Showing posts with label Arcsaber. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 20, 2011

Yonex Arcsaber 10 Badminton Racquet Review

!±8± Yonex Arcsaber 10 Badminton Racquet Review

Introducing the Yonex Arcsaber 10 badminton racquet, considered by many to be "the best in the range" and used by a high percentage of the pros. The "top of range" badminton racquets from Yonex are strung that little bit tighter, which makes it easier to test straight out of the bag. The racquet has great graphics, and as you expect from Yonex, a really solid feel. There's very little twist on a Yonex racquet, which means in extreme conditions, your shot remains true. Many other racquets do not have the legendary built-in T piece which adds the "lateral" strength to the racquet. The additional movement in the frame from these other racquets can be sufficient to send the shuttle out of the side court.

The racquet has a lovely balance and feel for me. The stiff shaft is fine as I'm used to playing with similar racquets, so there was no adjustment required in my timing. Immediately I hit the shuttle I was at ease. It was like playing with an old friend. Clears were crisp and true, and overall the racquet was a delight to play with. As expected, it responded swiftly at the net and in defence. I soon began wondering why I wasn't playing with this racquet as my racquet of choice? Then I remembered, I chose the Armortec 900 Power because it was balanced with the weight slightly favouring the top of the head to give me that extra oomph in my smash. Not the biggest of hitters, this racquet gave me a little extra.

Back to the Arcsaber 10. Everything I tried with this racquet, from backhand clears to the tightest of spinning net shots, the racquet performed admirably. To be honest, it's what I would expect this racquet to do bearing in mind it's the top of the range. There's one thing I did notice and that was the speed that I could respond to a sudden change in direction or power. I was much faster with this racquet compared to my Armortec 900. I'll have to work on that and do more armchair exercises!

There's quite a debate on many forums at the moment about the price of badminton racquets, and as you can imagine, Yonex has taken some heat over this topic. With an RRP £170 is it worth it? In my opinion, this racquet delivered everything I wanted from it. Because choosing a racquet is so personal, to me it's only worth it if it delivers exactly what you want it to do. The "feel" of the racquet and how it performs are critical in your choice. You must choose the racquet which meets these criteria alongside your budget.

For some, the Arcsaber 10 will be out of budget range and perhaps not the racquet of their choice. For others it will be the best racquet they've ever experienced. The only way you will know is to try one. Check with the manufacturer website and look up "demo days" to see if there is one in your area. If so, go along and try out as many racquets as you can. It really helps you make the right choice and can save you a lot of money.

One important note. I've seen a lot of fake Arcsaber 10's on eBay recently. There is no such thing as the "China version. " As the saying goes, "if you think it's too good to be true... is the best way to approach these adverts. I've known two people who have bought from eBay recently and regretted it. Why? Simply because the racquet looks the same - that is until you put one side by side with the real thing. Then you can easily spot the differences in graphics, the serial code on the ferrule, and most important, the twist in the head.

Rest assured, fakes are not made with the same materials and will NEVER play like the original. Unbelieveably, the law appears to be on the side of the fakers. Yonex are trying very hard to have these sellers removed from ebay. Because they say the racquet is a "china clone" or words to that effect, they are effectively telling you it's not the real thing and therefore cannot be prosecuted under various Trade Descriptions acts.

"Let the buyer beware" is probably the best way of looking at this. If you really want an Arcasber 10 badminton racquet, then expect to pay good money for it. I believe this racquet will serve (erm..sorry) you well. If I had to rate this racquet I'd give it 4 stars out of my 5 star system. It loses a star based on value for money. For some, this will a 5 star racquet but I just can't help thinking how much more I would get from this racquet compared to a racquet selling at £80.00 Is this racquet really twice as good?

As I said before, choosing a badminton racquet is extremely personal. Knowing how perfectly this racquet played for me, I'd buy it. I wouldn't have any worries about what this racquet delivers and that is a major part in my decision-making. I know instantly that it is 100% reliable so I won't be blaming my racquet if I perform below par. This racquet virtually has it all and if my Armortec Power 900 was taken away from me tomorrow, this is the racquet I'd turn to without a second thought.


Yonex Arcsaber 10 Badminton Racquet Review

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Monday, September 26, 2011

Yonex Badminton Racket Review Arcsaber 8DX

!±8± Yonex Badminton Racket Review Arcsaber 8DX

Yonex UK have introduced six new badminton club in this year, following the success Arcsaber Z bar.

Of all the new club, the Yonex Arcsaber 8DX is that I wanted to get my hands.

As expected, the Arcsaber 8DX came with the usual full-length bags, standard on the Yonex badminton rackets Arcsaber area. The bat is striking in appearance with a combination of red, silver, black and copperorange.

This model is only 3U (Weight 85-89.9g) G3 and the size of the socket (as Arcsaber ten seven) are available. This is the larger of the two currently elected by the Yonex grip size for the British market.

Now you have to take the bat, there's something inside that speaks of quality. This is a good balance, not too top-heavy, even though you may feel a heaviness in the head to get a little 'meat back of the car. The balance is more even than Arcsaber 10.

Like mostYonex rackets in the area over the Arcsaber 8DX has a rigid drive shaft, which is ideal for power players who need an answer faster from their racket.

During the construction material looks identical to other rackets Yonex range, indicating a high voltage 8DX Arcsaber bat, with a maximum voltage of the string recommended 27 pounds to 3 pounds more than most clubs in the current selection.

And 'well known that many of their players have sponsored Yonex stringingRacket string tension far above recommended levels for years. Maybe it's a sign of the times that Yonex has finally introduced a racket allegedly accepting higher voltages, more so for the public to meet the Asian demand for higher voltages. This is now creeping in the United Kingdom and is a particular concern of mine. To play with high voltages, a player must be the technique as well, otherwise the injuries occur.

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The tension of the strings on the racket feels a bit 'nearby, so there was no need to re-string before the test to be agreed. Readers of my reviews know that I paddle test as "out straight from the bag."

From the first shot I knew I liked this racquet. Delete were sailing against my opponents back line with very little effort on my part. The batter oozed power, but it was not difficult to understand how to tame Z-bar. It worked like a champ thoroughbread gives me everything I wanted at the right time.

So we know this racquetIt delivers an average power, though not quite up to the power of the Z-Slash But it is much more consistency and control and that has a lot more for. What is in other areas of the field?

Defensively this racquet provided at all times and reminded me of the speed of my Nano9900 if not so easily in the head. The combination of improved aerodynamics and a lighter head to work very well here. I was able to pull the bat moves very quickly and without delaycaused by the extra weight to the head.

There is always a trade-off between the weight at the top for power, and have a head light for speed, but seems to have Yonex, the right combination for this racket.

As expected, if the club offers in defense, then it must be good around the net. Yes, no surprises, it was wonderful! I have not had to make adjustments for the club, has only played shots or kills the network with ease and rapid recovery. Exactly what I havewant a racket.

Will fit any style of play Arcsaber 8DX? Absolutely. But this does not mean it fits your game. As you know, choosing a racquet is very personal and I can imagine for some that there are a couple of frowns, thinks that perhaps the weight of the head is missing, let them grow heavy hitting in the league. This is what is going on personal taste.

I do not agree with this way of thinking, because he has behaved with great power are player bats. As for me, so I think Arcsaber8DX Arcsaber be a 10 with more bite, a little 'more alive and wants to play. And 'the kid on the block compared to the wise - almost encourages you to throw caution to the wind and hit play on the dangerous side.

Summary

As you can see, I like this racquet. While there at the beginning of our relationship, I can not wait to be back on the field and everything else. I have not heard this level of excitement of a racket when Z Slash last year. However, I do not think theThe frustration of timing issues this time - it's almost like putting your favorite club, which has applied a coat of paint and transfer it back to you with a sticker armed and dangerous!

With a suggested retail price of € 150, this is a rather high price. Without doubt, the discount online for much cheaper to sell his, so expect to pay around £ 130, maybe less. This is still a lot of money for a club that many players away.

As I like this racquetPrice will push the player away, and for this I need this in my scoring system to reflect. Accordingly, we recommend this racquet in my system 4.5 stars to 5 stars.

For me Arcsaber 8DX is near, if not quite on the mark on my holy grail of graphics club. And that's saying a lot!


Yonex Badminton Racket Review Arcsaber 8DX

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