Your vids are always the best! :D Excited every time a new one comes out! Got a question, since NF1000Z is said to be powerful and produce fast smash and kindof even balance feel, can you please explain the big differences between 1000Z and 88S Pro 3rd Gen? Edit: I am mainly a front-court doubles player, I like control since my smash technique is still in evolution progress, but I am trying to practise smash more lately since it is fun, just not much power yet through form :p
Hi Thank you for your support! Personal feeling, NF1000Z feels much more stiffer and heavier. For front court player i wwe would suggest you to get the 88S Pro 3rd Gen.
We recommend based on playing style. Nanoflare 800 Pro is a head light racquet compared to Arcsaber 11 Pro and Astrox 88S Pro. May I know what's your playing style?
I'm planning on getting astrox 88s pro, but unsure if I should get 3U or 4U. I am currently playing 100zz pro 4U and unsure if I should change to 3U for 88s pro to get more power.
I looking for a (mainly) front court badminton racket but can also be used at the back and produce good power.. basically like an all rounder. Considering NF1000Z and 800 Pro but heard they break too easily, 1 small tap or clash can break while other rackets can survive multiple. Which racket is best recommended based on what I need??
If you looking for control type, consider Arcsaber 11 Pro. If you looking for fast speed, light and power, consider Nanoflare 1000Z or 800 Pro. The difference between this 2 is the frame, 1000Z with compact frame (smaller frame), while 800 Pro comes with aero frame. In terms of stiffness, 1000Z equipped with extra stiff shaft while 800 Pro equipped with stiff shaft. The racquet breakage can be due to various of reasons, such as mishits, racquet clashes, etc.
@@vsmashsports Hi, I just wanted to ask a quick question. I checked out your website and saw there was a discount for DZS, is there also discount if I went to your store in person to buy DZS?
@@muhammadshahrulizwanmusa5586 perhaps Astrox 88 Play able to meet your expectation, as it's head heavy series racquet, which able to produce better smash compared to Nanoflare 1000 Play.
@@robertstenkamp1711 seems like Astrox 88S pro is a good fit based on your playing pattern. perhaps you could give it a try. A few of my friends feedback said it was good, also because the new gen has bigger sweet spot compared to the 2nd gen.
Go for pro, bettee technology better quality, value for money. Recently i bought nf nextage, string exbolt 63 26pound, only use 2 time already break the frame and cant claim warranty, rejected by sunrise. What a Waste of money
I buy cheap US$15 rackets for doubles. Decent performance. Frame break also no problem, coz dirt cheap. Just buy another one. For singles though, can buy the most expensive Pro racket, coz won't break.
Pro series getting more expensive nowdays. Tour or Game version is also good
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yes sir. if you toward attacking and hard hitter you may use tour series. Game towards more to all rounder
Yes I have game o tour
Tour is quite similar to Pro
Also, Pro may be too stiff for some intermediate players.
Which one is slimmer, Super slim shaft or Hyper slim shaft??
Hyper slim shaft the slimmest sir :)
Your vids are always the best! :D Excited every time a new one comes out!
Got a question, since NF1000Z is said to be powerful and produce fast smash and kindof even balance feel, can you please explain the big differences between 1000Z and 88S Pro 3rd Gen?
Edit: I am mainly a front-court doubles player, I like control since my smash technique is still in evolution progress, but I am trying to practise smash more lately since it is fun, just not much power yet through form :p
I’d also like to try the NF1000z since most of the time I play mixed doubles (front court). But I’m afraid of its stiffness.
Hi Thank you for your support! Personal feeling, NF1000Z feels much more stiffer and heavier. For front court player i wwe would suggest you to get the 88S Pro 3rd Gen.
What are your thoughts about the nanoflare 800 pro? To what players do you think you can recommend it? Thank you!
We recommend based on playing style. Nanoflare 800 Pro is a head light racquet compared to Arcsaber 11 Pro and Astrox 88S Pro. May I know what's your playing style?
I'm planning on getting astrox 88s pro, but unsure if I should get 3U or 4U. I am currently playing 100zz pro 4U and unsure if I should change to 3U for 88s pro to get more power.
Hi. If you're looking for more power, go for 3U. stiffer and heavier racquet could help to produce solid shots :)
I looking for a (mainly) front court badminton racket but can also be used at the back and produce good power.. basically like an all rounder. Considering NF1000Z and 800 Pro but heard they break too easily, 1 small tap or clash can break while other rackets can survive multiple. Which racket is best recommended based on what I need??
If you looking for control type, consider Arcsaber 11 Pro.
If you looking for fast speed, light and power, consider Nanoflare 1000Z or 800 Pro.
The difference between this 2 is the frame, 1000Z with compact frame (smaller frame), while 800 Pro comes with aero frame.
In terms of stiffness, 1000Z equipped with extra stiff shaft while 800 Pro equipped with stiff shaft.
The racquet breakage can be due to various of reasons, such as mishits, racquet clashes, etc.
@@vsmashsportsI not sure if Astrox 88S pro or Arcsaber 11 pro will be better for front court + offensive and all round. Which one more suitable?
@@devy1440 I would go for 88S Pro, because I am attacking / offensive player. 😁
@@vsmashsports Ok, thanks!
Can arcsaber 11 pro still compete with the new 2024 racket release?
Yes, because it is still an outstanding racquet even after years. =D
@@vsmashsports nice👍
thanks for watching!! :)
Hello, Vsmash. I was wondering if you guys have Yonex Doura Z Strike in stock at your store?
Hi! Yes we do have it in stock. vsmash.com/product/yonex-duora-z-strike/
@@vsmashsports Hi, I just wanted to ask a quick question. I checked out your website and saw there was a discount for DZS, is there also discount if I went to your store in person to buy DZS?
@@Randomguythatexist Yes, the price will be the same.
I started training with 11 pro then with 7 pro then Astrox 70. I’d like to try the Nanoflare series sometime. 😅
are you playing single or double sir?
Doubles, mainly mixed.
Should i buy astrox 88play or nanoflare 800 play
are you playing single or double and what type of player are you? :)
Double i like smashing more but like defend to
I already have nanoflare 1000 play but i feel my smashing can't generate much power hmmm
@@muhammadshahrulizwanmusa5586 perhaps Astrox 88 Play able to meet your expectation, as it's head heavy series racquet, which able to produce better smash compared to Nanoflare 1000 Play.
How is 88s pro 3rd gen for singles?
Yes, Astrox 88S pro good for single. It also depending on your liking. May I know what's your playing style?
@@vsmashsports aggressive but not so much about ultimate power but rather speed and a lot of flatter, fast shots
@@robertstenkamp1711 seems like Astrox 88S pro is a good fit based on your playing pattern. perhaps you could give it a try. A few of my friends feedback said it was good, also because the new gen has bigger sweet spot compared to the 2nd gen.
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Thanks for your support!
Go for pro, bettee technology better quality, value for money. Recently i bought nf nextage, string exbolt 63 26pound, only use 2 time already break the frame and cant claim warranty, rejected by sunrise. What a Waste of money
Hi. did you purchased it with Vsmash?
@@vsmashsports Yes, still got the receipt and warranty claim. But cant do anything since sunrise rejected, quite disappointed.
I buy cheap US$15 rackets for doubles. Decent performance. Frame break also no problem, coz dirt cheap. Just buy another one. For singles though, can buy the most expensive Pro racket, coz won't break.
11 pro is more control than 7 pro imo
thanks for sharing this sir. yes, some prefer more with 11 pro for more control
malaysia racket price is overrated, crazy
agreed. raw material and costing quite high at the moment. :(
Felet and Apacs are cheap compared to Yonex though.