Top-end Yonex badminton rackets for sale!

[lomantik]

Dear Badminton lovers,

Prices of badminton equipment in UK too expensive?
Feel free to come to us.

We have ready stocks of brand new, top-end Yonex rackets for sale.

Ti Swing power (SS, SR, SA, SX) - 70 pounds

AT700 - 75 pounds

AT800OF/DF, MP99, MP 100 - 80 pounds

Nanospeed 7000 & 8000 - 90 pounds

Please note that all rackets come with strings (yr choice) and stringing service (yr preferred tension).

Do let us know in advance your preferred choice of strings and tension,
grip size (G4 or G5) and weight of rackets (3U or 4U).

If you have other special requests e.g. certain models of rackets, certain
grip size or weight, do let us know and we will try to satisfy your needs.

PRICES OF RACKETS INCLUDE SHIPPING AND HANDLING
Please note that all rackets are TH coded.
SP coded rackets are also available. Email us for a quote.

Please direct all enquiries to romantic@singnet.com.sg

Hope to hear from you soon.

Sinthai Rackets


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[Loafer]

what does the TH code represent?

[lomantik]

It's just a country code. All top-end Yonex rackets are made in Japan.
But different countries have different distribution codes.

Some examples are SP, TH, CH, US and etc. For more information on distribution codes, please visit the following website.

http://www.badmintoncentral.com/badminton-central/content/view/78/33/1/1/

what does the TH code represent?

[ashok265]

Can you please let me know if you have amortec 700 and 800of for sale still. Please also confirm with me if they are original..please provide me the serial number...thanks...also btw which one is better 700 or 800of for doubles play smashing?

[lomantik]

All rackets are original. Latest price list as follows:

NS8k - 120 USD
NS7k - 115USD
Arm 800 - 110USD
Arm 700 - 105USD

Other models available too e.g. MP88, MP99, MP100
Email your queries to romantic@singnet.com.sg

IMHO, Arm800 is better for doubles play. Arm 700 is more head heavy than 800.

[Phil McBride]

what does the TH code represent?

TH = Thailand
SP = Singapore
CH = China
US = well US


The Asian Pacific codes are generally deemed the less durable by Yonex officianado's and also not exactly helped by the cheap prices they are available for in the UK import market. Generally around 50% off the normalUK retail.

I know of people who will use nothiing other than CP/CN codes which are the ones given to and used by the Chinese national team only and cannot be purchased as such in any shops as they are not distributed to the public for retail, they are only available mostly in certain shops in HK and mostly at 150% of UK retail prices as they are rare.

Wether or not the asian pecific codes are less durable or not remains to be seen.

I can only speak from personal experience when I say that there is a marked difference when comparing the AT800's from abroad with TH adn SP codes against the UK version and I have personally snapped 3 in the last season and the local Yonex stringing place will not touch them with a bargepole because they cannot hold tensions that well and some have snapped where the grommets are along the width of the racket and also just plain pulled the grommets through the racket as they have just cut clean through.

Also they are not covered by any warranty as they are not UK codes so if they do develop any faults or snap there is nothing Yonex will do for you as they were not destined for the UK market and yonex does not carry an international warranty only country specific.

But that is just my opinion from testing the other codes out.



The only good thing is that you can get rackets that have been discontinued in the UK fror some time like the infamous MP100, Ti10 and SPTi's etc