No thread for this pair yet, surprisingly. They first gained widespread attention after winning in Malaysia this year where they beat CQC/JYF and MM/AT; even more upon reaching the WC final and winning silver. More likely they will be the … Continue reading →
https://youtube.com/@BADMINTONEvents Seems like about 5 FPS though Edit: Court 1 is a bad feed, court 2 is ok. Court 1 was also bad yesterday…but nobody bothered to fix it, perhaps nobody even bothered to check the footage. And we wonder … Continue reading →
I went from JS12 OG to TKFE. I was in love with my JS12. Definitely enjoyed it immensely. Honestly I am a little sad I sold them. I agree with the first response. It’s only an upgrade if you are … Continue reading →
Praneeth beat his Korean opponent 24-22 7-21 22-20 in the men’s singles second round match. He will next face sixth seed Li Shi Feng of China in the last eight round.
Continue reading →In term of skill upgrade, coaching is what you need.For racket, its not upgrade or downgrade. Its more about how the racket could sync with your growth in term of stiffness & stability. So, what do you want to achieve … Continue reading →
Syazwan Sufri said: ↑ Hi I’m looking for a racket like the title says that could cover my weaknesses. One that can let me clear well and gives extra power to smashes. I was looking into the li ning super … Continue reading →
Next thing are aerodynamics.Wrapping up to the shaft would makes it bulky. If the aim to add stiffness to shaft, tootpick for structural strength + electrical tape to put it together would give more stiffness but not to bulky. Tho … Continue reading →
Indian shuttler B. Sai Praneeth advanced to the second round of the men’s singles competition at the ongoing Thailand Masters on Wednesday
Continue reading →Sumanth99 said: ↑ choxperience for PR, from leading 11-6, a valuable lesson is learned today, he should stop sharing room with KS. @Baddie lover remember how LS used to choke against HKVH? Click to expand… I started watching after interval … Continue reading →
i’m a head-heavy, stiff person Yonex, your choices are: Astrox 100ZZ, 99 Pro, 88D ProVictor: Thruster Ryuga 2, F ClawLi-Ning: Axforce 90 Dragon, 3D Calibar 900C for balanced, i have limited knowledge. from what i hear Victor TKF Enhanced is … Continue reading →
Hello everyone and thankyou for the replies. I would like to explain my point a bit more clearly here.(and i might fail again because of my irregular thought process) My current racquets:- 1) Yonex Carbonex 21 special (2u, balanced, ?medium … Continue reading →
Jonc108 said: ↑ Lin Dan talked about his inspiration (anyone good in translation could help to convert into English): http://sports.sohu.com/20091002/n267042074.shtml (btw, surprisingly there is no long thread under Lin Dan, only this very old one…., perhaps people feel no need … Continue reading →
share pics of your stringing machine and setup here. here is my Alpha Shuttle Express, added WISE tension head and an Eagnas stand. the whole machine. trashcan next to it is essential for stringing! the turntable: the ASE is secured … Continue reading →
It’s fine, they’re friends. They’re also the top two Russian MD players by far, so no real chance to mix up partnerships. Not that they need to, they’ve had good results, just not able to compete in Asia. The thing … Continue reading →
World number 12 Sen squandered an opening game advantage to go down 21-15 10-21 13-21 to home favourite Christie, ranked 3rd, in a 62-minute men’s singles match
Continue reading →Selling two original SP coded Arcsaber 8DX (3UG4) rackets strung with Exbolt 63 at 26×28 lbs. Asking for $280 for both or $150 each. If you’re a certified memer, unironically use xD and enjoy vintage Yonex rackets, these are for … Continue reading →
Hi all, Planning to upgrade my machine from a gamma 602fc with wise into something else. I was looking into the lining e5000 here in Canada since they are offering me 0% finance for 2 years. Not sure if anyone … Continue reading →
Lakshya Sen moved to the next round of the Indonesian Masters while Saina Nehwal crashed out.
Continue reading →I play with Bravesword 12 3U. It’s an easy pick up and play racket. Very easy on the defense, shot-making, on the arm/shoulder, non-tiring. It’s flexible as suggested above.The frame is literally a sword, sharp & edgy. I have to … Continue reading →
Who says the ArcSaber 10 is discontinued? ArcSaber still has some years left compared to the other two being introduced in 2007 only vs 2003 Armortec and 2004 NanoSpeed … Since they are in the retro mode it has been … Continue reading →
Lakshya Sen suffered a heartbreak, going down narrowly to world number 20 Rasmus Gemke of Denmark in the second round
Continue reading →The idea to humidify old, dry, or brittle shuttles is nothing new. So many people steam the shuttles before play. The way many go wrong is that they steam the shuttles too close to playing day, or steam them too … Continue reading →
Viktor Axelsen and Akane Yamaguchi’s dominance continued as they stayed on course for a second successive title, progressing to the finals of the India Open Super 750 in New Delhi on Saturday
Continue reading →I own the N9ii, JS12 4UG5 and BRS12 3UG5. Head heaviness N9ii > JS12 > BRS12Shaft stiffness JS12 > BRS12 >= N9iiFrame speed BRS12 > N9ii >= JS12 My rating N9ii > JS12 = BRS12 I started out with the … Continue reading →
Yamaguchi, herself a two-time world champion and the current world number one, faces Supanida Katethong of Thailand in the last four on Saturday
Continue reading →quahjarrod said: ↑ Hi I’ve been playing with my yonex nanospeed 9900 for 10+ years but it finally broke .. What would be a similar racquet to nanospeed 9900 nowadays? Click to expand… I have a Nanospeed 9900 in I … Continue reading →
I decided to create a tread for discussing what junior players (regardless of nationality) we think will become good at senior level. After reading some discussion in Malaysia open tread today that the upcoming players who may challenge Axelsen are … Continue reading →
Carlson99 said: ↑ Hi Nick, if I was coming to the UK soon I’d handcarry one over, but I won’t be coming until March. I can get the racket (genuine from the distributor of course), but the express/tracked shipping is … Continue reading →
If you string rackets as a job or as a hobby you only see a pile of overpriced metal, if you string for passion and knowledge you see that overpriced metal as a work of art, something appreciated, to help … Continue reading →
While seventh seed Sen and Satwik-Chirag, seeded fifth, are entering the USD 900,000 event as defending champions, Sindhu and world No. 13 Kidambi Srikanth are also former champions
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