Victor Auraspeed 70K Review - Super fast! [2019]

[@famillerivoalen5988]

Hi, compare to the BS 12 which one is the best ? Great review.

[@StatementPlus]

BS12 for sure

[@sarfaraznawaz1410]

Could you review the Auraspeed 90s 4u please. I really want to buy that racquet as I have broken my jetspeed 10. Is it worth buying?

[@StatementPlus]

I will try to get my hands on one to review. If @victor sends me racquets I will happily review!

[@sarfaraznawaz1410]

SBPilot54 thanks for you reply!

[@StatementPlus]

No problem. Make sure to subscribe and if I can get to 1000 and start monetizing I maybe able to get some brands to get on board for me to do reviews! @@sarfaraznawaz1410

[@danieljerloew]

What racket qould you recommend for a intermediate doubles ONLY player? Id like to try out Li-ning rather that yonex. Its going to be my go to only racket for my 3 weeks play and tournaments.. Id go with the li-ning 1 strings 28lbs tension. What would you consider, in the pricerange of around or under 180 USD? Thanks for all your reviews, calm and nice voiceover. cheers, from Denmark

[@StatementPlus]

Hi Daniel, thank you for your nice comment. For doubles only intermediate and you're looking to use a Li-Ning racquet I would recommend seeing if you're able to get the new 3D Calibre 900i (the "i" is for instinct and is their quicker version of the 3D calibre series). You can also try the Turbocharging 75i or B as well. These racquets should be able to be obtained for 180USD. Both these racquets can cover both front and back court play and are quite easy to use with little to no learning curve. If you're willing to try Victor you can watch my newest video on the Bravesword 12 and maybe give that a try. Good luck in your tournaments and thanks for watching!

[@danieljerloew]

@@StatementPlus thanky for swift and indepth answer! Ill look into them, thanky. Furthermore, what would you pick, for your doubles, regardless off brand ? I see that the turbocharging 75 is hard to come by, here in denmark, but the n7ii is easier obtained

[@danieljerloew]

@@StatementPlus I dont know if you can see my edited post. I'd like your opinion on it, since your the most in depth reviewer i found.

[@StatementPlus]

@@danieljerloew Hi Daniel, just saw your edit. The N7 series is a very tough racquet to use and is generally for singles. It's heavy, head biased and stiff. Not even professionals use it for doubles play. For me right now I'm quite attracted to how the Bravesword 12 plays. I also been using the Li-Ning N9 for quite some time as my go to doubles racquet. The N9 is being discontinued but if you can find it you can try that one out. Please give my video a like! Thanks!

[@falsecatalyst3936]

For higher end lining racket, if you have good arms, and can use your entire arm, the n9ii is the best

[@jentblum]

not generate power? my man, this racket is insane for generating power for me

[@wongkahheng9904]

I started to like the color, it just like the Porsche gulf racing car.

[@StatementPlus]

It's true!! Now i can look at this racquet totally different now haha! Thanks