Comments on: Yonex Nanospeed 300 Badminton Racquet Review

By: Paul

Paul — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 10:37:49 +0000

Lamia

I haven’t reviewed this racquet yet. But I understand it is stiff, not extra stiff. Whenver Yonex replace a racquet, they generally name the new one very close to the original. So, I expect this is a replacement of 800.

Paul

By: Lamia-farjana

Lamia-farjana — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 06:47:01 +0000

Hi paul,
i’m having a problem. Nanospeed 850..i think you havn’t used this,i just got ths confusion. Yonex site says,shaft is stiff..bt,other online shopping site says extra/very stiff,also says ns850 is replacement of ns800(stiff shaft)!! Yonex did not write anything about tht! Plz,can u plz tell me is it stiff/extra stiff…i made up my mind to buy it,so help!!!
Lamia

By: Paul

Paul — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 13:38:26 +0000

Hi Luming

I haven’t tested the two racquets you’re interested in as a direct comparison, so it’s difficult to tell.

The 500 has nice graphics, is very well balanced and feels extremely solid. It’s a bit weighty in the head compared to my Nano9900.

Overall, there are subtle differences between the two racquets and you really need to do your own direct comparison. Nobody can advise you whether a racquet is right for you, you really have to do that yourself. Test as many racquets as you can and narrow your list to two or three for additional testing. This way you should be really happy with the result.

A racquet should be an extension of your arm. If you get that feeling then you know you’ve chosen the right racquet.

Hope this helps although I appreciate it’s not a complete answer for you.

To your success.

Paul

By: luming

luming — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 03:16:36 +0000

hi, i am interested in the nanospeed 500 racquet too.any chance you’re going to do a review on it? and what are the differences between the nanospeed 300 and the 500 racquet? thanks!