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Hey CK. Great job with the knowledge sharing for our badminton freaks! Help me out please . I'm looking for a similar racket to lining wood n90 ii lindane as that's what I use for my play. I'm a doubles and mixed doubles player who's lost in the world of rackets can't pick the right racket. Love to get a victor which will feel the same as what I use now. Hopefully bit more repulsion. Thanks bro

Try the Drive X 10 Metallic or the Thruster Ryuga 1 or Ryuga Metallic

@@CKYew thanks bro. Will read about that 3 rackets and purchase using your code to buy from your suggested badminton shop online. Thanks and Happy New Year

90K is my ultimate weapon. Can’t wait for the 90K Metallic. It will be a tall order to do better than the OG 90K

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@@CKYew i had just bought auraspeed 90k2 4u version before your video😜😜 i felt a bit heavier than my fav thruster f enhanced version but as advertised it should be lighter as its auraspeed series but overall a good racket. truly speaking not even near to thruster f as per my opinion🤩👍🏻

Thank you for your support! Unfortunately, Carlton has exited the badminton game a while ago. Whatever you see is OEM or legacy product thats unsold.

​@@CKYewPls review apacs🙏🙏apacs produce an abundance of affordable rackets that is opportune for many players as it is diverse. And not to mention apacs rackets are mainly affordable for players who are in a budget. I and if not many will be glad if you review apacs rackets

I’m glad you enjoy them 😊👌

Niceee.. as the 90k2 has more head weight, it should be easier in terms of power generation 👌

@@CKYew I am rather fond of the Astrox 100ZZ and now the Nanoflare 1000Z... but one thing that keeps me reaching back for Victor rackets from my bag is the swing speed. Regardless of how the rackets feel (balanced like the 90KII or slightly head heavy like the Thruster F), they always cuts through the air so effortlessly. They might not feel as stable as more robust rackets from Yonex... but if you can manage being wrist-y... it's so fun playing with Victor rackets

@@TheOneDumDumcan you compare your NF1000 to the Ars90kii ?

@@izzanzakaria9287 NF1000: balanced feel, stable, fast swing, store a lot of power on a smash, solid snap on defense AS90Kii: slightly head light, faster swing/snap but less power stored in the shuttle, very quick on defense but not as stable (a little wild at times) The main difference for me between these 2 rackets would be ease of use. The NF1000 is by far the best and most difficult racket I have ever played with. The 90Kii has a faster swing speed but less strength in the shot. However, even on days that you're not playing your best, the 90K remain controllable and easy to use. The NF1000 is far more unforgiving... When you're in your groove, the NF1000 will boost your confidence like no racket have done before. It swing fast, carry a lot of weight behind the shot, yet stable and easy to maneuver around the court. I've had 2 sessions last week where I was playing while being tired physically and mentally... the NF1000 just refused to offer any help. Whatever shots that i did not put in the center of the string bed went straight into the net, any backhand that I did not get early enough would go half court. Seeing things not going too well, i switched out to my Jetspeed10 and Auraspeed90Kii to try and change up the funk. Right off the bat I was able to produce better shots and much more consistent output even if my timing wasn't perfect on certain shots. I definitely noticed a lessen impact on my smashes and solid feel on defense. But my bad shots were still going roughly where i intended. And on defense i didn't feel the lacking like with the NF1000, i was still able to counter attack and drive the shuttle back. I was able to play back to form with the AS90Kii until i felt confident enough in my performance to go back to the NF1000. Only then did it allow me to use it to its full potential. I've talked to several of my friends who felt similar with the NF1000 being temperamental. As non-professional competitive players, the performance that they can get out of the NF1000 can be inconsistent at times. With that being said, for my personal style and preference... The NF1000 could be finicky and difficult to tame at times, and the 90Kii sometimes lack that punch from the back even if it's a beast at the front court. The jetspeed10, however, is still a perfect all rounder for me. Easy to use, balanced feel, doesn't lack power from the back nor the speed and snap required on defense or at the net.

I used 90k 2 when the day updated the new arrival. 2 times? game, I got a tiny impact between my partner's racket. the my racket could not use anymore. I know now why that day did that. I think like you said that is maybe early batches one.

how can you tell if the racket is from a early batches?

I’ve not tested the 3u 90k before.. I bet it feels good 👌

They’re measured after stringing..👌

Yep!

I loved the original version so I’d love to try the 55th version too!

@@CKYew haha, hope u can get your hands on one, the decals are amazing on it

idk how strong you are but if you can manage 3u, then go for it. otherwise, 4u is the best overall choice

I’m trying to get my hands on them but they’re not available where I am

They're just regular glasses and dont fog up. I wear headbands to keep them in place and not move around.

They’ll both be great, it’s up to what you prefer

I plan on making the numbers I measured available on my website soon

Probably 😬

If you’re a beginner why do you have an 88d pro lol. I would recommend the Arcsaber 7 pro instead. I have tried all those rackets you mentioned; don’t even think about 90k as it’s quite stiff and not beginner friendly at all. If you’re looking into a beginner-friendly Victor then I’d recommend the Auraspeed Hypersonic or Auraspeed 90f.

@@deekay13 88d pro was a gift. Maybe not a beginner. Been playing 2 times a week for 2 years. But haven't competed or anything hence why I wouldn't call myself an intermediate or anything. I'm looking for something to improve my defensive play and control. I feel like I'm always a tad late to the shuttle on returns. Any recommendations?

@@wombatman3880 the ones I mentioned: Arcsaber 7pro, Auraspeed 90f or Auraspeed Hypersonic. However, a new racket still won’t give you better skills. Take some group lessons or private coaching sessions if you’re serious about improving. That’ll help you way more than any new racket.

90Kii is more user friendly vs 88DPro, due to longer and less stiff shaft . Hv not tried BS but Thruster FE is probably the most user friendly and faster racquet among the 3 and head heavier, love it.

All Victor rackets going forward will be made in China. Victor moved all their production to China.

Same experience with my 4U, broke at between 4 to 5 o’clock with less than 10 times playing . Still waiting for warranty replacement after 4 months. China made is definitely not the same quality as Taiwan made, and no more Victor racquet from China for me. Other than quality issues, the 90Kii is almost a perfect racquet imo, it’s like a user friendly 88DPro, i.e. less stiff, easy backhand and easy whipping power.

Some new rackets have design flaws too! Take the new DriveX 10 for instance, there is a lot of loose or spin handles because the glue couldn’t hold the new material!

Oofff!! 2 in 2 weeks is 😬😬😬 were they clashes?

@@CKYew nope. One was a mishit, the other i just found a crack at the end of a session.

Aeronaut 9000

@@deekay13the base one? I've tried the 9000i and felt smooth but lacks punching power

@@kobeshok4123 yes the white one. The one that Ginting uses.

Hi Edison 😊

When i was choosing between 100x and 90kii, they say 100x 4u is out of stock... So i chose 90kii 4u 😂😂😂

@@drafrondir hehe tks you so much 🙂

Original 90k

Being discontinued.

Both the 3u and 4U I tested were made in China and side by side, you can see a difference in colour

The TD is a mid range version

It’s down to your personal preference

I am using the auraspeed 100x right now so it worth it moving to the 90kii

3 months in, how do you feel about it now?? i want to buy it too

i really do love this racket thou . change from arc11pro > 100x > 900maxsun > 90kii (all 4u) . aside from 'made in china' (which seem having a lot of problem right now; easy broke , and noises) , i got no complain about this racket.

@@yvincent I personally fw it but it is lowkey balanced to head heavy which i didnt like since i got the racket because i thought it would be head light like version 1 but i still like it or i makin myself like it LOL

@@teeteee358 same i just wish i got a head light racket

@@uhohpickless9106 yea i was hoping mine to be head light too, but it feels like an even balanced. so far its good though, but then again, maybe we really are coping so we could like it 😂

100x is lighter, slimmer, and faster. 90kii is like a beefier 100x; it’s thicker, heavier, and more powerful, but still relatively quick.

Where do you see 302?

Balance point isn’t very useful as it’s varies widely depending on the grips your put on your racket

​@@95thRiflesOCIi asked my retailer when i bought one he was told by the supplier that the bp was 302±2

​@@95thRiflesOCIit feels like a softer 88d pro with less punch but more control

All Victor made in China moving forward

They sure don't show it on their advertisement. I will be only buying racket from their respective country. My experience with Victor is mixed. The matte finish of the TKFC is of very poor quality, I am very disappointed since it's a flagship racket.