Comments on: Apacs Badminton Rackets http://badmintonracketguide.com/28 /apacs-badminton-rackets/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:00:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: kenjie http://badmintonracketguide.com/28/apacs-badminton-rackets/comment-page-1/#comment-6608 kenjie Wed, 27 Apr 2011 01:59:43 +0000 http://badmintonracketguide.com/?p=28#comment-6608 thank you for writing this guide im sure this will help me a lot in finding my perfect racket <a href="http://badmintonbats.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow"> Read my blogs</a> thank you for writing this guide im sure this will help me a lot in finding my perfect racket

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]]> By: admin http://badmintonracketguide.com/28/apacs-badminton-rackets/comment-page-1/#comment-6504 admin Fri, 18 Mar 2011 12:29:44 +0000 http://badmintonracketguide.com/?p=28#comment-6504 I would look for a more flexible racket, one that is a little more forgiving than a stiff framed racket, as this will help you to get a bit more power from the racket. If you are struggling to hit from baseline to baseline then go for some coaching to improve your overhead technique. I would look for a more flexible racket, one that is a little more forgiving than a stiff framed racket, as this will help you to get a bit more power from the racket. If you are struggling to hit from baseline to baseline then go for some coaching to improve your overhead technique.

]]> By: admin http://badmintonracketguide.com/28/apacs-badminton-rackets/comment-page-1/#comment-6503 admin Fri, 18 Mar 2011 12:27:50 +0000 http://badmintonracketguide.com/?p=28#comment-6503 Hi Chris I have been testing some apacs rackets on my other blog, and have just got 2 new ones to test, the lethal 100 and the slayer 95, both are UK versions only. Hi Chris

I have been testing some apacs rackets on my other blog, and have just got 2 new ones to test, the lethal 100 and the slayer 95, both are UK versions only.

]]> By: Sam http://badmintonracketguide.com/28/apacs-badminton-rackets/comment-page-1/#comment-6351 Sam Thu, 24 Feb 2011 16:02:54 +0000 http://badmintonracketguide.com/?p=28#comment-6351 Hello, Question - I've used my Pro Ace Titanium Dream for 7 years. Now it's broken. Can anyone recommend a similar replacement? Thanks! Hello,
Question - I’ve used my Pro Ace Titanium Dream for 7 years. Now it’s broken. Can anyone recommend a similar replacement? Thanks!

]]> By: Chris http://badmintonracketguide.com/28/apacs-badminton-rackets/comment-page-1/#comment-5837 Chris Sat, 01 Jan 2011 04:07:29 +0000 http://badmintonracketguide.com/?p=28#comment-5837 Hi there, I've been reading your blog and probably your other blog as well. Are you the one who was given some test rackets by apacs? Because I found this other blog with a lot of reviews. I find them really helpful. Thanks! Coming from malaysia myself (but currently studying in uk), apacs have been very popular in my homecountry. There are a lot of other brands with low priced rackets like proace, fleet, prokennex, xcalibur and many more. You'll be surprised to know that most of them are around Rm130 which is around 25 pounds. Most of these rackets are really good, despite the price. I've used fleet, xcalibur, proace and apacs before and I am constantly amazed with the stability and the performance of these so called low end rackets. For a low price, these rackets provide performance that rival expensive rackets. I'm hoping you would write more reviews on apacs rackets. I tried their newest apacs edgesaber z_slayer red gold last week and the performance was really superb. Please do more reviews for your readers. Thanks! Hi there,
I’ve been reading your blog and probably your other blog as well. Are you the one who was given some test rackets by apacs? Because I found this other blog with a lot of reviews. I find them really helpful. Thanks!

Coming from malaysia myself (but currently studying in uk), apacs have been very popular in my homecountry. There are a lot of other brands with low priced rackets like proace, fleet, prokennex, xcalibur and many more. You’ll be surprised to know that most of them are around Rm130 which is around 25 pounds. Most of these rackets are really good, despite the price.

I’ve used fleet, xcalibur, proace and apacs before and I am constantly amazed with the stability and the performance of these so called low end rackets. For a low price, these rackets provide performance that rival expensive rackets.

I’m hoping you would write more reviews on apacs rackets. I tried their newest apacs edgesaber z_slayer red gold last week and the performance was really superb. Please do more reviews for your readers. Thanks!

]]> By: hanafi http://badmintonracketguide.com/28/apacs-badminton-rackets/comment-page-1/#comment-5665 hanafi Sat, 27 Nov 2010 04:33:43 +0000 http://badmintonracketguide.com/?p=28#comment-5665 hi anthony, i would like to ask you one question.last week i went to the badminton shop i saw few rackets with the brang " flex power", and few people said that the "flex power" is same with "apacs" brand...is that correct?? hi anthony,

i would like to ask you one question.last week i went to the badminton shop i saw few rackets with the brang ” flex power”, and few people said that the “flex power” is same with “apacs” brand…is that correct??

]]> By: Keith http://badmintonracketguide.com/28/apacs-badminton-rackets/comment-page-1/#comment-5136 Keith Wed, 17 Mar 2010 16:28:34 +0000 http://badmintonracketguide.com/?p=28#comment-5136 Hi Antony, I've been reading your blog(http://badminton-racket.blogspot.com/) posts on many of your racket reviews and guides lately. I must say I'm very impressed in your knowledge of badminton rackets. :P I find your guides and reviews very resourceful and i look up to you in searching which racket would suit me best. I have played badminton for several years now. Including a long break of three years before now, i finally got back my interest in badminton. From January till now, I've been playing a lot, practicing hard to grasp back the techniques and skills I've learn before. I also found back my strengths and weaknesses. Now I'd like to buy a new racket for myself after using the old Yonex Carbonex 5000, a very heavy racket made of alloy, for a very long time. Sure I am used to it already, but the weight(which i don't feel that all comfortable compared to using lighter rackets like 2U/3U) would really hurt my arm in the long run. I can consider myself of being a hard hitter. My type of game play is to drive the shuttle all the way back most of the time and tire out my opponent and then make net shots. Swinging my carbonex 5000 fast and hard is really i chore so I am looking for a racket and i need your advice. :) Okay, after telling you my type of game play, i have got to tell you my inability. It is that i find myself in difficultly trying to hit from baseline to baseline. The power just isn't there. As i tried one of my friend's racket which is 3U(a hell lot lighter than my current racket i must say), medium flex and a squared-off frame(which i do prefer), using the same swing speed and strength, i could drive the shuttle back further than what i could do with my carbonex 5000. I am willing to try out Apacs rackets mostly because they are really valued for money! Can you recommend me any Apacs racket that would suit me? (: Thanks a lot. I'll be looking forward to your reply. Regards, Keith Hi Antony,
I’ve been reading your blog(http://badminton-racket.blogspot.com/) posts on many of your racket reviews and guides lately. I must say I’m very impressed in your knowledge of badminton rackets. :P I find your guides and reviews very resourceful and i look up to you in searching which racket would suit me best.

I have played badminton for several years now. Including a long break of three years before now, i finally got back my interest in badminton. From January till now, I’ve been playing a lot, practicing hard to grasp back the techniques and skills I’ve learn before. I also found back my strengths and weaknesses.

Now I’d like to buy a new racket for myself after using the old Yonex Carbonex 5000, a very heavy racket made of alloy, for a very long time. Sure I am used to it already, but the weight(which i don’t feel that all comfortable compared to using lighter rackets like 2U/3U) would really hurt my arm in the long run. I can consider myself of being a hard hitter. My type of game play is to drive the shuttle all the way back most of the time and tire out my opponent and then make net shots. Swinging my carbonex 5000 fast and hard is really i chore so I am looking for a racket and i need your advice. :)

Okay, after telling you my type of game play, i have got to tell you my inability. It is that i find myself in difficultly trying to hit from baseline to baseline. The power just isn’t there. As i tried one of my friend’s racket which is 3U(a hell lot lighter than my current racket i must say), medium flex and a squared-off frame(which i do prefer), using the same swing speed and strength, i could drive the shuttle back further than what i could do with my carbonex 5000.

I am willing to try out Apacs rackets mostly because they are really valued for money! Can you recommend me any Apacs racket that would suit me? (: Thanks a lot. I’ll be looking forward to your reply.

Regards,
Keith

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