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7:05 pm
March 2, 2010
Hi all,
I need to look for a new racket for my son (broke my old MP33 recently ). My supplier has an Arcsaber Omega to offer for a very nice price. But I've been googling like mad, and cannot find any characteristics of it. Anybody out there that can provide details ? I know it is an outlet racket !
Many thanks in advance !
Cheers, ED
10:50 pm
February 15, 2011
This is a stiff frame that was sold as a 3U G4 for around £100 when it launched.
I'm not sure whether it was a limited edition but the name suggests it was. Bearing in mind Arcsaber racquets haven't been around that long I would expect it had a limited run or wasn't popular. I have seen it sold around £60 mark.
MP33 was either flexible or medium flex racquet from memory so potentially there is a slight incompatibility between the two racquets.
Hope this helps you make a decision.
Paul
10:53 pm
March 2, 2010
Correct you are Paul, MP was medium flex. But the most important thing is it was a racket from the same kwadrant from the Yonex graph (I know you don't like them graphs, but they do give a slight indication). He doesn't like head heavy nor head light rackets too much, and the ArcSaber range was the only option. But if I saw the prices of the Arcs' that would be some kind of a match, and the number of rackets he smashed to smithereens already… I got it for 70€ strung with BG65TI (came from 100€). This omega is even balance. He did well, lost his single, but won his double.
Thanks for the swift response !
Cheers, ED
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