For the price of AU$89, I would say it's good compared to the other low end rackets in the market. It's a head heavy racket with a flexible shaft. It's good to give more repulsion to our shot but it will sacrifice our speed and accuracy. If we compare this racket to the high end rackets, it's definitely still far away in terms of quality and the technology.

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No, the code SP stands for Singapore which is the main distributor in South East Asian Countries and usually they have a "PBSI" logo as well.

I mean 20$

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Yes, it is really good. But the cons for this string is if you use high tension, it feels like you hit the shuttle with steel wire (very flat feeling) and also easy to break if you are a hard hitter.

AU$89 proracquet.com.au/search?type=product%2Carticle%2Cpage%2Ccollection&q=AxForce%20Cannon* There are 4 colors, black, white, light green, dark green. They often sold out so fast after they restocked the rackets!!

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I'm not sure if it is thin but it is true that the frame is so fragile. Also, depends on your string tension. If it is more than the recommended tension, it is likely to break easily.

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate for your positive feedbacks. These are the best Victor Rackets for playing double in my opinion. 1. Auraspeed 90k Metallic Speed 9.5 Power 8.75 Control 9 2. Thruster F Ultra Speed 9.5 Power 8.5 Control 8.5 3. Thruster F 2nd Gen Speed 9.25 Power 7.5 Control 8.0 They are fast rackets but has a good power. 90k Metallic has slightly more head heavy than F Ultra and both are stiff rackets. But for Thruster F 2nd gen, it has the least head heavy and it is more flexible. I personally like 90k Metallic from those 3 because it has a bigger frame than Thruster F Ultra and 2nd Gen. Sometimes it is hard to defend when we use small frame racket. For the string, I have tried some Victor strings, I really want to like Victor strings but sadly I don't feel Victor strings are for me. I use Yonex Exbolt 63 (28 Lbs) for repulsion and Yonex Aerobite (28 Lbs) for Control. Also, I really like Li-Ning Strings. Especially, Li-Ning No. 1 and Li-Ning No. 3. They are amazing strings. They have the loudest hitting sound, good repulsion and control. Hopefully, this information will help you to buy your new racket. But please use it as a reference because everyone has different playing style and different feeling. Cheers!!

Thanks for your help man👍🏻 really appreciate it 🤜🏻🤛🏻 can't wait for your new video and please do badminton shoe review as the information is limited 👟 Keep up the awesome work 😊

I will try :) but I don't have the swing weight measurement machine.

@@BadmintonMadnezz no need to make a video, just want to know your opinion which one is stiffer and more headheavy? Thanks

Tk f Ultra is faster when you swing it, feels smoother and it feels like slicing the air but Ryuga 2 is slightly heavier but feels more bulky when you swing it because the frame is wider and using box frame only. Which one is more user friendly, definitely ryuga 2 because f ultra has a small and compact frame that means it has smaller sweet spot. It is hard to use it if you can't hit the shuttle consistently on the sweet spot area. Furthermore, F ultra is a very stiff racket compared to ryuga 2, it's not forgiving for your wrist. Ryuga 2 is more flexible. But if you want to use Ryuga 2 for playing double, you will drain your stamina faster and take more time to recover your position as it is heavier than f ultra. Hope that will answer your questions :)

@@BadmintonMadnezz thanks Man

Good question! So far, I haven't felt anything like that but if that happens then maybe it is because of the free core handle (plastic). I heard there are a lot of problems with Victor rackets that use plastic handles. I have Ryuga II and Auraspeed 90K II that use free core handles and yes, they vibrate a lot when I do smashing. It doesn't feel and sound nice at all. But I don't feel it when I use Thruster F Enhanced and Ultra.

If you are looking for a head heavy racket (power) 1. Ryuga 2 Pro 2. Ryuga Metallic 3. Thruster F Ultra But if you are looking for a speed racket that has a good power 1. Auraspeed 90k Metallic (my favourite) 2. Thruster F Ultra

​@@BadmintonMadnezzany significant difference between 90k metallic and 90k ii in term of performance?? 90 kMetallic not available in India so myt opt for 90k ii if thre is not kuch difference

​@@jephaniadarngawn6782 Yes. - ARS 90k 2 has more head heavy than 90k metallic. - 90k 2 is more flexible than 90k metallic. 90k metallic is so stiff and even stiffer than Thruster F Ultra - 90k 2 is using a plastic handle which I'm not a fan of, on the other hand 90k metallic is using a wooden handle. So basically, 90k metallic is faster, better in shuttle placement, more responsive and smoother when you swing the racket. But if you play single and prefer a head heavy racket, 90k 2 is a good alternative of 90k metallic but I still prefer other options for head heavy racket than 90k 2. No offense but 90k 2 is not for me. I was worried before buying 90k metallic as it says very stiff racket. It turns out, 90k metallic is a really good racket!! Very recommended imo!!

​@@jephaniadarngawn6782I will make a comparison video between 90k 2 and 90k metallic soon :)

@@BadmintonMadnezz that will be really helpful👍

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true if you are on budget better check out volant or basicsfeather rackets

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