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I have 99 pro 3rd gen but i had my eye on ryuga metallic capsule edition it look cute
If you can handle the 99 Pro Gen 2, the Ryuga M will feel like a balanced racket. Still offensive, but way easier to swing. Great backup for off days;
In terms of how hard they are to pick up, my ranking would be: 99 Pro Gen 2 > Axforce 100 II Max > Ryuga M.
If you can handle the 99 Pro Gen 2, the Ryuga M will feel like a balanced racket. Still offensive, but way easier to swing. Great backup for off days;
In terms of how hard they are to pick up, my ranking would be: 99 Pro Gen 2 > Axforce 100 II Max > Ryuga M.
im using 99 pro gen 3 btw
And yes i also have axforce 100 (1st gen) and it felt like speed racket
But i have my doubt for ryuga metallic
Some video suggest than it is hardest to use more power than 99 pro 3rd gen
im using 99 pro gen 3 btw
And yes i also have axforce 100 (1st gen) and it felt like speed racket
But i have my doubt for ryuga metallic
Some video suggest than it is hardest to use more power than 99 pro 3rd gen
Yonex only released 99 99pro 99pro gen2
But I know we're talking about the black version with the green head, this is the modern singles racket that demands the most active power generation
For me the Ryuga m is basically the step-down alternative to this racket
The Axforce 100, 100 II, and 100 II Max are three completely different rackets. The 100 II Max is the purest offensive stick of the bunch, kind of like the vtzf ii
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Yonex only released 99 99pro 99pro gen2
But I know we're talking about the black version with the green head, this is the modern singles racket that demands the most active power generation
For me the Ryuga m is basically the step-down alternative to this racket
The Axforce 100, 100 II, and 100 II Max are three completely different rackets. The 100 II Max is the purest offensive stick of the bunch, kind of like the vtzf ii
Yes the green black one
So if ryuga m is not step up then what is step up version of this 99 pro?
Yonex only released 99 99pro 99pro gen2
But I know we're talking about the black version with the green head, this is the modern singles racket that demands the most active power generation
For me the Ryuga m is basically the step-down alternative to this racket
The Axforce 100, 100 II, and 100 II Max are three completely different rackets. The 100 II Max is the purest offensive stick of the bunch, kind of like the vtzf ii
Have you used all three Axforce 100 versions? I'm interested in the OG Axforce 100 or the Axforce 100 II.
They say OG AF 100 is like Yonex Astrox 100ZZ and the AF 100 II is a toned down version of AF 100 (a bit head lighter and bit less stiff).
However, I don't think that Astrox 100ZZ is that stiff and head heavy. I can feel the whip a little bit and it almost feels balanced.
How are the Axforce 100s compared to the Astrox 100ZZ?
Oh, I'm also quite curious to the Mizuno Acroforce 100. Anyone who has experience with that racket?
Yes the green black one
So if ryuga m is not step up then what is step up version of this 99 pro?
Honestly, no racket in the last five years has a higher barrier than the 99 pro gen 2.
Brands keep catering to the masses with easier frames, so unlike the 88d pro or 100zz, the 99 pro is the least overpriced Yonex drop in years. You can snag it cheap simply because most people can't handle it.
Honestly, no racket in the last five years has a higher barrier than the 99 pro gen 2.
Brands keep catering to the masses with easier frames, so unlike the 88d pro or 100zz, the 99 pro is the least overpriced Yonex drop in years. You can snag it cheap simply because most people can't handle it.
Hit every high-end axforce. The og 100 was a flop — feedback was too muted, couldn't tell if my timing was right.
90 Dragon is the closest to the 100zz (different grommet count aside). Similar frame and feel, stiff+short shaft demands clean power, small sweet spot, but power transfer is elite.
Honestly, no racket in the last five years has a higher barrier than the 99 pro gen 2.
Brands keep catering to the masses with easier frames, so unlike the 88d pro or 100zz, the 99 pro is the least overpriced Yonex drop in years. You can snag it cheap simply because most people can't handle it.
I snag mine when it release
So it on pricey side because that time 88d and 100zz price is going down in my country
But now its the opposite 88d and 100zz stedily increase in price while 99 pro plumete
Back to the problem at hand
Soo now theres no harder power than 99 pro beside the obvious buy 99 pro 3u version, i hope ryuga 3 is the next upgrade and harder than 99 pro but its a bust
i hope ryuga 3 is the next upgrade and harder than 99 pro
Some reviews state that it is less head heavy than the Ryuga Metallic
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