Glad that you enjoy it and thank you for the compliments!

Thank you for sharing with us.

Thanks bro! I have different racquets for different game too.

Hi there, I played the new 88D pro for 3 sessions and I had the same problem like you with the 2nd 88D. It was for doubles a bit too slow. I can tell you the new 3th Gen in wayyy better in this regards. Its is faster and has the same or maybe more power than before. But it is not anymore that super easy to generate this power compared to the 2nd gen. Overall I find the 3rd Gen is a more complete racket. Before I used the 100zz for doubles and the 88D pro for singles. Now I am going to use for both disciplines the new 3rd gen because it brings everything you ask for. The only downside for me is the solid feel in the drives. This is with the new one not anymore that solid. But all other aspects increased. :)

@@marcelgabor4383 Thanks for your review on the 3rd Gen 88D. I will give it a test since it sounds more forgiving for doubles. In the long run I think it is best to have one racket for both singles and doubles.

Hello nice review. Did you use 3u or 4u?​@@marcelgabor4383

@@marcelgabor4383 appreciate the info, i am thinking between getting the new 88d pro or the 88s pro, couldnt make my mind up on which one.

Is 88s good for speed gameplay? I use 100zz 4u want to change the racket.

For me I prefer 88s pro for my gameplay. If like compare to Ax100zz, 100zz better in attacking shots. Steep smashes.

If you prefer on speed maybe you can try on Nanoflare series

​@@vsmashsports Nanoflare 1000z,800 pro 3u is always out of stock in Thailand.

@@17Jxnrv Hot stuff!

We hope that too! Thanks for your suggestions boss!

Thank you for watching and you're welcome! 🤗

Yes, stick with what you okay with. Arcsaber 11 Pro is an even balanced and controlling racquet, it could bring out the best of you too.

Time to boot camp your smash/footwork techniques! 👍

Hi which shop in Australia let you try the rackets?

@@a4ashik Nick Kidd Badminton Arena, Perth

@@alvinkwanglihyu9765 Thanks for your input!

Ax77 pro more easy to use and less stiff compared to to 88s pro. 88s pro is more on “all round + solid shots”. 77 pro is like “all round + steep attack”.

I would prefer more with 88s. Easier to control. 88d were quite stiff and feels heavier. maybe i'm getting older...hehe

Thank you for watching and you're welcome! 🤗

3u “feel” much heavier although it’s just like few grams different. Maybe you can swing and try on it first because you make decision on it

@@vsmashsports is the 88s pro 4u's weight same as NF1000z 3u?

@@wesleycheng1842 not the same. It will have slightly difference for sure. ☺

Have fun! Let us know how do you feel about the new 88S pro.

Hi thanks for your support! Both 3rd Gen Astrox has stiff shaft. AX77 = Medium flex. If you're a control player you may go with 88s and if you more towards attacking, you may consider 88D :)

Maybe you can stick with d pro. The S feeling quite different with D. D more suitable for back court player with better attacking.

Thank you!

88D goes for the jugular. 88S is more of a combo.

Thanks for sharing your input. I would agree 88s has bit of delay however the shots still punchy and solid :)

@@vsmashsports yup its like the 88S had more shuttle hold on my mind, but still if it solid than it maybe for me 😁

You're welcome!

Yes, because both model are quite different in terms of weight and the shaft stiffness.

@@vsmashsportsis 3rd gen 88d pro stiffer than 77 pro? I’m owning 77 pro as well. I like 77 pro because smash is steeper. Would like to know if I can handle 88d pro or should I consider 88s pro?

@@sniperdnc94 77 pro is medium stiff while 88s pro is stiff. I will consider 88s pro, if I am the current user of 77 pro.

Perhaps 88D pro is more suitable. I would choose 4U because not too heavy for me.

Coming soon

Any suggestions for other options as in other model than 88S Pro?

Yesss

@@Hikotakume 5U is very light in weight. If you looking for lightweight series, perhaps Nanoflare series is recommended. Unless, you are looking for different feelings, then Astrox series is recommended.

Hi, it’s not 5mm shorter. It’s 5mm shorter compared to 88d pro. 5mm longer than normal racquets. But nowadays racquets mostly 5-10mm longer than the normal size.

I would say the new gen of 88D pro is also good for back court player, good smash power too.

@@vsmashsportswould the 88d pro be better than the 77 pro and the 100zz?

@@xd_elta9970 88D pro smashes will be heavier compared to 77 Pro, as 88D Pro equipped with stiff shaft and heavier head. 100ZZ smashes will be heavier and sharp compared to 88D Pro, because 100zz equipped with extra slim and extra stiff shaft, plus it's also head heavy. Overall, it is also depending on yourself, how much power can produce and handle the racquet. 😁

Glad that you like it!

No offence, "hitting" sound

Ya Exbolt hitting sound are good

Absolutely. Astrox 88D pro is stiffer than Axforce 80.

how about Axforce Dragon 90, that is also stiffer and Loh Kean Yew current sword.

@@sanjayrathore402 Axforce Dragon 90 is stiffer than AX88D Pro. the simliar stiffness with Axforce Dragon 90 is AX100zz, Viktor Axelsen current sword.

Hi. Both S&D may suitable for you. However if you need more solidness and power for attacking, you can try D sir

Hi AX88S 3rd gen feels much more lighter compare to the previous gen. if you want the same feeling you may remain with 3U

Some people claim that the Tour series racquets are generally stiffer than those in the Pro series. I tend to agree with that view. :)

If you are currently comfortable with 4U, is always recommended to stay with 4U. If you go for 3U, the weight will be totally different. I feel like the new gen is lighter than the 2nd gen.

@@vsmashsports ty for your answer☺️, Will stay in 4u because it Will be better for my doubles games with still the good power I think

@@FADE0106 Ya, I think that's the better choice. Hehe...

If you looking for something similar/same as Arcsaber 11 (3U), perhaps you can consider the Arcsaber 11 Pro, more to control, even-balanced. If you want something different, with head heavy, stiff shaft, and good at the front court, Astrox 88S Pro is also a good choice.

Hi. They are Definitely good for hard hitters sir! :)

Perhaps you should try before change ya.

I'm also curious how these 2 compare to the 77 pro, stiffness and head heaviness

@@rittersports0definitely stiffer than 77pro, 88 series are stiff shaft. 77pro is put as medium stiff shafts. 88 racquets are famous for its demanding skill and wrest power to play. Dont expect you will get an extronomous improvement by upgrading to 88d Pro, its a much stiffer and head heavy racquet, 77pro is much more forgiving and well rounded, 77pro is well known and good rated for its higher tolerancy to inconsistent hitshot and less skill demanding. but able to generate satisfying quality of shuttle return. 88 racquets are more like: if you just gone slower for only 1 pace in the drive fight you are probably doomed.

88Dpro will definitely heavier. but 88Spro will probably lighter, or maybe same head heavy weight as 77pro. but with much stiffer shaft, bringing higher demand of finger and wrest power to whip the racquet to generate powerful shot.

@@No-ko4tp Thanks for the feedback! Did you tried the 3 rackets? Many reviews said that the 88D is easier than the previous. That's why I thought it would be a nice upgrade to the 77

The new Astrox 88D Pro is not as stiff as the 2nd generation and easier to used. But it's still stiffer compared to Astrox 77 Pro. Perhaps to consider Nanoflare 800 Pro.

Ya hitting sound dan repulsion mantap

We are not too sure if there is new gen of 100ZZ. But if you can, consider the new gen of 88D pro, it is with ultra slim shaft and bigger sweet spot compare to the 2nd gen.

I guess you may continue the 77 pro if you’re comfortable with it. If you would like to try something more stiffer then can try of course haha

For double, perhaps victor auraspeed 99s is better in terms of weight.

Both racquet would perform well in both area. I would prefer 800pro for more control and responsive swings

@@vsmashsports thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate it. It very helpful.

your most welcome..enjoy your game! :)

Hi.yes if compare to Arc11 Pro, its much more heavier sir

88d pro 2024 😎

boleh cuba 88d pro terbaru boss! lebih solid rasanya

Personal feels that 88S Pro is good for doubles game, rear court shots, drop shots and clear is good, at least for me.

Is it worth to upgrade from 11 pro4u to 88s pro Thanks

@@RaghavRao-bp3pl If you are considering changing playing style form all-rounder to attacking, yes. haha...

new tech and new feel. you should give it a try :)

I use 88DPro 2nd gen too, tried the 3rd gen But stick with 88DP2nd gen, hahaha As vsmash said, different feel, you can try it though

@@michael3294 Thank you for your input.

@@michael3294 more and more review across the network now. I think I will try the new 88sp instead of 88dp. Just gv a try to different style of racquet haha. Anyway, thanks for your sharing bro!

@@jiaronglim5689 i've tried the 88SP 3rd gen, bought 3U, but the weight without string was 92grams, felt like 2U racket so i sold it because it was too heavy. But when i swung the 88sp, it felt solid and stiffer than the 88dp, felt much like 77pro imo but with shorter shaft. Well, i stick with 88DP 2nd gen, but gonna looking for 2nd racket since i only have 88dp, still confused between 77pro and 88spro 3rd gen, but both of them are great i think

Hi there! the new gen equipped with new tech especially power assist bumper, expanded sweet spot area and most of player feel the racquet is much more lighter

@@vsmashsports thank you !

Since you been a 3U user, then 3U is okay.

@@michael3294 Okay, thanks!!!

@@devy1440 you're welcome! Fyi, i've tried to dry swing DZS at store, it was light for me even though it was 3U. The DZS felt really even-balance with only a touch head-weight, well i migh be mistaken since i've never tried DZS on court. I've tried 100zz, 88DPGen 2 and 88DPro Gen 3. (Already sold 100zz and 88DPGen3) 100zz 4U too, it felt heavier than the 88DPGen2 4U, although the head-weight is not heavier than the 88DPGen2. While the 88DPGen3 is lightest and softer. You use DZS, that's why i suggested you to for for 100zz or 88DPGen2. Imo, 100zz feels different than DZS, but who knows 😂 If you don't really like head-heavy racket, maybe you can try 77Pro for an all-round racket. I tried my friend's 77Pro, feels great, an all-round racket but packed with punch for rear-court player. Also, 77Pro shaft is not medium, it's definitely stiff, "maybe" the Flex-Fuse or whatever the technology Yonex called, makes the frame flex a bit for softer feeling. Fyi, Lee Yong Dae (an all-round player) used 88DPGen2 before 77Pro launched. My recommendation are 88DProGen2 or 77Pro, but you can always go for other rackets. In the end, i'd suggest you try those rackets in store first, because they are expensive! In fact, i bought those rackets second-handed 😂 Lucky for me, the 88DPGen2 still looks new, but at friendly price Hope i can help you with my experience, good luck with your new racket!

@@michael3294how would this new 88d pro compare to arc 11 pro?? I cant decide which is better

@@devy1440 I've tried them, 88DP Gen3 feels head heavier than the Arc11 Pro, but Arc11Pro is definitely stiffer than the 88DP Gen3. Assuming all in 4U, 88DPGen3 = All-round and rear-court Arc11Pro = All-round and Mid to front-court (rear-court if you have big power like Zheng SiWei 😂) In my personal opinion: Both of them are all-round racket, but 88DPGen3 provides better power for overhead shot such as clear, backhand-clear, rear-smash, dropshot, etc While Arc11Pro is great at drives, counter-attack, defense, stick-smash, controlled-smash, etc For control such as netting and placing, i'll give the edge for Arc11Pro. For power, 88DPGen3 wins, definitely punchier and really satisfying when smashing. The thing is Arc11Pro has this hold-time technology, when you hit the shuttle, it felt the shuttle sit a bit longer on the string, while 88DPGen3 doesn't have that. So it depends on what you like In the end, you need to try it first before buying. I've tried 100zz, 99pro, 88spro (2nd and 3rd gen), 88d pro (2nd and 3rd gen), 77pro, arcsaber11pro and arcsaber7pro, nanoflare1000z But i stick with 88DPro Gen2, because it clicks with me. You are currently using DZS right, as far as i know DZS is on the light side for 3U (i've swung DZS at store once, and it's really nice, but the head was a bit too light for me), but i don't know wether it's Extra Stiff or not, because i've never tried it on court. My suggestion is, probably you should try 88DPro Gen3 first, if it's not your liking, then you can go try Arcsaber11Pro 3U version (since DZS only has 2U and 3U). Bring your racket to store, and swing it together for better feel

@@devy1440 You're welcome!! If you ask me, 88DProGen3 and Arc11Pro has different feel and traits. Both of them are great rackets! Assuming all 4U, imo: - 88DProGen3 head heavier than Arc11Pro, great for overhead shots such as clear, smash, dropshot, etc - Arc11Pro is stiffer and head-lighter than 88DPGen3, great for controlled shots, netting, defense, etc I've swung once DZS at store, and it felt light for 3U weight, but i can't tell the head-weight and stiffness since i didn't use it on court. If you want something even-balance like DZS, maybe you can try Arc11Pro in 3U But, since you want a bit more power, My suggestion is to try 88DProGen3 in 4U, but the head-weight is noticeable heavier than Arc11Pro [Edit] I am using 88DPro Gen 2, tried to switch for 88DPro Gen3 I felt the 88DP 2nd Gen is stiffer than 88DPro 3rd Gen, so i stick with my 88DPro 2nd Gen. If you're used to DZS stiffness, you may need to adapt with 88DPro Gen3, since the shaft felt kinda flex for me. But that's me, it might be different for you, have fun and try those rackets!!

I recently ordered from them, and for your questions, yes, they do international shipping, and I think the tax and shipping price will be accumulated on the check-out. And for me, it is around 65 USD since I am based in North America, and surprising enough, FEDEX didn't charge any tax on mine.

And btw, it took me 1 week before I got my order.

Thank you for expressing your interest to us, my answer as below: 1) Yes, we do ship internationally. However, some counties we are not able to ship through due to business restriction. May I know which country you are in? 2) The shipping fee will be auto generate during the check-out page, based on the order weight and the dimension. Please note that, only the shipping fee will be charges and not the tax. The taxes/duties amount to be borne by the buyer if applicable. 3) It takes approximately 7-10 working days to complete the whole process, also depending on the courier transit and custom clearance. Let us know if you have further questions, welcome to reach out to our customer support at +6012-5688129.

@@vsmashsports thank you so much for answering my questions, and as for the country, I live in the United States, could you please check if you guys are able to ship your orders there?

@@frostraider8280 In order to check for the delivery area, I would suggest you to reach out ot our customer support at the number given at the above +6012-5688129 (whatsapp) , they are happy to asssit.

Hi..Yonex Aerosensa 40

Oh thanks @@vsmashsports

What's your playing style? I would say, it's also depending on how you perform your game.

Thank you for your input. Are you using 3/4u sir?

@@vsmashsports 4u

good to hear that! enjoy your game! :)

hi there. ohh my.. hope you'll fully recover! I think you may consider to use 3rd Gen 88s Pro :)

I am using te 3rd Gen of the 88D pro right now and I would consider the new one. It is not anymore that stiff and hard. I also had a bit pain in my arm and shoulder when playing too much with the 88D pro and 100zz. But the new gen plays a bit less stiff but still powerful. I had just 3 sessions so far but I already feel less pain.

@@marcelgabor4383 Thanks for yout input once again!

@@marcelgabor4383 hey, how is it going now. do you still have shoulder pain while using the newer 88d pro racket? and what is your review of it?

Perhaps, 88S Pro is recommended, as it has bigger sweeter spot which allows you to return the shuttle from rear court.

@@vsmashsports Thank you for that! I have tried the 4U 88s pro 1st Gen and I am having difficulty using it, will be the 3rd Gen have big difference? Thank you again!

@@everickcruz5469 Yes. the new one (3rd gen) with bigger frame which mean bigger sweet spots.

@@vsmashsports Thank you very much!

@@everickcruz5469 No problem.

i dont think 88s is suitable for single as it is way harder to generate power

I think 88s more suitable for double. As the killing short might need better speed.

Astrox 88D Pro

@@vsmashsports 3U or 4U?

@@muhammadfarhanbinabdulrahm3448 3U

If say, you are suddenly paired with Rian Ardianto, which racket will you choose? Arcsaber 11p or Astrox 88sp?

Yes, 88SP will have better smash compared to Arcsaber 11 Pro, as it's head heavy. I will choose 88SP, if I suddenly paired with Rian Ardianto. Hehe...

@@vsmashsports nice! Thanks... 😁

If considering changing from all round racquet to attacking racquet, I would say yes. Also, depending your playing style.

Hi Thank you! :)

If you require precision and accuracy, choose Yonex Arcsaber 11 Pro. On the other hand, if you desire more powerful smashes, the new Astrox 88D Pro will be the best choice. It is also depending on your own playing style. Perhaps, could give Arcsaber 11 Pro a try. =D

How about between arcsaber 11 pro and astrox 88S pro for doubles ?

@@amiellu6220 My personal choice would be Astrox 88S Pro.

@@amiellu6220 My personal choice would be Astrox 88S Pro.

Thruster F Enchance has a longer frame, to increase sweet spot and not so head heavy. While Astrox 88D Pro 3rd gen has a slightly smaller frame size and more head heavy.

I have both of these rackets right now. To be honest, I did not like the Thruster F Enhanced that much because it was too much flex for me even it is considered as a "stiff" racket. On the other hand the 100zz and 2nd Gen of the 88D was a bit too stiff. For me is the new 88D pro the best of all worlds. It is stiffer than the TKFE but not crazy as the 100zz or older 88D pro. At the same time has a crazy power when you hit the ball at the sweet spot. And it has enough flex for playing controlled. Really creat allround-racket for attacking players.

@@marcelgabor4383 Thank you for your input and glad that you found your best racquet! 🤩

Did you got the 3u version for your old and new 88d pro ?

@@FADE0106 3U version.

Yonex expert model

22nd March.

Hi. You may consider this 3rd generation Astrox 88s Pro. full of power for smashing and good in control play

I just clashed doing power smash with Nanoflare 1000 tour, the Nanoflare didn't break just scratched. I was surprised.

@@dannylim246 Glad to know that nothing major happened to your racquet. Racquet damage can be cause by various of reason.

Hi there! Power / Attacking = 88d Speed / control = 88s

you may try 88s but you may find it stiffer bit than AX77 Pro

Personally I think 88d pro 3rd gen shaft stiffer compare to 77 pro. Much depends on the weight and grip size as well

@@vsmashsports Thanks! So stiffness wise, old 88D pro > new 88D pro > 77 pro

@@Universe-yl2ye Yup! Stiff > not too stiff (my own feeling) > mid flex

What about the head heaviness comparison and the feel and strengths between these rackets (in 4u)?

@@gohxingyang6625 88D pro > new 88D pro > 77 pro Is these the model you asking?

Hi. this racquet is head heavy. if you're an attacking player, it may suits you :)

Halo..better itu bergantung kepada feel dan tangan pemain. Playstyle boss attacking / control?

Boleh! Tapi bukan semua model boleh tulis nama, sebab material lain.

Ax88s pro stiffer and more suitable for solid punch. Arc 11 pro better in the soft touch and accuracy.

Both excel quite good. Personal feeling, i would choose 88s pro. are you front / back court player?

@@vsmashsports front my smash not as good as you ls

@@vsmashsports I play front court - racquets i've used have been old nanoflare 800 (4ug5 good at drives and defence/ no smashing power), arcsaber8dx (even balance 3ug4) and auraspeed 90s (decent defence/drives/ ok smashing power), Thruster F (4ug5 feels too stiff for me)

@@m14llee Nanoflare 800 Pro, best for control, change/switch at the front, because light in weight compare to Astrox 88S Pro.

Hi There! Astrox 100zz :)

@@vsmashsports thanks 🙏

@@kenjichia9797 No problem!

Hi, what do you want to know about this 2 models?

Boleh cuba Aerobite or Aerobite Boost.

May I know what do you referring to?

hi yes ada. cumanya Astrox 88 Play mewakili kedua series :)

hi. you mean for single player?

@@vsmashsports man single

for all round single and double we would recommend 100zz sir

Buat saya senang saja. In fact consumer ada yang suka sekali, ada yang tak suka. Dalam golongan yang tak suka kebanyakan tak dapat pukul atas sweet spot. Kalao pukulan cun dia cun la haha

Ini harus tunggu sekejap ya. Dah tua, penat tu 😛

hahha, channel rujukan wajib sebelum beli raket, untuk tuan sy siap menunggu haha@@vsmashsports

Terima kasih support boss! :)

Hi. would recommend 88s pro more solid for attacking

3u 88 s pro, swing berat tak

@@ahsanalbayhaqiy676 banding dengan 88D, 88S agak ringan sikit.

Bergantung pada feeling dan kekuatan tangan. Bagi saya 3u feelingnya agak stiff

Tak. Sama untuk main dan cross

Both also stiff.

@@vsmashsports may i know which is stiffer? Would like to consider the less stiff racket between the two

@@waynewong-xx Astrox 88S Pro would be lesser stiff compare to Astrox 88D Pro, that based on my personal feelings.

Both are quite different in character. Nanoflare is head light series while Astrox is head heavy series.

@@vsmashsports Thank.. I've bought it.

@@Eddiecheng92 Enjoy!

@@vsmashsports I've been enjoying it with the AB strings!

Both are also good racquet with different characters. Astrox 88D pro is a head heavy racquet with stiff shaft, which able to give powerful smash. While Nanoflare 1000Z is a head light with extra stiff shaft and compact frame, which able to give powerful smash too with using lesser energy because it's lighter in weight compared to Astrox 88D Pro. What's your playing style?

I personal use arc 11 pro 4u, im a all rounded player but, i love to play in back court recently to smash and drop shot , i want buy a new racket that can adaptable easy with my current racket , I think my arc 11 pro feel doesn't give me a maximal power output on my smashes but i love the weight and the racket swing, and drive/defenses, ....in my cases it's better to get astrox 88 d pro new generation or nanoflare 1000z ?

@@abiyyugm9243 Astrox 88D Pro is better for you.

@@vsmashsports okaay thankyouu for the advice

@@abiyyugm9243 No problem bro!

Nope. It's aunthentic. There is SP coded and JP coded. The only difference is the import channel.

@@vsmashsports but 88d pro 3rd gen realised april 2024, mine code there written december 2023

sorry we're out of stock. we will restock it by this week. stay tuned! :)

@@vsmashsports good to hear.. how much the price ya?

@@MrHando-gm2qm selling at RM839.90. and it is instock currently. =)

@@vsmashsports collected at your PJ outlet.. thanks hehe..

@@MrHando-gm2qm thank you too!

hi. thanks for watching. Ax88s Pro is much more solid in terms on shots, feel - stiffer and heavier compare to ARC7 Pro.

@@vsmashsports thank you for the reply

power 88Dpro gold speed 88Dpro new

3rd gen 88d punch lebih kuat. Bola jalan. Mungkin juga string Exbolt 68 lebih repulsion. Sebab saya hanya cuba dengan Exbolt 68, belum try dengan tali lain lagi. Haha

4simpul atau 2 simpul string

Hey don’t get it wrong buddy. 😜 I mentioned consumer feedback to the racquet. But not my opinion on that. Furthermore the 88s pro 2nd gen 68 holes design was to expand the sweet spot which you can see on their advertise marketing. Somehow the 3rd gen they mentioned expand larger sweet spot which mean they expand again right? Haha. So maybe need graph to justify how much increase from the 1st to 2nd and to 3rd gen. 😂😂

I see, its true that its their marketing stating that, we have to take it with a grain of salt 😂 Thanks for the reply, can't wait to try them myself!@@vsmashsports

thanks for your suggestion sir!

Wihuuu! Thanks for watching :)

Wihuuu! Thanks for watching :)

Personal point of view, I would say the new gen of 88D pro is better than the 2nd gen of 88D pro. new gen of 88D pro has the ultra slim shaft.

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Hihi. That is one of our national badminton player :)

Thankkkk youuu! :)