We'd go for the Nextage. The Nextage series is closer to the Tour series. If you are comparing Game series or Nextage, we'd go for the Nextage. If you are considering a budget option, definitely the 700 game. If the price is similar, Nextage!
bro which is the best here? Yonex 700 tour 2nd gen, Yonex 800 tour, or Yonex 88S Tour 3rd gen or do you have any rackets recommendation for my playing style. I'm a type of player who always play mens doubles and mixed doubles more (more prefered back court) who always want to smash (powerful smash) at the same time who needs a control, a handling and speed to maneuver for defence when I'm in front court and can do a fast phasing to hit the shuttle. Sorry for my grammar and I hope you'll reply. Thanks
Hey buddy, don't ever apologise. We're glad to have subscribers like yourself from all over the world - who speak the same language of badminton :) I'd say go for the 88s Tour, just because its built as a head heavier racket and would give you that stronger smashes, while being front-court friendly as it is a S racket (control), as compared to the 88D which is super head heavy and favours back court players without much front court playability. Hope that helps!
To each his/her own, we say! The best racket is the racket that you feel most comfortable with. The NF800 is a safe choice, and the difference between the two rackets are minimal. Have you tried it yet? How does it feel in game!
@ I really like it until now. But I didn’t string it yet so I don’t know. I feel like i don’t get enough power with it. But maybe it’s because of the string and I’m used to the 27lbs of my old nanoflare.
With plastic/nylon shuttles, we'd recommend going low tension to avoid strings snapping prematurely! The Nextage has quite a soft feel to it so it should suit well.
@ thanks for the reply! Really appreciate it But did the nextage series are suitable for beginner - intermediate player ? or still game series is more suitable?
Great question-choosing between the Nanoflare Nextage, Astrox Nextage, and Astrox 99 Tour can be tricky, but it depends on your playing style and preferences. Here's a quick comparison: Nanoflare Nextage: Ideal for players who value speed and maneuverability. It's designed for quick drives and fast reactions, making it great for doubles or players who like to control the net. Astrox Nextage: A more versatile racket that offers a balance of power and control. It’s slightly head-heavy, making it suitable for players who like an all-around game with an edge in power for smashes. Astrox 99 Tour: A powerhouse racket! It’s head-heavy and designed for aggressive players who love smashing. If you play singles or rely on power shots, this one might suit you best. Let me know your playing style (aggressive, defensive, or all-round) and whether you play singles or doubles more often. I’d be happy to help you narrow it down further!
The Nextage definitely comes with more features and technologies than a play racket. We would say the Nextage comes closer to a Tour model. The key difference is Nextage rackets are more user-friendly as compared to the Pro/Tour models. Nextage rackets typically have a medium flex, offering a softer feel, whereas Tour models are stiffer, providing more power.
Im surprised you get over 300mm for balance point, thats like head heavy territory for me. Oh that run at the start did gave me abit of a jump scare haha
actually, i measure it with strings on and with grip on. but i try my best to keep it consistent. tbh, you can easily change the balance point of the racket by changing the way you tie your grip.
@@iodineclip You are definitely right, it does affect measurements. But it is also a neat trick at times! If a racket feels too head heavy, adding an additional overgrip does help with balancing out the head-heaviness. We love to experiment and find out what works best for our playstyles!
Yeah. Mine broke really easily as well. Never had a racket that fragile. Hit my calf with it and that was enough to snap the frame... Like my fatty calf wtf.
Yonex nextage or 700 game which one is good overall? Please reply thank you ☺️
We'd go for the Nextage. The Nextage series is closer to the Tour series. If you are comparing Game series or Nextage, we'd go for the Nextage. If you are considering a budget option, definitely the 700 game. If the price is similar, Nextage!
bro which is the best here? Yonex 700 tour 2nd gen, Yonex 800 tour, or Yonex 88S Tour 3rd gen or do you have any rackets recommendation for my playing style. I'm a type of player who always play mens doubles and mixed doubles more (more prefered back court) who always want to smash (powerful smash) at the same time who needs a control, a handling and speed to maneuver for defence when I'm in front court and can do a fast phasing to hit the shuttle. Sorry for my grammar and I hope you'll reply. Thanks
Hey buddy, don't ever apologise. We're glad to have subscribers like yourself from all over the world - who speak the same language of badminton :)
I'd say go for the 88s Tour, just because its built as a head heavier racket and would give you that stronger smashes, while being front-court friendly as it is a S racket (control), as compared to the 88D which is super head heavy and favours back court players without much front court playability.
Hope that helps!
Bro pls review felet eighty8 next 🙌🏻
Hey! Thanks for the recommendation - we haven't had the opportunity to get our hands on one yet. We'll try!
I just got the nanoflare 800 game. Do you think the nanoflare nextage is better? I currently play with the nanoflare 001 clear with bg65
To each his/her own, we say! The best racket is the racket that you feel most comfortable with. The NF800 is a safe choice, and the difference between the two rackets are minimal. Have you tried it yet? How does it feel in game!
@ I really like it until now. But I didn’t string it yet so I don’t know. I feel like i don’t get enough power with it. But maybe it’s because of the string and I’m used to the 27lbs of my old nanoflare.
For plastic shuttle how it will be I want to soft feel
With plastic/nylon shuttles, we'd recommend going low tension to avoid strings snapping prematurely! The Nextage has quite a soft feel to it so it should suit well.
Better pick the nextage series or the game series tho?
The Nextage series is closer to the Tour series. If you are comparing Game series or Nextage, we'd go for the Nextage.
@ thanks for the reply! Really appreciate it
But did the nextage series are suitable for beginner - intermediate player ? or still game series is more suitable?
Im confused between nanospeed nextage vs astrox nextage vs astrox 99 tour please help
Great question-choosing between the Nanoflare Nextage, Astrox Nextage, and Astrox 99 Tour can be tricky, but it depends on your playing style and preferences. Here's a quick comparison:
Nanoflare Nextage: Ideal for players who value speed and maneuverability. It's designed for quick drives and fast reactions, making it great for doubles or players who like to control the net.
Astrox Nextage: A more versatile racket that offers a balance of power and control. It’s slightly head-heavy, making it suitable for players who like an all-around game with an edge in power for smashes.
Astrox 99 Tour: A powerhouse racket! It’s head-heavy and designed for aggressive players who love smashing. If you play singles or rely on power shots, this one might suit you best.
Let me know your playing style (aggressive, defensive, or all-round) and whether you play singles or doubles more often. I’d be happy to help you narrow it down further!
Nextage Vs 1000 play for an intermediate singles player which one would you recommend.
The Nextage definitely comes with more features and technologies than a play racket. We would say the Nextage comes closer to a Tour model. The key difference is Nextage rackets are more user-friendly as compared to the Pro/Tour models. Nextage rackets typically have a medium flex, offering a softer feel, whereas Tour models are stiffer, providing more power.
@@MoreThanASwingwhat if vs the game series?
Hi can you review the jpx 7 fury?
We'll try our best to get our hands on one!
Im surprised you get over 300mm for balance point, thats like head heavy territory for me.
Oh that run at the start did gave me abit of a jump scare haha
actually, i measure it with strings on and with grip on.
but i try my best to keep it consistent.
tbh, you can easily change the balance point of the racket by changing the way you tie your grip.
@MoreThanASwing ahh i see, probably because of my thicker grips, my measurement are always abit off.
@@iodineclip You are definitely right, it does affect measurements. But it is also a neat trick at times! If a racket feels too head heavy, adding an additional overgrip does help with balancing out the head-heaviness. We love to experiment and find out what works best for our playstyles!
nice
:)))
what happend to volant
wdym?
Its fragile af.
Handle with care.
Yeah. Mine broke really easily as well. Never had a racket that fragile. Hit my calf with it and that was enough to snap the frame... Like my fatty calf wtf.
oh no. :,( i'll be careful about it.