Yonex NR100 ARC009DX VT9 are all about the same price, which one is better to choose 20

NR focuses on speed; And VT9 is a mid-range offensive beat, with a heavy head; ARC009DX has comprehensive performance, medium rod bullet, and the painting is very dazzling, I have classmates in it, it's not bad, so I personally recommend ARC009DX, only for reference, it depends on your personal situation and hobbies.

ARC009DX,NR100 has not been used,VT-9 head heavy、When the technology does not reach a certain use, it will be very unprepared,The sweet spot of the killing ball is difficult to catch (equal to the poor quality of the killing ball)VT-9I have used 009DX and have also used itThe cost performance is good,The small ball in front of the net is OK,When the technology is not mentioned, don't blindly rely on the feather racket,Although the high-end racket will be very comfortable to play a variety of performance,But the technical requirements of the high-end racket are higher。

The new NR100 livery is still very attractive, and the ball before hitting the net is good.

The ARC009 is more comprehensive, with a moderate hardness in the mid-bar and a DX frame for improved control.

The performance of VT9 is closer to that of ZF, 80 and other violent rackets, and the middle shot is very hard.

It's up to you to choose your own style of play and preferences.

There is no need to choose YY, YY low-end racket is not cost-effective, and the middle rod is hard, which is not conducive to the improvement of technology. You can choose other Nano series beats are better classic. I have an arc008 that many of my novice friends are not used to.

The main thing is that the rod is hard, the requirements for the basic movements are very high, the beat is big, the resistance is large, and the shot is slow, I hope it will help you, don't necessarily choose the brand.

Yonex's is better, and it feels good. I've used it and it feels good.

NR100 is better, 009 is too hard, VT9 is not flexible.

Newbies are advised to choose the latter one.

arc008dx

Model: YONEX ARC 009DX

Shaft toughness: Hard.

Frame material: highly elastic carbon + stacked cup carbon nanotubes.

Barrel Material: Highly elastic carbon.

Weight: 3u (85-89g).

Racket length: 674mm (extended type).

Handle size: G4

Tension Lengths: 20-27lbs

Strength Ball Control: Power.

Racket Origin: Taiwan.

Market price: 730 yuan.

ns1000

Frame material: carbon.

Racket material: highly elastic carbon + fullerene nano carbon.

Shot length: 675mm

Handle length: 205mm

Medium rod hardness: moderate.

Specification: 3U G4 3U G5

Pull wire tensions: up to 22 pounds.

Location: Japan.

If you like to attack, ARC will be a little better, but if you like ball control, ns1000, I prefer ns1000, after all, it is produced by the original factory in Japan, and the quality will be much better than that produced in Taiwan,

Between the three, it is recommended that NR20 is better.

In fact, this kind of YY low-end racket is not cost-effective, so it is not recommended to buy. If you want to buy YY, the price is lower, you can consider TI10, TI Z, ARC3, ARC5 and the like.

Or buy Triumph's C9PT, TSF100Ti, Triumph's Super Nano 7

The NR20 material is better.

The NR10 D3 is a beginner racquet.

Personally, I think NR20 is good, but I haven't used anything else.

Bow and arrow series: ARC-3TOUR, ARC-2TOURNS series: NS-2000, NS-1000

TI Series: TI-ZEROLTD

VT series: VT7, VT9

NR series: NR100, NR80

It is recommended not to buy YY shots, many may not be **.

Between the two, the smash ball must be VT9. ARC009DX is a balanced racket, killing the ball is not the advantage, controlling the landing point is the advantage.

VT9 for killing, advantages: easy backcourt, fast smashing speed; Disadvantages: heavy, resulting in untimely reaction, the sweet spot seems to be difficult to find, and the ball is generally controlled.

Product name: Yonex VT7 Badminton Racket (Voltric Power Triangle System).

Frame material: highly elastic carbon.

Pole Material: Carbon.

Handle size: 4U(

Body length: 675mm

Stick elasticity: stiff.

Origin: Taiwan.

Color: Red.

Balance: Heavy duty, product technology introduction].

Triangle Power Frame: The aerodynamic Delta Power Frame provides a solid, stable impact without reducing the power of the frame.

Square Racket: Yonex's original square racket head design increases the number of horizontal and vertical lines that make up the effective area of the line bed, and expands the sweet spot of the shot, so that the shot can maintain sufficient accuracy and speed even in the center of the non-sweet zone.

Built-in T-joint: The built-in T-joint is hidden deep in the carbon fiber bottom layer of the frame and shaft, making the racket truly high-strength integrated. This patented Yonex technology allows the racket to combine powerful performance with precise control.

**: About 600 yuan.

The VT7 is good, the racket is lighter, the mid-bar is moderately soft and hard, and it feels good when smashing.

It is recommended that arc10, the all-rounder, with both offense and defense, and good offensive ability, it is a violent offensive shoot. If you like the principle of defense, it is a multi-directional defensive shot!

In this way, you can buy a racket of more than 100 yuan to play first, and feel that there is progress, and the racket can not meet you when you decide to change the racket, do you think it is okay?

You're a man?

If it's a man, I recommend arc008, at least I've used it, ** not very high, mid-section offensive racket, suitable for novices. There is a physical foundation of tennis (just a physical foundation, and the others are not used at all...) You can pull up to 23, 25.

It's not 23 or 25, it's 23, and the series has a bit of a half-toned feel that I personally don't like very much.

The explosiveness of playing tennis should be very good, and the 25 pairs of pounds should be enough.

Playing tennis is completely different from playing badminton.

If you have arm strength, buy the VT series. Pull 23-24 pounds.

YY's mid-to-low-end rackets are actually very solid in the feel, the key is whether you think you can handle the heavy head or balance a little.

It's up to you to try which one is right for you.