the new version of Victor Auraspeed 90k 2? Please share here your experience using a 3U and 4U. What is the difference in terms of playing with the original version? I plan to get another 3U version of the AS90K first version so I can use them alternately during matches but I am also thinking if I just get a 2nd AS90K 2nd version racket and that way I can feel the difference. The 2nd version usually is the upgrade of the old version but sometimes it may not be a good upgrade too. Your thoughts please thank you.
     
  2. Jay Ang

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    You may check out the review on Victor AS 90K II here. The host compared version I (in 3U) with version 2 (in 4U) and they felt 90k II is superior in almost all aspects ie clears, drops, net and smash.
     
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    anybody can translate everything for us who does not understand Chinese? hehe
     
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    Thanks Jay for the reply and the explanation in the link. Its in a language that I don't understand. I hope they will make a review with the 3U version of this AS90K 2
     
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    Hi Rommel,
    Jay translated a few in English about the review. Is there a legit seller in Pi that you know who sells authentic 3U version of this AS90K 2 racket?
     
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    90K II goes on sale only in Taiwan & Thailand
     
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    I found a website in Gernany selling this in a 4 U version. I am looking for a 3U version in Europe.
     
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    ah yes, I forgot to mention the countries in Europe
     
  10. Woesi

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    Chatted with a German badminton shop owner who told me that the Hypersonic, TKFE and 90K II would come as 4u versions only to Europe.
    Was looking for a 3u TKFE or Hypersonic bad sadly it seems like importing these from Asia are the only option...
     
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    We an
     
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    only Denmark somehow gets 3u versions, may be because their national team is sponsored by Victor, I would not be surprised that 3u versions would be preferred option by team Denmark members especially if we are talking about auraspeeds
     
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    My 4U version just reached me today. Will string it and try it soon. But swinging it feels super fast. Good flex too.
     
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    A 90K II vs 100X comparison would be great
     
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    so the ars90K 2 is not made taiwan? website does not say made in taiwan
     
  16. Jay Ang

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    Oh my is made in Taiwan though. [​IMG]
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    Where does it say Made in Taiwan? The first pic just has TW serial number.
     
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    Made in Taiwan. [​IMG]


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    Did they fix the stiffness index on the shaft to match other latest victor rackets. Or is it a tad stiffer? :D
     
  20. Jay Ang

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    Stiffness wise I feel like it is in between TKFE and Ryuga II. I feel the smashing shuttle speed is faster than TKFE but less heavy perhaps due to faster swing speed and WES2.0. Drives and drop shots accuracy are extremely satisfactory as well.


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