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| | Features | Nanopreme is a new level in Nano technology, operating on a scale of less than one billionth of a metre to bind graphite fibers togethervoltric is power, agility and strong soundingchoice of stings and tension, Nanogy 95 for hard hitter or Nanogy 98 for control playerMade in Japanstrung by Official Yonex Stringer
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Amazing responsiveness Apr 12, 2011
By EM Oxon
"Tech Solution"
I'm coming a long way of upgrading my rackets in attempt to cover for lack of traning and Yonex keeps me buying by somehow managing to outperform itself. This is the finest racket I have so far.
I'm more on the control side (although I like to smash whenever I have a chance). That's why I like rackets with head-light balance (or at least even balance) - the ability to react to smashes is more important for me than putting a lot of power through my own smashes. Don't get me wrong though - the very first time I use this racket on court, my opponent just didn't have a time to react. KA-BOOM!!! - and shuttle is on the ground on their side of the court. Responsiveness of the racket is also amazing - it seems that it deflect hits just by itself. The backhand cross court never seems so easy. I took a few racket to try and it seems that this one always gives me a few extra feet in these tricky cross court clear (not a great idea to do it all the time - I know).
Here are few rackets I used in past few year - just to give an idea what I am comparing it to:
NanoSpeed 7000 - loved that racket until it gave up on me.
NanoSpeed 9900 - great replacement for oldie 7000 - even balance.
ArcSaber 10 - it was okay for me, but I guess it is more suitable for smashers. So I traded it on a second of ...
ArcSaber Z-Slash - got one last year and loved it rightaway - fast and responsive - so I was pleased to get another one of the kind in exchange for ArcSaber 10.
Voltric 80 - tops them all - speed, responsiveness, power, sound - you name it.
It does have one serious drawback though - you won't want to go back to other rackets - which will feel a bit sluggish. In fact now I think the last tourney I lost because of the broken string on V-80. Had to resort to ArcSaber Z-Slash, but it didn't help. So either consider having a spare or keep practicing with old racket and save this one for hard games.
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