Victor Jet Speed 10

Discussion in 'Badminton Rackets / Equipment' started by tecdecs, Sep 11, 2014.

  1. Ch1k0

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    Not anymore now. 5 years ago was bad.
     
  2. paulstewart64

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    Visor

    Victor Global is the parent. Victor Europe has different owners and a trade agreement with Victor in China. This means there are different agendas and issues to overcome.

    Paul
    www.badminton-coach.co.uk
     
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    What's the point of making a new grade ceiling, then putting the first racket in the new echelon right at the top!? Paul's got nowhere to go again...
     
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    Gold is only second from the top, which is platinum... which will be reserved for something like the 3U JS10...
     
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    Yes, and it would make sense and wise in this day and age of internet for all of them to agree on carrying the same models worldwide. Just like Yonex.
     
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    ahh, missed that!
     
  7. paulstewart64

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    Amleto

    I thought long and hard about this. As manufacturers raise the bar then i may have to re-think again. However, i believe that most rackets will fall into the 5 star scoring system.

    I am writing reviews for a babolat and Li-Ning racket next. Then i have two Yonex and I've completed the backlog. I don't expect to have many more for a while although I may just be able to borrow a HX800 for a week or so to write that review.

    Paul
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    Which Li-Ning racket are you reviewing? One of the new ones?
     
  9. Mark A

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    You can borrow mine - we're finishing for the summer soon. It'll be a 3U, though.
     
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    Finishing for the summer and plastics only? Change clubs dude.
     
  11. Mark A

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    This is what happens when you play at a school and haven't got a car:).

    Presentation evening tomorrow, though, so we'll see if we can squeeze some more money out of the powers-that-be...
     
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    Mark - you've got a HX800? I can borrow one but need to wait a little and clear the rest of these rackets. I also need a break so i can write some coaching articles as it's been a while since I wrote any.

    I have Li-Ning N7 to write up. It didn't perform very well at all.

    Paul
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  13. Mark A

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    Aye, and compared to my stripped down JS10's it's a big racket:)

    But I've got a 3U K9900 coming next month, and that'll be a right wrist-breaker...
     
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    I'm aiming on landing a 9900 by next week
     
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    Okay, I see. Thanks!
     
  16. Mark A

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    What are you going to do? Storm the factory?!
     
  17. Ch1k0

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    It's nice to know a shop that has player coded ones for sale just dropped money for it.
     
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    It's not a new problem, and you'll find that most solutions just use 'context' rather than a continually adjusting an absolute scale.

    For example computer games reviews are still marks out of 5/10/100 like they always have been. The reader has to put the review in the context of when it was reviewed.
     
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    Indeed - Super Mario Bros 3, Resident Evil and Gears of War may have all got 10/10:).
     
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    Just got my hands on 2 pieces of JS10 3U KRP...

    Specs as follows:
    1. 87.58g - 287mm
    2. 87.47g - 287mm

    Am disappointed that the KRPs doesn't feel that much heavier than a regular 4U... Have to string 1 of them up to test soon before deciding to keep or let go of them.
     

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