Were all the early tennis rackets imported from abroad?

Even if it is non-domestic, it does not have a great collection value, and now several big brands are basically domestic.

Whether a racket has collectible value mainly depends on the number of its issuance and the degree of classic use of players.

As far as I know, there's nothing collectible.

There are two models of Wilson Prostaff 85 in the early St. Vincent edition or the Chicago edition

Donny Pro One (Agassi's first use) Head PC 600 (Safin is said to have been using it all the time) There are also some that can be found on major tennis forums.

In the early days, there was no domestic ** in China, so it was impossible to have ** labels attached.

The brand is foreign and the origin is in China.

Other brands are not clear.

However, Yonex's rackets are all made in Japan, and most of the low-end products are made in Taiwan.

Yonex's rackets are all made in Japan, and most of the low-end products are made in Taiwan! For other rackets, even if you go abroad, you can only buy Chinese-made ones! The early beats were definitely collectible, but now there are very few foreign-made beats!

Landlord, you're so lucky.

The racket has no collectible value.

Wilson is my favorite.

Rackets abroad are indeed much cheaper. When I went to Canada in 07, K90 was only 140 US dollars, which was converted to 980 yuan, and the domestic market price was 2500, which could not be compared at all. Most of the civilian styles are made in China, but they are much cheaper, and professional models like K90 seem to be locally made, but they are European and American performance, and the Chinese body may not be very suitable for use, and it is heavy.

However, if you feel that you can use it, you can buy it. But I don't know how the tariffs are organized now, and there were no tariffs when I bought a bunch of things and two rackets. Personally, I am now using Kenneth Pro, the European version, but it is very comfortable to use.

There is no need, as far as the average person is concerned, there is no difference, the quality of the domestic big brands is also very good, and the foreign ones may be the European version of the rackets, which are not suitable for Asians, but will hurt the body.

Buying styles abroad will be more than in China, ** will be much cheaper, now useful do not need to buy first, to see a good look abroad can be bought again, anyway, the old beat must be changed,

The beginner racket is cheaper than 100 to 300, the ordinary racket ranges from **, and the star racket is about more than 1000. Foreign brands are more expensive, and domestic ones are not cheaper, in fact, most of the big pants are made in China. Kuhu Bridge.

Different quality ** is not the same General, from timely to hundreds to thousands.

The cheapest 70 80 yuan domestic strong card... For those who are just getting started... Many students who study tennis in college are using sedan chairs... But only for the early stage.

When you can make a few rounds of contact with someone ... You're about to change shots... Change it for four or five hundred... International brands are auctioned at low prices... Because at that time, it will be very imprinted, and it will not feel like a hand...

When you learn to play high ... After surfing the Internet... Just buy a shoot... 800 up the shot... It's better to buy Willen... Heavenly king-level... Federer... Nadal's choice...

My technology still sucks... High balls... It's not very good yet... Now in the sail core more than 500 Weir wins).

Ordinary brands are more than 500 off.

The oliver upstairs seems to be a German brand, domestic, and you can tell the loss.

Landlord, let's be honest, don't be too good to buy the first racket, because the beginner makes rapid progress, and soon the beginner shoots will be very awkward to use. I was like that, I spent about 300 when I first learned to buy a auction, and after less than 8 months, I changed the shooting, and I directly shot 1000 professionally. And the previous shot can only be placed there, which is a great waste!!

But you should pay attention to buying a beginner's auction, the auction surface should be larger, the weight should not be too heavy, it is best to buy a carbon one (you must know that it is impossible to buy a whole carbon for 300 yuan), and the rest will look like it, I recommend a few brands to you oliver, Boli, and Qiangqiang, these are all beginner auctions, and the prices are relatively cheap. Don't buy the red double west, because that's not an online auction, he does everything, do you believe he can do it well, and it looks unprofessional!

I think the best cost performance is recommended for you to see.

Dizzy, why did this person on the fourth floor talk like this??! Double Happiness is making table tennis rackets, what's wrong?! But do you think it's worth spending the same price on foreign goods and spending unnecessary money on shipping and brand advertising?

Oh, I think it's really puzzling that a Chinese doesn't even have the belief to support national enterprises! Besides, one person has a feel, and you can speak on the fourth floor! Did I disparage the brand you recommend?

Don't think that you are very professional, national enterprises are not in vain!

You can use Sharapova's Prince O3 with a very good beat.

But it's better to have someone to guide you to play.

I'm a tennis player, but I'm only 13 years old, and that's what I use.

The racket of Baibaoli is good, the size of the racket is moderate, which is very suitable for controlling the ball path, and the power is also very smooth, which is very suitable for beginners to get started.

If it is cheaper, the domestic oliver is also good, and there are many styles for beginners.

It's not that tennis rackets are more expensive than badminton rackets. Badminton rackets are also expensive! My tennis racket is 600 yuan, and a friend's badminton racket Fu Hui spent 1440 yuan! Every racket is good and bad, not absolute.

Jumei has always cooperated with a small factory with high imitation, otherwise what does he give to employee benefits, advertising fees, venue fees, and the genuine goods sold by Jumei are also grade 3 products, and my relatives have cooperated with Jumei, including Chen Ou, etc. are gold-plated garbage.

Some of them are imported, and some of them are imported cosmetics from the ** merchants in China.

It's basically fake, but it's quite real. If a customer recognizes a fake, return it as soon as possible.

I've bought Jumei's so-called imported cosmetics, and even the CIQ label is fake, what do you say?

The racket in the head is suitable for people with small strength, in fact, it is not only for beginners, as long as you feel that you have little strength, you can choose the heavy head, you said that the prince is light and suitable for players with great strength, if you have little strength and want to use prince, then you can buy a light head racket, and then buy a lead bar to increase the weight of the head.

Not necessarily, there is no rule, but it is generally considered that beginners are less powerful.

With light, beginner hand strength is not enough.

It depends on your physical condition, there is no specific one, you can use which one you like to practice.

When I was studying, the coach didn't say anything, just said that it would be good to have a beat of about 200! Because the key for beginners is to practice the sense of ball, and when there is a certain heat in the future, it will be better to buy a thousand yuan or so to play the game.

Buy a light head. Heavy heads can easily hurt wrists [if the movement is not standardized].

The problem with the racket, or your visual error, the tennis racket will not bend. Oh.