Comments on: Yonex Armortec 50 Badminton Racquet Review http://badminton-coach.co.uk/248/yonex-armortec-50-badminton-racquet-review/ Tue, 31 Jan 2012 13:36:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Paul http://badminton-coach.co.uk/248/yonex-armortec-50-badminton-racquet-review/comment-page-1/#comment-944 Paul Thu, 08 Dec 2011 20:39:49 +0000 http://badminton-coach.co.uk/?p=248#comment-944 Priyobroto Tough choice here and it's really not my call. Personally I would use Voltric 7 if it was me. It's the latest technology, a thoroughly brilliant racquet and great value. But that's me and you have to decide which you think is right for you. Paul Priyobroto

Tough choice here and it’s really not my call. Personally I would use Voltric 7 if it was me. It’s the latest technology, a thoroughly brilliant racquet and great value. But that’s me and you have to decide which you think is right for you.

Paul

]]> By: priyobroto http://badminton-coach.co.uk/248/yonex-armortec-50-badminton-racquet-review/comment-page-1/#comment-932 priyobroto Fri, 02 Dec 2011 18:43:59 +0000 http://badminton-coach.co.uk/?p=248#comment-932 Thanks Paul, I broke my Carbonex, so I have to buy a new one. I tried both of those racquets, Voltric 7 and Armortec 50, but reasonably speaking, I didn't notice any difference practically (that might be due to my lack of use of various racquets), except perhaps Voltric 7 has more flex. Both of the racquets are in same price range, so I was wondering which one will be a better racquet due to it's other features (durability perhaps). Priyobroto Thanks Paul,
I broke my Carbonex, so I have to buy a new one. I tried both of those racquets, Voltric 7 and Armortec 50, but reasonably speaking, I didn’t notice any difference practically (that might be due to my lack of use of various racquets), except perhaps Voltric 7 has more flex. Both of the racquets are in same price range, so I was wondering which one will be a better racquet due to it’s other features (durability perhaps).

Priyobroto

]]> By: Paul http://badminton-coach.co.uk/248/yonex-armortec-50-badminton-racquet-review/comment-page-1/#comment-929 Paul Thu, 01 Dec 2011 11:28:30 +0000 http://badminton-coach.co.uk/?p=248#comment-929 It's difficult for me to advise what is the best racquet for you. I receive enquiries like yours every day and say the same thing. Your technique, style, badminton experience, physique, muscular structure and the way you feel a racquet are completely different to everybody else. So, in reality nobody can really advise you -it'll be a wild guess based on what they perceive you like in a racquet. However there is no substitute for picking the racquet up and hitting a shuttle. AT50 is due to be withdrawn in 2012 as I understand it. This means you could pick up a bargain. I wouldn't have said a Cab 20 was head heavy so I'm not sure why you favour these racquets compared to what you're currently playing with. Bottom line is all three racquets are very good so you'll need to choose which you feel is best. Maximum string tension on most yonex racquets is 24lbs. To your success Paul It’s difficult for me to advise what is the best racquet for you. I receive enquiries like yours every day and say the same thing. Your technique, style, badminton experience, physique, muscular structure and the way you feel a racquet are completely different to everybody else. So, in reality nobody can really advise you -it’ll be a wild guess based on what they perceive you like in a racquet. However there is no substitute for picking the racquet up and hitting a shuttle.

AT50 is due to be withdrawn in 2012 as I understand it. This means you could pick up a bargain. I wouldn’t have said a Cab 20 was head heavy so I’m not sure why you favour these racquets compared to what you’re currently playing with.

Bottom line is all three racquets are very good so you’ll need to choose which you feel is best. Maximum string tension on most yonex racquets is 24lbs.

To your success

Paul

]]> By: priyobroto http://badminton-coach.co.uk/248/yonex-armortec-50-badminton-racquet-review/comment-page-1/#comment-922 priyobroto Wed, 30 Nov 2011 00:02:24 +0000 http://badminton-coach.co.uk/?p=248#comment-922 Hi Paul, I'm looking for a new racquet after playing with my Carbonex 20. I'd like to have a head-heavy stiff/mid racquet (I've tried a few). I usually like to play in clears and drops, but I am a good smasher. What I lack in playing are net-control and creating deceiving angles. I have my mind set on either Armortec 50 or Voltric 5/7. Can you please suggest me which one will be better for me? And also, what is the maximum string tension of Armortec 50 (Yonex seems to discontinue this racquet, yet it's available in stores)? Hi Paul,
I’m looking for a new racquet after playing with my Carbonex 20. I’d like to have a head-heavy stiff/mid racquet (I’ve tried a few). I usually like to play in clears and drops, but I am a good smasher. What I lack in playing are net-control and creating deceiving angles. I have my mind set on either Armortec 50 or Voltric 5/7. Can you please suggest me which one will be better for me? And also, what is the maximum string tension of Armortec 50 (Yonex seems to discontinue this racquet, yet it’s available in stores)?

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