Introducing a YY badminton racket that suits me My backhand has a lot of power, and it should belong

I think it's because you have a problem with your power, and your power is mainly on your forearm, not on your wrist and fingers, or it's shaking not fast enough

The NS9000 is very suitable for people who play with power, and if you feel that the head is light, try the AT900P or AT700, which may help.

Experience tells me that your first choice should be the AT-700. This pat Yonex has always been done, all of which can be called classics, his pat head design makes the smash of the paddle more powerful, but not as hard as the 9000, so it will be more comfortable to use!

If you don't explain your situation in detail, it will be difficult to recommend a beat that suits you, and it is very irresponsible to recommend a beat based on the instructions you give.

The bow and arrow are good, very classic.

Recommendation: Bow 7 or AT700

If it's more suitable for you, you can also take a look at the bow 10, which I personally think is too heavy. Don't buy the SP version in China. Don't buy the CH version in China. Hehe, go to JP and have a look, or HK to see.

YY bow and arrow 10 is very good, the killing ball is threatening enough!

I think you should buy a comprehensive racket [both offensive and defensive].

Well, since there is no regulation, then I will recommend Yonex to you, I have used bows and arrows 10, AT700 and bows and arrows 7These three shots are more consistent, they all belong to the high-end series, and the feel is excellent.

The bow and arrow 7 is an empty racket, which is very light, and the killing ball is relatively good, and the doubles are very good, and the swing speed is very fast.

Bow 10 and Bow 7 have more killing power than Bow 7, because the racket head becomes heavier and the club is longer, but on the contrary, the swing speed decreases, and the handling of the ball in front of the net is not as easy as that of Bow and Arrow 7.

Compared with the two models, the bow and arrow 10 requires slightly higher player strength, especially the wrist explosiveness and physical strength are better, the bow and arrow 10 is better at killing, and the bow and arrow 7 is better at ball control. Which one to choose depends on the landlord himself, the strength of the technique is good, and the bow and arrow 10 are definitely better if you play very well. However, if you can't control it, I still recommend 7

The AT700 is similar to the Bow and Arrow 10 with a heavier head and is suitable for those who like to hit the ball hard. The Bow 10 is weaker than the AT700 kill, but the ball control is better and more comprehensive. Of course, the 700 is also quite good.

Lindane used to use 700Bao Chunlai used a bow and arrow 10According to my suggestion, the bow and arrow 10ha is recommended, it is easier to get started.

In fact, high-end shooting is not about buying which is good and which is not good, it is all about technology, and buying this kind of racket requires buying a suitable technical style in order to give full play to its advantages. My suggestion is to buy a bow and arrow 7 when you play ball, buy a bow and arrow 10 if you are strong, and buy AT700 if you like to kill the ball if you are quite good

I hope the landlord will adopt it.

Super Nano 7,There are also Challenger 710 and Kaisheng's TSF100TI and TSF300D are also good ball control and hanging rackets.

It's still bow 7, bow 7 is a control racket, bow 10 is an offensive type, I use bow 7, the racket is very light, the middle bar is moderate, the swing is fast, I generally play before the net, but when I play in the backcourt, the killing ball is average, but it's not bad to hit the high ball, the bow 7 is worth mentioning that the ball in front of the net is very good! (But the bow 7 is a little expensive, I bought it for 1600 and made a counteroffer, it is of Japanese origin, and I have been using it for almost 2 years).

Outstanding strength Like to kill the ball recommended vt 70 80 arc 10 with strong comprehensive ability good feel recommended arc z

The Victory Na6 and RS3300 are the few things in this price range that can be talked about as offensive shots.

Personally, I am more optimistic about 3300, although RS is not very famous, but ask the senior golfers around you should know its reputation.

Na6 ** 380 420, 3300 is 450 480

Pull and crane combined with assault? Lin Dan is also a combination of lifting and assault, the key is that Lin Dan's physical fitness is really good, and the old AT700 is still good for defense. This has to do with your own ability.

If it is Yonex, I recommend the third-generation TI10, that is, the purple TI10, which has CH license, about 700 **. The elasticity of BG80 of YONEX is better.

If it's Victor, I recommend the 3U Ti70Light, a lightweight offensive racket, and the Ti70 is a classic. It's also not expensive. Small square head, the offense has been strengthened, and the swing speed of the defense is not slow.

If it's Kawasaki Kawasaki's old 698, the all-black one, it's better, the classic shot of the year, but unfortunately Kawasaki's beat is not good now.

The string is good, some people like the bg80 with good elasticity, but it is not resistant to play, and the bg65 is good when it is resistant to playing, I feel that at 27, 28 pounds up, the other lines can't be played, it is easy to break, and the bg65 is good, the performance is also stable, and it is cheap.

The key is to see your ability, the ability to timely 100 brands, the same is very fierce.

The lifting is suitable for defensive brands, and the assault is suitable for offensive brands, hehe,