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Home Discussion Forum Badminton Equipment – Rackets Voltric 70 vs Voltric 80

Voltric 70 vs Voltric 80
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12:58 am
June 1, 2011


Scotty

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Hi

 

I was just wondering, is there any difference between the two rackets. I just bought a Voltric 70 and I wasn't sure if the Voltric 80 would be any better. I am a more of defensive player, and prefer nets, drop and the odd few smashes. Could someone please tell me which one would be better.

 

Scotty Smile

3:24 pm
June 1, 2011


Simon

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I did exactly that.

Bought a 70 and absolutely adore it.

Loved it so much I bought the 80 about a month later.

I've tried everything to get the 80 to work for me, it feels really good but no matter what I do I'm a much better player with the 70, so much so that I've sold it and bought another 70.

I can't recommend enough that you try an 80 before you buy it.

Don't know if it makes a difference but I'm pre-dominantly a doubles player and my defence/net play is definately my strongest aspect of playing.

7:39 pm
June 1, 2011


Yves

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Voltric 80 is head heavier and stiffer, therefore more of an offensive racquet for players with good swing speed, searching a maximum of consistent power and control..

Voltric 70 is less head heavy and more flexible, thus possibly allowing better reactions in defence with the flexible shaft aiding to get the shuttle to the back of the court.

<3 Badminton!

3:20 am
June 2, 2011


Scotty

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Thanks Yves, looks like i bought the right racket Smile

3:21 am
June 2, 2011


Scotty

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And simon, thanks as well Smile
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