Trade off what you are good at with the features of the racket that can help you with your weakness. If you have good smashing techniques and a bit lack in defense, go for nanoflare. Remember, to win the game you can't just attack, you also need to defends. The pro players are different. They find the racket which can help them to outshine their strength.
My game change until I be able to play and used the arcsaber 11 Pro. Handsdown the best and really works for me very well, like defense, attack, clear, net any angle is superb and definetly my end game racket. In addition, I just had the Arcsaber 7 Pro, i didnt test it out yet but it feels different right after i hold it (unstrung). This video is really helpful for all those beginner who just started and looking for a great rackrt to play with, and for the experience player a guide to try and looking to replace their previous racket.
I play with Arcsaber 7 Pro & Play. My friend is not happy I win against him in doubles with the 7 Play. 😁 I like the amount of power I generate from drives & the punch clear.
Great breakdown mate, really informative and easy to follow, the 88D Pro and 100zz in 4u are by far my favourite, singles I tend to use the 100zz or the 88D too. But I mostly play doubles anyway
@Munggo Lloyd the 100zz is really nice for attacking but the slightly smaller than 'standard' head can make it feel weird, it's really stiff too so unless you feel like other rackets feel like what I call "wet noodles" you probably won't see any improvement from it, you need a high swing speed and a good amount of power to get the racket working. If you're not that powerful then I'd suggest going for a medium flex racket as that will obviously flex better and allow you to produce power in your shots
@@munggo_lloyd Out of curiosity I bought the 100 Game (medium flex). I like the power it gives. It is a bit slower than the Arcsaber. I play doubles. I do prefer the updated Arcsaber 7 series. And yes, I can feel the performance difference between the Pro, Tour, & Play.
Thank you for this informative video. Over the past 10 years I've settled on Arcsabers. First a 10 then an 11. The frame of the 11 has cracked so presently have reverted to a 10 but am considering the 11 Pro or maybe a 7 Pro.
@@robn7777777 the 11 Pro would be a good choice. I moved from the Arc Saber 11 to the Astrox 77 Pro, so try one of those too if you can. Also from rackets out after this video the Astrox 88D Pro 4U is very nice.
There are a lot of contributing factors that impact the generated output of a swing, including string selection, string tension, grip method, form, technique, and experience. Although shaft thickness, stiffness/flex, and racket balance may be important, they are not conclusive.
@doctorzee1809 there is a quality difference yes but the main change you would be able to feel is that the Pro has a stiff shaft and may feel more precise. That can make them harder to use though if you don't have an advanced swing. I would suggest a Game or Tour for an intermediate player.
Yes, you're right that the racket categories are head heavy, even balance, and head light. Now, I have the even balance racket (Arcsaber 11 Pro) and head light racket (Nanoflare 800). So, could you suggest which one the best head heavy racket? Thanks for your video.
The most head heavy one is 99 Pro > 100ZZ > 88D Pro > 77 Pro > 88S Pro, if it’s not Pro version then it doesn’t really matter because the stiffness and weight are not actually matching what they’re supposed to be, I’d say except the Pro version tour game and play are just under the same name but they are actually different things, can’t compare with the pro.
Hi Guys Im a Begginers on Badminton, And I'm having so much Fun! I just want to ask for an advice, what arcsaber variation is the best for me? Like I want to play all-around but mostly singles for now until I gain more experience. Thanks! ❤
@ClubRackets May I ask what type should I get like is it Pro, Tour or Play? Interms of Best Feeling while Playing with it, is Play good enough? Or Should I go for the Pro one?
It would be great if you could review the Astrox 100 game rackets as you mentioned its one of the best sellers, I am interested in buying it as well. 👍
Hello, I am an intermediate player having a nano flare. My shots don’t generate much power now, so I’m thinking of going for astrox series. Is this the right way to think about it?
Yes, while a racket can't fix everything, head heavy rackets are generally easier to generate power with. You will also need to work on generating more racket head speed.
Astrox nextage/ Arcsaber 11 tour / Nanoflare Nextage / 88D tour which one I should chose ? I am in intermediate player, looking for good smash without much hand pain , and also should have good control speed in game , can you please suggest ? Is this nextgen rackets are really good ?
Very much depends on your style. Both are popular. I find the Astrox range produce a smash more easily with the head weight and the rotational generator.
Hii i received a cs006 yonex racket and i’ve tried looking for more information on it online but i found that it is not that well known😢 just wondering if you can help me figure out how good of a racket it is or how it weight and stuff
@@ClubRackets Thank you for your reply. That explains why I don't see any at my local shop for purchase. At the social I play at, only a few players use Duora. It will be interesting to see if they switch over to Arcsaber, Nanoflare, or Astrox.
@@erawanprawira You are right bro, Your friend told you right. The Duora series was launched to replace the Arcsaber series. It's an improvement to Arcsaber. Arc saber launched in 2007 with Arcsaber7 and Duora Series in 2015.
@@sanjayrathore402 Though the Arcsaber series did not cease when Duora was introduced. Now Duora is gone after a short lifespan whilst Arcsaber has had a significant upgrade
Hi, I have been playing badminton for 6 months now with a very basic racket, want to go for the arcsaber series although not sure whether to go for a play or tour racket.
I'm a 6'4 tall guy with alot of power and decent technique and only play singles. I mainly struggle with defence and fast rallies. I've been using the ax99 play and gotten used to its medium stiffness but could propably upgrade to a better racket with a stiffer core. Honestly i would like a less headheavy racket since i think i dont need the extra hh for power. Is the nanoflare series a good option since i feel like it could support my weaker side of the game and if not nanoflare is there another racket which u could recommend? Also read that the 1000tour feels abit stiffer than the 1000z, is this true in ur opinion?
I would maybe go with something like the 88S Pro. Head Heavy still but less so. 3U should be fine for singles, I find the 4U version too light. Haven't hit with the Nanoflare 1000 Tour as yet.
I must say somehting, not against you, but between 99 pro and 100ZZ everyone tells different things about the racket. Some say smash is more powerfull en 100ZZ some say it is on 99 pro, some say 100zz lift better some say 99 pro does, and this go on and on with control etc.. I heard litterally everything with everyone reviews on internet I think we should just say the difference are small and you may have preferences that depends only on you, how you handle and swing it, you may have better outcome with one
That is very true. Some of the rackets are so close together in specs that there is very little difference between them. It may well make no difference at all to some players. You just need to find one you like and feel confident with and stick with it.
88D is for Dominant.. in a heavier side. If your playstyle is smashing and attacker this might be fit for you with great technique, if your playstlye is allrounder Arc11 pro is the best choice. Hope it helps
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Out of the hundreds of vids for racquets this is the most useful one by far
Thanks!
I second this.
Trade off what you are good at with the features of the racket that can help you with your weakness. If you have good smashing techniques and a bit lack in defense, go for nanoflare. Remember, to win the game you can't just attack, you also need to defends. The pro players are different. They find the racket which can help them to outshine their strength.
Great video for a relative rookie really helped explain the differences. Thanks
Thank you for such a comprehensive and fantastic review of different Yonex racquets. Can you please also cover what gut to use.
This is the best really review. The play style of me suits with arcsaber so I’m thinking to get a arcsaber 7 pro. Thank you
My game change until I be able to play and used the arcsaber 11 Pro. Handsdown the best and really works for me very well, like defense, attack, clear, net any angle is superb and definetly my end game racket. In addition, I just had the Arcsaber 7 Pro, i didnt test it out yet but it feels different right after i hold it (unstrung). This video is really helpful for all those beginner who just started and looking for a great rackrt to play with, and for the experience player a guide to try and looking to replace their previous racket.
Yes I enjoy the Arc 11 Pro too.
I play with Arcsaber 7 Pro & Play. My friend is not happy I win against him in doubles with the 7 Play. 😁 I like the amount of power I generate from drives & the punch clear.
@@TheHi-T sound so fun i cant wait to try mine soon i will go to string it using Exbolt 63.. thanks for your feedback
What string do you use for Arc 11 pro?
@@kelvinyauri3606 Exbolt 63 or BG80
All rounder racket is The 100zz ❤ 4:26 my love my bat
Great breakdown mate, really informative and easy to follow, the 88D Pro and 100zz in 4u are by far my favourite, singles I tend to use the 100zz or the 88D too. But I mostly play doubles anyway
Do you own an Astrox 100 ZZ? How does it feel?
@Munggo Lloyd the 100zz is really nice for attacking but the slightly smaller than 'standard' head can make it feel weird, it's really stiff too so unless you feel like other rackets feel like what I call "wet noodles" you probably won't see any improvement from it, you need a high swing speed and a good amount of power to get the racket working. If you're not that powerful then I'd suggest going for a medium flex racket as that will obviously flex better and allow you to produce power in your shots
@@munggo_lloyd Out of curiosity I bought the 100 Game (medium flex). I like the power it gives. It is a bit slower than the Arcsaber. I play doubles. I do prefer the updated Arcsaber 7 series. And yes, I can feel the performance difference between the Pro, Tour, & Play.
88d pro in u3 is a beast and also my favourite and I also own a 100zz but I prefer 88d pro more than 100zz
I really like astrox rackets, some much power in the smash
Thank you for this informative video. Over the past 10 years I've settled on Arcsabers. First a 10 then an 11. The frame of the 11 has cracked so presently have reverted to a 10 but am considering the 11 Pro or maybe a 7 Pro.
@@robn7777777 the 11 Pro would be a good choice. I moved from the Arc Saber 11 to the Astrox 77 Pro, so try one of those too if you can. Also from rackets out after this video the Astrox 88D Pro 4U is very nice.
Wow so detailed!
There are a lot of contributing factors that impact the generated output of a swing, including string selection, string tension, grip method, form, technique, and experience. Although shaft thickness, stiffness/flex, and racket balance may be important, they are not conclusive.
Very true. In this video we are just comparing frames though so all the other factors are uncontrolled variables.
Wow very good video n informative breakdown to make it very easily digestible!
Great video, easy to understand
Thanks!
Very useful video amongst other reviewers out there
Super choices offered
Thanks ian very interesting and valuable information for everyone 👍
Do a review on astrox ability, feel, and clear
for an intermediate player do you think he will feel the quality of the pro over the game version? I'm conflicted on which to buy.
@doctorzee1809 there is a quality difference yes but the main change you would be able to feel is that the Pro has a stiff shaft and may feel more precise. That can make them harder to use though if you don't have an advanced swing. I would suggest a Game or Tour for an intermediate player.
@@ClubRackets Thank you!
Hope you review the Nanoflare 800 LT when've got the chance!
Very clear
Arcsaber are the best.
No power
They aren’t the worst but I prefer astrox
I prefer nanospeed
Astrox Sigma🗿
Astrox is just better
Yes, you're right that the racket categories are head heavy, even balance, and head light. Now, I have the even balance racket (Arcsaber 11 Pro) and head light racket (Nanoflare 800). So, could you suggest which one the best head heavy racket? Thanks for your video.
Depends, if you are playing single or double, more aggressive or more defensive, also weight, grip size and string are very important too
The most head heavy one is 99 Pro > 100ZZ > 88D Pro > 77 Pro > 88S Pro, if it’s not Pro version then it doesn’t really matter because the stiffness and weight are not actually matching what they’re supposed to be, I’d say except the Pro version tour game and play are just under the same name but they are actually different things, can’t compare with the pro.
Great explanation
Hi Guys Im a Begginers on Badminton, And I'm having so much Fun! I just want to ask for an advice, what arcsaber variation is the best for me? Like I want to play all-around but mostly singles for now until I gain more experience. Thanks! ❤
I'd recommend the Arc Saber 7. It's so easy to use.
@@ClubRackets Wow Thanks for the Fast Advice there! I'll try look and Study this Variation of Arcsaber! 🙏
@ClubRackets May I ask what type should I get like is it Pro, Tour or Play? Interms of Best Feeling while Playing with it, is Play good enough? Or Should I go for the Pro one?
So um what racket should i buy on astrox because i prefer smashing so what should i start i with?
The 88D is probably the most popular racket for smashing in the series. I like the 77 Pro myself.
So what about the nannoflare for speed?
All good but I'd probably say the 1000Z
The pauses HAHAHA. Like the edit was unexpected 😂
It would be great if you could review the Astrox 100 game rackets as you mentioned its one of the best sellers, I am interested in buying it as well. 👍
Ngl 88d tour is the one that clicks for me
The Tour rackets are gaining popularity quickly. Just a little bit more manageable to play with than the Pro range.
Hello, I am an intermediate player having a nano flare. My shots don’t generate much power now, so I’m thinking of going for astrox series. Is this the right way to think about it?
Yes, while a racket can't fix everything, head heavy rackets are generally easier to generate power with. You will also need to work on generating more racket head speed.
Which badminton racket material is better carbon fibre or carbon graphite?
Astrox nextage/ Arcsaber 11 tour / Nanoflare Nextage / 88D tour which one I should chose ? I am in intermediate player, looking for good smash without much hand pain , and also should have good control speed in game , can you please suggest ? Is this nextgen rackets are really good ?
Probably the Astrox Nextage from what you have said.
Thank you so muchhh. All the other vids aren’t helpful
Do you deliver products to india
Nive video!
Hello, I am an intermediate player. My shots have a lot of power and I smash and play singles mostly. Do you have a racquet recommendation?
From Yonex perhaps an Astrox 99 or 88D Game. Perhaps an Astrox 77 Tour.
I'm from Nigeria is there anyway I can order a professional racket
Are you going to be releasing a review of the Astrox 77 pro in the near future?
Yes I hope so. We just don't have any! Might be a while before we do.
Do you guys ship to the Philippines and how to order from you guys i wanna buy an astrox 88d game
Sorry no.
Do u recommend a astrox or arcsaber for a all rounder and Smasher?
Very much depends on your style. Both are popular. I find the Astrox range produce a smash more easily with the head weight and the rotational generator.
@@ClubRackets but won't my arm get tired during a long match because astrox is head heavy?
Anyways thanks a lot
What is the difference between nanoray light and arcsaber light?
The balance. Nanoray are head light. Arcsaber are even balance.
Kenapa setiap raket yonex tension maksimal 28 lbs?
Astrox 22lt review please 🙏
Hii i received a cs006 yonex racket and i’ve tried looking for more information on it online but i found that it is not that well known😢 just wondering if you can help me figure out how good of a racket it is or how it weight and stuff
@@Kseyi never heard of it sorry.
Is Duora being discontinued? Haven't seen any new models.
Yes it is. I know we can't get any more.
@@ClubRackets Thank you for your reply. That explains why I don't see any at my local shop for purchase. At the social I play at, only a few players use Duora. It will be interesting to see if they switch over to Arcsaber, Nanoflare, or Astrox.
Hi, what about the Yonex B-350 or the Yonex Muscle power?.. are these two good racket?
They are the real entry level rackets. They are fine to get you started but full Graphite rackets are much easier to swing and develop skills with.
@@ClubRackets thanks for your input.. what do you about the yonex arcsaber 7 play?.. It is worth it to buy?
@@Timduo yes, it is one of our best sellers. A great racket for the money.
Which is good for smashing and drops plz
77 Pro is very good. My favourite.
@@ClubRackets thanks bro
do you know where i can get yonex rackets custom painted?
what about doura series? is it similar to arc saber?
Yes, the Duora series was the even balance series. Now replaced with the Arc Saber series.
@@ClubRackets Oooh…i thought arc saber was replaced by Doura. My friend gave wrong info.
@@erawanprawira You are right bro, Your friend told you right. The Duora series was launched to replace the Arcsaber series. It's an improvement to Arcsaber. Arc saber launched in 2007 with Arcsaber7 and Duora Series in 2015.
@@sanjayrathore402 Though the Arcsaber series did not cease when Duora was introduced. Now Duora is gone after a short lifespan whilst Arcsaber has had a significant upgrade
Duora is best
😊
Was a nice range. Not sold any more here though. Arc Sabers are the new even balance range.
Hello, how long does it usually take to ship internationally to the USA since I couldn’t find it on your website
I think it'll be 5 to 7 days. My site should calculate shipping and times with UPS when you get to the checkout.
Is there like a tracking code to put in ups or any other tracking websites
How about astrox nextage
@@anuraggupta2306 very good for intermediate players. Got a bit of flex, quite powerful.
Hi, I have been playing badminton for 6 months now with a very basic racket, want to go for the arcsaber series although not sure whether to go for a play or tour racket.
The Play rackets are great value for money. I would start with that. Tour and Pro rackets are brilliant but 3 or 4 times as much.
I'm a 6'4 tall guy with alot of power and decent technique and only play singles. I mainly struggle with defence and fast rallies. I've been using the ax99 play and gotten used to its medium stiffness but could propably upgrade to a better racket with a stiffer core. Honestly i would like a less headheavy racket since i think i dont need the extra hh for power. Is the nanoflare series a good option since i feel like it could support my weaker side of the game and if not nanoflare is there another racket which u could recommend?
Also read that the 1000tour feels abit stiffer than the 1000z, is this true in ur opinion?
I would maybe go with something like the 88S Pro. Head Heavy still but less so. 3U should be fine for singles, I find the 4U version too light.
Haven't hit with the Nanoflare 1000 Tour as yet.
@@ClubRackets Thanks alot for your answer!!
Hi i’ve been using voltric for 10 years. Which racket is similar to it?
It would be one of the Astrox range but it depends which Voltric.
How tall are you? The net looked too low for you.
@@dodecagonxxv just over 6 foot 5. 198cm.
I must say somehting, not against you, but between 99 pro and 100ZZ everyone tells different things about the racket. Some say smash is more powerfull en 100ZZ some say it is on 99 pro, some say 100zz lift better some say 99 pro does, and this go on and on with control etc.. I heard litterally everything with everyone reviews on internet
I think we should just say the difference are small and you may have preferences that depends only on you, how you handle and swing it, you may have better outcome with one
That is very true. Some of the rackets are so close together in specs that there is very little difference between them. It may well make no difference at all to some players.
You just need to find one you like and feel confident with and stick with it.
Muscle Power ???
We only have the Muscle Power 1 and 2 in the UK. Very basic and junior.
I was asking because my dad got me the Muscle Power 7 and I really like it@@ClubRackets
actually, play is made in china mainland
a11pro or 88d pro?
Both popular. The 88D has more power but the Arc 11 is more versatile.
88D is for Dominant.. in a heavier side. If your playstyle is smashing and attacker this might be fit for you with great technique, if your playstlye is allrounder Arc11 pro is the best choice. Hope it helps
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Victor rackets are much better.. yonex is pure hype!!
Victor rackets are great too! TTY Thruster is my favourite
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I am quite used to carbonex 8. What would you recommend if I would like to up my lbs. As I think carb8 is only up to 20lbs.
It's hard to know the modern equivalent but an Arc Saber 7 would probably be a good start.