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Mike P on 10 May 2009 at 11:15 am #
Hi, new to the badminton arena, only been playing for a 3-4 months now.
I am beginning to grasp the basics, and have witnessed considerable improvements in serving, smashes, etc, albeit far from a technically-correct player.
I am using a Carlton 60 racket, which is a nightmare as it is extremely heavy (not sure how heavy but it should be in excess of 130g, perhaps more).
I am looking into buying a GOOD racket, money not an issue, but I don’t want to make the common mistake of forking out as much as I can on the best racket on the planet.
I have found out the Karakal SL70 and M-TEC 70, and considering to buy it. At GBP65, the price is well within budget. Questions:
1) As this is the lightest racket in the market, do you think that 70g would have a negative impact on my development of skills?
2) Would you advise against an ISO head at this early stage?
Many thanks,
Mike
Duy Yin on 30 Jun 2009 at 5:12 am #
Hi, I have had a hard time finding APACs rackets here in the US. And I still can not find anyone who sells them. I am interested in being a distributor for Apacs Rackets here in the United States. Would you be able to point me into the right direction?
Thanks,
Duy Yin
antony37 on 30 Jun 2009 at 9:07 pm #
Hi Duy
The main Apacs factory is in Malaysia, that i know. I do get rackets from Apacs UK to test, and i know they get their rackets from Malaysia. I know there is a seller in Canada, so they will probably know a lot more than i do about how to go about becoming a distributor. To be honest with you, if no one sells them in the US yet, then you could be onto a good thing.