Yonex Arcsaber 11 Play review: great all around racket for doubles

In this Arcsaber 11 Play review, I'm sharing my experience after playing with this badminton racket for a year on court.
It can be a good fit for high-beginner and low-intermediate doubles players. Watch the review to see if it has the qualities you're looking for in a badminton racket.
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[@GeographicalWatermelon]

My experience has been very relatable to yours. After a stint of couple of years returning to badminton while switching from Astrox 77 to 11 play. I noticed that my shots are going where they’re intended to go with 11 play.thank you! Your videos helped me choose a beautiful racket!

[@madsf7]

I bought this racket some months ago after reading your written review and have been very pleased with the direction my games have taken. My control has improved greatly and im now able to land my shots more effectively. Love that I can now catch your tips and reviews via UA-cam too👌🏽

[@Lalruatsanga-h1m]

Thank you for this amazing and detailed review!!!

[@NadimMridha-l8o]

Thank you for your detailed review this really helps

[@025Karthik]

I am playing with the same racquet for 3 months it's an excellent defensive racquet ❤.

[@Suderson_raaju]

I have 11 pro and I love everything about it.. just bought 5 days ago and I feel my game play went even faster 😊

[@gytzero]

spot on, loving this racket for more controlled shots in double

[@thetechiedoc]

Thank you for your review
Love from 🇮🇳

[@streetninja23]

It's a great bang for money with all-rounder performance.
You can keep it as a back-up or main racquet depending on your skill level.

[@dasnekysnek]

Great review!

[@akshaygupta89]

I have recently moved from head heavy stiff to head light flexible, exactly same experience as yours, power is down 50% but impact quality and shot quality has more than compensated for lack of power

[@TheHi-T]

I haven't tried the Arcsaber 11 series. Arcsaber 7 series I have. Best part of using the 7 Play is winning matches against players who use an Astrox Pro or Nanoflare Pro racket. My friend says "At least use the Pro when you win against me!"

[@BeastBadminton1]

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[@rexerousplayz237]

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[@TheHi-T]

I found the Astrox 100 Game too tiring to use during a 3 hour session. I use the Arcsaber 7 Pro, Tour, & Play.

[@dztryr]

I saw your other video about switching from Arc11Pay to 88S Game. Imo, with your skill level, you should no longer classify yourself as beginner.
I’ve had my Arc11Play for more than 1 year and I had no problems generating power with it, I don’t have the best smash but I can still generate a decent power smash for an attacking or finishing shot with the racket.
I believe it will help you a lot if you stung your string at a little higher tension as in your other video, you mention your usual is 10kg (which 23lbs as you shared).

[@macdevin6000]

Hi beast badminton. I just bought this racquet Arcsaber 11 play. I'm in low intermediate player ish. I just wanna know What string you used and gauge?

[@BeastBadminton1]

Great choice - I used the yonex BG80 string at 10.5kg

[@macdevin6000]

@@BeastBadminton1 that's great. Thank you so much 🙏

[@emon1611]

Brother please suggest me
Astrox 88 Play 3rd Gen
Or Arcebar 11 play
Im intermediate player
Need good control, and power.

[@NijBananas]

Hi, Would u say the same for arcsaber 7 play ? :)

[@TheHi-T]

I use the Arcsaber 7 Pro, Tour, & Play. I use the Tour & Play when partnered, by random, with players who swing at everything. At my club, we also have players who will do a net shot. Before I get to the net & before the shuttlecock comes over to my side they will jump in front of the net & stick/or wave their rackets in my face. Thus, blocking my follow through. Then they mock me when my return rebounds off their string. It is a fault but they will argue it is legal because they claim the professional players do it, which is false. 🤦‍♂ If there is ever a racket clash due to blocking my follow through, then I'd have the last laugh as they use Pro rackets. 😁 I'm sure if they did that with complete strangers they'd be eating birds for lunch/dinner.
I'd choose the Arcsaber 7 Tour (medium flex) over the Play (high-flex). More power & better control. The Tour also feels better.

[@malakoplakia]

dou guys think its okay to buy it from amazon?

[@Cap-co7bm]

If it's from the yonex store then yeah.

[@TheHi-T]

Depends on who the seller is. When they have a physical store with a fixed address, then it is able to see it on the map.