The Musclepower 99 is one of the best qualitiy badminton racquets that exist today. It is made by Yonex and has a very balanced weight which is handy for offensive and defensive play. When first trying it out, it didn't really appeal to me, probably because I wasn't used to it at the time but after having this racket for about 2-3 months now and I have no regrets about buying it. The po...

My hubby bought this tennis racket when he started to join the tennis group at our neighborhood. Actually that was the first time he learned to play tennis. If it was not because of his colleagues who took him to the tennis court, he would never ‘touch’ this kind of sport (he’s not much of a sport lover). This racket is branded Prince, model Power Line Blast OS, Graphite/Fusio...

 To preface this, I'm a NTRP 4.5 player. I hit with a semiwestern grip and a two handed backhand. I string my rackets with polyester, and I like to take big swings at the ball. So for the record, the Liquidmetal Radical seemed like a perfect fit for me. And it was. The orange color scheme of the Radical line is still maintained in this incarnation, using Liquidmetal technology. Th...

Winter has started here in India and we love to play badminton at night under the lights. I have many racquets but recently the strings of my old racquet started to come off and so I decided to buy a new better branded racquet that will last much longer and will make me a much better player than I am currently.So I went online to find something that might interest me. So when I came across the ...

 I currently use a Liquidmetal Radical MP and am a 4.5 NTRP player. I heard around the grapevine that the nBlade offering from Wilson played very similarly, so naturally I ran out to get a demo to scoff at anything that could feel like the Radical. I was mistaken, and in a good way. The nCode series of rackets has nanofibres for more stiffness and control. But with that technical mumb...

I really enjoy playing tennis but I no longer play for a team like I once did in high school and college. I still play for fun whenever I get a chance though and this year I decided to pick up a new racquet.  I could have had an old one regripped and restrung but that can cost 50-100 dollars or more.  I decided to try a cheaper racquet and went with the Wilson Impact.I chose this racq...

I bought my Head Ti 6000 last christmas and play tennis regularly. It has been my favourite racquet yet and I've had to replace racquets at least once a year. Usually my racquets strings become loose or extremely tight within months and rather then replace the strings which costs roughly $50 and then replace the handle grip for a further cost roughly the same, I commonly buy another. I hear...

The Head TI Radical has a 98 square inch head and is made of graphite and titanium.  It weighs 11 oz., which is quite light for a control racquest.  It is a blended orange and silver color and comes with a full body case.The TI Radical is a good, solid control racquet that can suit any type of game.  I happen to play mostly from the baseline.  The racquet offers me the contr...

My Nano speed was bought in hongkong for a good price and it is a very nice racquet. Its light and is for both attacking and defense. Its very easy to use in a game of badminton and because its very light and has a very nice swing to it. Its very good for nice smashes and defenders favour it because of its very reliable forehand and backhand. The thing about the Nanospeed is that it dosen't...

Hi all, i'm sorry i couldn't produce a bigger picture but anyways. This racquet is very light and is very firm. It is good for both defense and agressive styles of badminton. Its tungsten and woven fiber mesh. The racquet handles well for a person who is light and speedy.The ti 300 is excellent for smashes and for deflects. It is one of the Ti series. You can also buy the 400 and 500 se...

After only a few strokes, it quickly becomes clear to any player that the NSix-One is undoubtedly a player's racquet.  The former racquet of World No. 1 Roger Federer, the Nsix-One offers spin power and control for the most demanding users.  Unfortunately, it demands just as much if not more from the user.  The 95 version is a slightly modified version of Federer's racque...

I purchased the Wilson Surge 5.1 about 2 years ago and I have used it ever since.  This racquet is highly maneuverable with a moderate strung weight of about 10.6oz and a headlight rating of 6.  I have found this racquet to be comparatively easier on the elbow than stiffer racquets in the wilson line and consequently more comfortable.  As well, the head lightness is particularly ...

This is a great badminton raquet for those players who want a little extra pop in their smashes and more height in their clears. It's definitely a stiff offensive raquet made for attacking. It contains all of yonex's badminton technology that goes along with armortecs such as nanoscience, power armor system, nanoscale elastic Ti, the new grommet system, isometric, built in t-joint, and ...

So, my eight-year old son says to me "I want to take Tennis lessons" What? I don't know a thing about tennis. I probably haven't picked up a tennis racquet since Jr. High when we had to take 2 weeks of tennis in Gym class. But I am one not to discourage my son from trying new things so we sign him up for tennis lessons and off to look for a racquet. The tennis instructor told ...

The Wilson N-Blade is a comparatively lightweight racquet which offers a great deal of control in regards to spin and placement.  For medium to advanced users, the N-Blade is the current choice of top pros such as Novak Djokovic.  Not however, that he utilizes a highly modified form with led tape to add weight.  Having played with the racquet for about 2 hours or so, it became qu...

This is easily the best racquet I've ever had. It's quite expensive but I'd say extremely worth it. It's really durable and I can get the hardest shots in with out getting those annoying vibrations. I love this racquet because it looks great to. It's really stylish and the brand is great. Wilson is a great brand and a great intimidator. What I love about this racquet the mos...

The HEAD Liquidmetal Radical is the next step in the evolution of the radical series from the intelligence lineup.  Overall, the racquet plays much the same way but with a slightly sturdier construction and somewhat more accuracy for the user.  The racquet is highly successful and used my many pros on the tour today.  The main benefits of this racquet are its moderate to fast swi...

The Wilson KSix-One 90 is the racquet of choice of world number one, Roger Federer.  The 95 is a slightly modified version for mortals, dropping a little weight and adding a little more ease of use.  However, this racquet is still very much an untamed creature.  Upon using the KSix-One for the first time, I immediately realized that to generate the usual swing speed I was accusto...

Ok, this pretty much sucks as a badminton racket. Its shaft is made of high tempered steel, if you know anything about badminton, that's like making it out of a ton of bricks. I mean, it's reasonable as a beginner racket where it will feel lighter than other types of raquets such as for tennis or raquet ball but it's still pretty heavy. I sometimes used it for training so that when ...

I have used this raquet for a while now and I still like the way it handles. Of course it'll be different from something like an armortec or a nanospeed, but it's a very good raquet for the price. It's very affordable and is a nice upgrade from the cheaper basic raquets and an improvement from the carbonex series. It'll give you the power of the muscle power series. the Muscle p...