Hello. I'm a Japanese. There aren't great review by Japanese, but this review is so good :) Thank you so much! (I'm very sorry for my cheep English.. )
Phanousone Phalivong Thank you for your reply😄 I finally bought nanoray z speed. It feels so so so good! Thanks to this this review. I'm looking forward to your video :)
Phanousone Phalivong VT70 e-tune was good. I think that it resembles ASTROX 77. I like AX77 more than VT70 e-tune. I've never used VT 80e-tune and I'm not seen very often people who using VT 80e-tune.
I have this racket and I agree with just about everything you said as far as how the racket plays. But I absolutely love the colorway of this racket! I feel it stands out more than most rackets because of the bright lime color. But everybody's tastes is different.
I used this racket for 5weeks and I do agree with your suggestion that it is not suitable for the green hand because of it smaller head shape. I took couple of hours to get used to it. The smash is indeed pretty awesome.
@@BadmintonInDepth I used Isometric LITE3 when I was a green hand. It is not a top racket but good enough for beginners.By the way, I agree that the best racket for beginner is Arcsaber 11.
I have this racket. Amazing racket, but make sure you string it over like 28 lbs. If you don't, you won't get too much power out of it. I personally use BG66 Ultimax at 28 lbs and my smashes are really fast with this racket.
Phanousone Phalivong I broke mine after like 6 months. I’m only 14 so my smashes aren’t crazy hard right now, though they are pretty good if I must say so myself.
I just booked this racket online and i just wanted to see how easy it is to smash with this racket. Going to group this with my Mx80, V80 and new Thruster F. Watching this video, i must say it will fit my game very well. I have been struggling to find a racket to compliment my smashes like mx80 and v80. I prefer mostly to play back court as a hard smasher but i need a slightly head heavy racket to easily lift smash returns. NRZP is head light but the stiff frame may help with strong returns.
My son 9 years old plays with this Racquet and I can say that this is the best racket I have seen so far......absolutely the best. It's a bit heavy though
Great review! Is this better than the duora 10? my duora 10 just broke and im considering this as a replacement. currently using voltric 50 etune and enjoying it
Lupin Liu you're right, 3U is heavier than 4U. But you also have to consider the head weight of a racket. The 4U ZF2 may be lighter overall than the 3U ZSP but it is significantly more head heavy which makes it harder to control and maneuver.
It is a great review. I am bit confused about how durable it is. As when i am buying on Amazon. People have concerns about durability. Also can you please tell me which string to buy 24 or 26. My gameplay is smashing. And the one that is available to me is NG99. Thanks alot. Waiting for your response
Durability is somewhat dependent on many factors. If you buy an authentic racket on Amazon and you string it at a reasonable tension (below 30lbs) AND you take care of it well (avoid clashes with other rackets, etc) it will easily last you 2-3 years. As far as string tension goes, just go with what you feel comfortable with, i personally like 26lbs better but you may not feel the same. I suggest you start at 24lbs first then change if you don't like it.
Yo, I’m now on the TK9900 3rd gen, on 4u, and I’m interested in getting this racket, but a lot of people seem to shit on it for some reason, I have quite a lot of strength for my size, that’s why I asked for reviews of some super stiff rackets, I was considering the JS10Q, but ruled it out because of the numerous frame sinking issues, now I landed on this which seems to be what I’m looking for. Is there any truth to the negative reviews of this racket in your opinion?
I, too, had stayed away from the ZSP for the longest time because 90% of what I read about it was negative (it feels dull, it too stiff, it's unforgiving, it lacks control, etc..) bit i'm really glad I ultimately went for it because i ended loving it so much. I can't speak about the dull feeling because honestly i don't even know what people mean by that, the impact feels solid to me, the shaft is very stiff and the frame is smaller and not forgiving but you do get used to it after a while. I have never played the tk9900 but i would assume that it is head heavy and stiff. If you do get the ZSP, the biggest thing for you would be to adjust your swing timing to the much faster frame. But i really recommend that you try it out first before you make a decision.
Badminton In Depth thanks for the prompt reply, and yes the tk9900 is very head heavy and stiff, you can say it’s Victor’s ZF2, but it’s even more head heavy, with that said, I think I will give the ZSP a shot
What would you think about its brother the Nanoray Speed? 👀 Im just buy itu on bargain (around $40) its so good (for me) the brother is do a good job too
ZSpeed is about 3.5/5 in terms of head heaviness while ZF2 is a full blown 5/5. If you have a strong arm and wrist, definitely choose ZF2, if not, go with the ZSpeed
I like Lime Green color or any colorful rackets like Li Ning.... :) By the way, what tension is this racket that you use? What tension would you recommend for the intermediate player?
Right now I'm on BG66Ultimax at 27lbs. I can't tell you the best tension because different people like different things. If you are an intermediate player, try 24-25 lbs and see how you like it then go from there.
Can’t really say if it’s better than the 88d pro or 100zz. I do have the original 88d and the Z Speed is head lighter and faster, so it will depend on what you like. The 88D has more raw power for sure
That is really up to you. Both are excellent rackets that will perform well if you have good technique. It will come down to what you personally prefer. If you can, try both of them and pick the one you like the most. I know it's not a very helpful advice but it really is imo the best way to choose a racket.
I've never played that one, generally i think it is better to explore other less well known brands than buying low-end racket from big brands like yonex lining or victor. Brands like mizuno, carlton, dunlop, kampoo or flightpower have good decent rackets too.
Please could someone give some advices, i broke my racket hence i need to buy a new one. In terms of upgrading, I would like to ask which is better Astrox 99 or Nanoray Z Speed ?
@@BadmintonInDepth Thanks a lot for the reply!! Most of the times I play doubles, I often smash and drive and play rather aggressive. So when I found out that Nanoray Z Speed could improve smashes, I instantly interested to that racket. So may i ask what's the benefit and comparison difference between Astrox 99 and Nanoray Z Speed?
The ZSpeed is much more suitable for Doubles than the Ax99 in my opinion. If you want an Astrox racket, I suggest you get either the Astrox 88S or 88D instead.
I have to admit that the newer livery literally pushes me to the side of VTZF2 no matter how magnificent it is in terms of feedback, it’s just…outrageously hideous…
I think they lumped this racket in the Nanoray series because it's fast. When you mentioned no feel, are you referring to the lack of feedback or vibration from the frame?
@@BadmintonInDepth Lack of feedback - it was like hitting with a frying pan. And control was bad, too "bouncy". I think they tried too many new things at once with this racket, to be honest; the Z-Slash was difficult to adapt to when it came out, but the Z-Speed was way worse.
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Hello. I'm a Japanese.
There aren't great review by Japanese, but this review is so good :)
Thank you so much! (I'm very sorry for my cheep English.. )
Phanousone Phalivong Thank you for your reply😄
I finally bought nanoray z speed. It feels so so so good! Thanks to this this review.
I'm looking forward to your video :)
Phanousone Phalivong
Oh.. What a sad happening.. ;(
I heard nanoray z speed is easy to breake..
Today, my voltric70 e-tune broke too ;(
Phanousone Phalivong
VT70 e-tune was good. I think that it resembles ASTROX 77. I like AX77 more than VT70 e-tune.
I've never used VT 80e-tune and I'm not seen very often people who using VT 80e-tune.
@@user-zu2mq5lt4o are u still using nanoray z speed? Is the "extra stiff" is hard to play in double?
@@user-zu2mq5lt4o How did you break it?
I have this racket and I agree with just about everything you said as far as how the racket plays. But I absolutely love the colorway of this racket! I feel it stands out more than most rackets because of the bright lime color. But everybody's tastes is different.
I personally think the lime green color is much more beautiful than the orange black version.
Very Good review.. one of the best I have seen so far..Great Job!
Thank you for providing one of the best reviews in youtube
Thank you for the kind words! I will try to get an Auraspeed racket in but so far I haven't seen any on sale in my country.
@@BadmintonInDepth take ur time bro. Find the best sale.
I used this racket for 5weeks and I do agree with your suggestion that it is not suitable for the green hand because of it smaller head shape. I took couple of hours to get used to it. The smash is indeed pretty awesome.
@@BadmintonInDepth I used Isometric LITE3 when I was a green hand. It is not a top racket but good enough for beginners.By the way, I agree that the best racket for beginner is Arcsaber 11.
I have this racket. Amazing racket, but make sure you string it over like 28 lbs. If you don't, you won't get too much power out of it. I personally use BG66 Ultimax at 28 lbs and my smashes are really fast with this racket.
@@BadmintonInDepth I had mine strung BG 66 Ultimax 25 pounds and I broke it second game. Was pissed.
Phanousone Phalivong I broke mine after like 6 months. I’m only 14 so my smashes aren’t crazy hard right now, though they are pretty good if I must say so myself.
@@TheTransformerCrazed r u 17 now? im 12, can u guve me some tips?
I just booked this racket online and i just wanted to see how easy it is to smash with this racket. Going to group this with my Mx80, V80 and new Thruster F. Watching this video, i must say it will fit my game very well.
I have been struggling to find a racket to compliment my smashes like mx80 and v80. I prefer mostly to play back court as a hard smasher but i need a slightly head heavy racket to easily lift smash returns. NRZP is head light but the stiff frame may help with strong returns.
My son 9 years old plays with this Racquet and I can say that this is the best racket I have seen so far......absolutely the best. It's a bit heavy though
Testplayer is like Koo Kien Keat😲
Great review!
Thank you! KKK is one of my favourite players too!
Great review! Is this better than the duora 10? my duora 10 just broke and im considering this as a replacement. currently using voltric 50 etune and enjoying it
What is the difference between nanoray speed vs nanoray z speed ??
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Which one better GREEN COLOR OR RED?
can i string tension 28 but the racket state till 27 only i scare the racket break
1 thing is the shaft is not quit slim
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is a 3u zspeed easier to control than a 4u zf2?
ok so a 3u zspeed will be more suitable for doubles than a 4u zf2?
Lol honey, 3U is the heavier version
Lupin Liu you're right, 3U is heavier than 4U. But you also have to consider the head weight of a racket. The 4U ZF2 may be lighter overall than the 3U ZSP but it is significantly more head heavy which makes it harder to control and maneuver.
@@BadmintonInDepth Oh shoot I misread, I would say the 3U zspeed since I played with both rackets. The 4U ZF 2 definitely is still harder to maneuver!
Design is 10/10
I am an intermediate player but damn I want it so bad.
I think you can get it if you want, just saying that you may have some trouble hitting the sweetspot consistently if your technique is not good.
@@BadmintonInDepth Works for me brilliantly, i may settle on this racket for good
It is a great review. I am bit confused about how durable it is. As when i am buying on Amazon. People have concerns about durability. Also can you please tell me which string to buy 24 or 26. My gameplay is smashing. And the one that is available to me is NG99. Thanks alot. Waiting for your response
Durability is somewhat dependent on many factors. If you buy an authentic racket on Amazon and you string it at a reasonable tension (below 30lbs) AND you take care of it well (avoid clashes with other rackets, etc) it will easily last you 2-3 years. As far as string tension goes, just go with what you feel comfortable with, i personally like 26lbs better but you may not feel the same. I suggest you start at 24lbs first then change if you don't like it.
Thanks alot man. You are a saviour. I am gonna buy it. 👍👍👍
Yo, I’m now on the TK9900 3rd gen, on 4u, and I’m interested in getting this racket, but a lot of people seem to shit on it for some reason, I have quite a lot of strength for my size, that’s why I asked for reviews of some super stiff rackets, I was considering the JS10Q, but ruled it out because of the numerous frame sinking issues, now I landed on this which seems to be what I’m looking for. Is there any truth to the negative reviews of this racket in your opinion?
I, too, had stayed away from the ZSP for the longest time because 90% of what I read about it was negative (it feels dull, it too stiff, it's unforgiving, it lacks control, etc..) bit i'm really glad I ultimately went for it because i ended loving it so much. I can't speak about the dull feeling because honestly i don't even know what people mean by that, the impact feels solid to me, the shaft is very stiff and the frame is smaller and not forgiving but you do get used to it after a while. I have never played the tk9900 but i would assume that it is head heavy and stiff. If you do get the ZSP, the biggest thing for you would be to adjust your swing timing to the much faster frame. But i really recommend that you try it out first before you make a decision.
Badminton In Depth thanks for the prompt reply, and yes the tk9900 is very head heavy and stiff, you can say it’s Victor’s ZF2, but it’s even more head heavy, with that said, I think I will give the ZSP a shot
"Extreme precision" 2:52
Lol. Ohh the irony.
What would you think about its brother the Nanoray Speed? 👀
Im just buy itu on bargain (around $40) its so good (for me) the brother is do a good job too
Sorry, I have never played with the NR speed so I can't comment on it
What do you think using this racket for double ? It's recommended ?
Yes, it's a racket perfectly suited for doubles in my opinion.
Best racket for beginners plz suggest
Anything with a flexible shaft and even/head heavy balance will do. You could try the Arcsaber Lite or any of the Astrox with single digit
@@BadmintonInDepth Yonex nanoray light 18i this is right
Nanoray may be a bit too headlight and you may have difficulty generating power, i would recommend something with more weight on the headlight
@@BadmintonInDepth arcsaber 15i is godd
Not suitable for beginners?
I wouldn't recommend it. If you're a beginner, you'd be much better served with something more flexible
@@BadmintonInDepth hello sir, can you recommend what are the racket as you mention which more flexible for beginner? Thanks for your advise.
Hi do you have recommend string and tension on nanoray z speed? thanks
I have no specific recommendation, just go with whatever you are comfortable with.
Suitable for double?
Yes, very suitable.
How abaout Z Force II ? It is suitable too?
Yes, but you need a very strong wrist because the ZF2 is very head heavy.
Of all the rackets i played with, my top 5 would be ZSpeed, Jetspeed S10, NR900, BS12 and Arc11
@@BadmintonInDepth which one would u pick for both singles and doubles out of these 5? And how would u rank them in order?
Boss Its it The Z speed ..head heavy ?? Compare with Z force 2 LD ..which better
ZSpeed is about 3.5/5 in terms of head heaviness while ZF2 is a full blown 5/5. If you have a strong arm and wrist, definitely choose ZF2, if not, go with the ZSpeed
Badminton In Depth boss.. for double player ..z force 2 better take 3U or 4U ...it’s different 5g - 8g
Definitely get the 4U because it will be faster in flat games
Price
Hello, does the racket feels lighter in hand then arcsaber 11? Please answer
They're both 3U so they feel about the same weight
@@BadmintonInDepth Sorry. I meaned in terms of airspeed. Does the sudden head accel. make it feeling lighter?
Ahh, yes definitely. The ZSP swings quite a bit faster than the Arc11. Sorry, I misunderstood your question earlier
This review is for nanoray z speed 3u or 4u?
3U
What line should i put on this racquet bg 80 or bg66 ultimax (i like smashing)
Put the ultimax
if u like smashing, use bg 66 ultimax, or force with tension 22-24
Nice video. Are you able to review a Voltric Force Z II?
Yes, I'm onto it
@@BadmintonInDepth did you get the 2u or 3u version?
I got the 3U version
I like Lime Green color or any colorful rackets like Li Ning.... :)
By the way, what tension is this racket that you use? What tension would you recommend for the intermediate player?
Right now I'm on BG66Ultimax at 27lbs. I can't tell you the best tension because different people like different things. If you are an intermediate player, try 24-25 lbs and see how you like it then go from there.
how to buy. what is the best racket
What is your budget and level?
still worth it if i wanna buy it now?
In my opinion yes, especially considering that you can get it at a discounted price!
Is the yellow z speed the same as the red one
Yes, the only difference is the color
@@BadmintonInDepth oh tysm!!
Is it better than 88d pro and 100z?
Can’t really say if it’s better than the 88d pro or 100zz. I do have the original 88d and the Z Speed is head lighter and faster, so it will depend on what you like. The 88D has more raw power for sure
@@BadmintonInDepth one last question aside from nanoray z, which is better 88d pro or 100z?
@danieljoestar1804 i cant say anything about the 100zz but the 88d provis reaaaaally popupal in my club
Any plans on reviewing newer rackets?
ASTROX 99 coming out soon!! But the 88S and 88D are still very much worth the buy, I just bought the 88S, can't wait to test it out!!
Voltric z force 2 review
This racket cost and online shopping aap in amazon
Oooosam racket I use this racket
What badminton racquet is best, Yonex or Li Ning?
I Love Watching your videos... How to do backhand smash comparable to forehand smash?
Thank you..I will try my best ...
Great review
Thanks!
Which is more powerful? Nanoray Z Speed or Z force 2?
@@BadmintonInDepth which is better?
Nanotay z speed or voltric z force 2?
imma pick nanoray because my wrist is not that powerful
Should I get this or the arc saber 11
That is really up to you. Both are excellent rackets that will perform well if you have good technique. It will come down to what you personally prefer. If you can, try both of them and pick the one you like the most. I know it's not a very helpful advice but it really is imo the best way to choose a racket.
@@BadmintonInDepth thanks for the advice, also would the nanoflare 380 sharp be good too, or are one of these better.
I've never played that one, generally i think it is better to explore other less well known brands than buying low-end racket from big brands like yonex lining or victor. Brands like mizuno, carlton, dunlop, kampoo or flightpower have good decent rackets too.
Prise
very good analyze, good video a little bit which yonex design this model so bad.
nanoray 750 review please.
I don't think they make the NR750 anymore, do they?
That is what I've heard also. If that is the case the NR900 is the superior racket.
4u or 3u better for doubles
I believe the Z Speed is only available in 3U
I just got the nrzsp..it’s surprisingly heavy looks like a higher BP .. this is in no way a Nanoray
I agree, the balance point of the NRZSP is even and borderline head-heavy. I think it's a hybrid btw a nanoray and a voltric
Badminton In Depth yup, didn’t think it’d be this heavy
I also have this racket NANOMETRIC
How is it
Please could someone give some advices, i broke my racket hence i need to buy a new one. In terms of upgrading, I would like to ask which is better Astrox 99 or Nanoray Z Speed ?
That depends. Do you play singles or doubles?
@@BadmintonInDepth Thanks a lot for the reply!! Most of the times I play doubles, I often smash and drive and play rather aggressive. So when I found out that Nanoray Z Speed could improve smashes, I instantly interested to that racket.
So may i ask what's the benefit and comparison difference between Astrox 99 and Nanoray Z Speed?
The ZSpeed is much more suitable for Doubles than the Ax99 in my opinion. If you want an Astrox racket, I suggest you get either the Astrox 88S or 88D instead.
I kind of like the design but that's because I like green😂
Same
auraspeed 90s review please :)
Nanoray 900 review please!
@@BadmintonInDepth yay thanks, any idea when it will be ready?
@@BadmintonInDepth ok thanks alot! Your videos are great aswell keep up the good work!
There's another video about NR 900, just search for it
土到极致的配色 那个红色的还能看 但是说不如这个好打了
我个人更喜欢红色
Mr backhand can make 37 lbs. How can?
It's possible to string the racket to 37lbs but you run a very high risk of breaking the string and warping the frame
h.g
Ramesh
I am india
I have to admit that the newer livery literally pushes me to the side of VTZF2 no matter how magnificent it is in terms of feedback, it’s just…outrageously hideous…
I agree. The lime color is just ugly
This should never have been a Nanoray - it's too head-heavy.
A poor racket with no feel - it's all power.
I think they lumped this racket in the Nanoray series because it's fast. When you mentioned no feel, are you referring to the lack of feedback or vibration from the frame?
@@BadmintonInDepth Lack of feedback - it was like hitting with a frying pan. And control was bad, too "bouncy".
I think they tried too many new things at once with this racket, to be honest; the Z-Slash was difficult to adapt to when it came out, but the Z-Speed was way worse.
フォーム悪すぎww
改善しようとしています ;)