Victor aero sword 12n đánh giá năm 2024

Joined: Oct 18, 2005 Messages: 930 Likes Received: 428 Occupation: Evening Badminton Player. Location: Singapore

Voltric are naturally head heavy rackets. So they assist you in the power department. Be it lifts, clear, smashes, it will be easy. However the swing speed will be slow. That is where Bravesword 12 excels. It is a good rackets for quick drives.

But like all balanced rackets, you will need to have decent pronation and good wrist work to defend well. Balanced rackets like Arc10 and arc11 (without aerosword tech) will require even more quality user input. Actually with aero tech, it is a breeze defending really.

Suggest you improve on your technique by video filming yourself and comparing with online training videos. Work on your defence with bs12 if you decide to make your bs12 relationship work out.

My only dissatisfaction with my brief experience with Bravesword 12 ...was the lack of smashing power. (Probably need to smash with your all like LYD.) And my inability to accurately control it during defence. (Haha i probably needed more time to adapt.. But it just didn't feel right for my case.)

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  Joined: Aug 12, 2010 Messages: 6,305 Likes Received: 1,571 Location: Germany

  The Bravesword frame shape has little to no influence on defensive speed. Rhe movements are too short and slow for that, the difference will only be significant (if that) on longer, faster swings such as a smash or high clear.

  

  Joined: Jul 12, 2016 Messages: 62 Likes Received: 6 Location: Malaysia I use bs12 4ug5 for 4 months now. At first everything is excellent except smash. Typical problem for 3u user going for 4u. I used zspeed, zf2, nr900 before. After spent few sessions with bs12, i happy to say that this racquet really brilliant. I solved the smash problem with slightly different smashing technique. Its more of a whip action rather throwing action. With 4U and whip actions, i can smash 6-8 times non stop. I too worried about power in 4u racquet but its not in my case.

  

  aniket deshmukh Regular Member Joined: Nov 24, 2016 Messages: 27 Likes Received: 2 Occupation: Business Location: india hi junye.. your suggestion actually worked.. it almost took me 2 months to get used to brs 12.. but now its so fun to play with brs 12.. still brs 12 smashes r not powerful like voltric racket, but with this racket i dont need to smash all the time.. very smooth racket.. now planning to upgrade to js 10 3u..

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Joined: Oct 10, 2013 Messages: 5,324 Likes Received: 4,074 Location: Germany Maybe ask @freewilly if he still has one left.

Joined: Feb 3, 2009 Messages: 465 Likes Received: 154 Location: france Back using these wonderful racquets after using mostly Li Ning’s (N9-2, N80-2, N80...).

BS12 is clearly less powerful when smashing but offers effortless power when clearing. Noticed that when playing singles with it, no trouble being at the back court. Smash power is sufficient even if it’s not intended to rain down smashes like say N9-2.

Playing doubles it’s hard to get outpaced when using this racquet, drives are lethal, defence top notch for a 3U racquet, attacking is better than racquets with same purpose (nanoray 750, nanoray 800, jetspeed 10...)

Very happy with this racquet so i’m gonna stock up as i think newly released racquets don’t offer much better performance if any. Good thing with BS12 is that it’s remaining quite cheap

Joined: Dec 24, 2017 Messages: 1,337 Likes Received: 565 Location: Somewhere Where do you get this quite cheap? :O btw, I'm not sure about the quality of these right now. Recently I got one and had to exchange it because a piece of paint chipped off as soon as I took it out of the bag. Then a month later, the frame cracked without clashing/mishit at the 4/8 o'clock position. I know, the strongest part cracked. It was still on its first string BG80P at 26lbs which was extremely conservative. I dunno if I was just unlucky or what..

Joined: Aug 12, 2010 Messages: 6,305 Likes Received: 1,571 Location: Germany Prepare to buy lots and lots so you'll have replacements when they break

Joined: Aug 12, 2010 Messages: 6,305 Likes Received: 1,571 Location: Germany The BS did, broke 4 in a single season (~8 months). Part of it is the frame shape, which is not as sturdy, mechanically speaking, as a box frame

Joined: Dec 24, 2017 Messages: 1,337 Likes Received: 565 Location: Somewhere The meteors are much stronger from my experience. Had 2 for over 5yrs

Joined: Jul 12, 2016 Messages: 62 Likes Received: 6 Location: Malaysia Must be unlucky. I bought 3 bs12; 1 3U, 2 4U. So far no problem even i stringed 28-30lbs.

Joined: Oct 31, 2017 Messages: 18 Likes Received: 7 Location: india Does anybody know how the hypernano x990 4u stacks up against bs 12, Caz I heard it has a slightly more flexible shaft compared to 900.

Joined: Feb 3, 2009 Messages: 465 Likes Received: 154 Location: france Back playing with BS12, this racquet is truely a gem. Incredible maniability, very good control and powerful enough.

In fact this racquet is really powerful for all strokes but smashs as it’s medium to stiff and really aerodynamic so it’s head weight is kinda neutralized. But clears including backhand ones are incredible.

It pairs nicely with BG80 @ 12kg. Tried it with lots of different strings but none felt right to me, including BG66UM

Joined: Feb 3, 2009 Messages: 465 Likes Received: 154 Location: france Oh I’m not saying the BS12 is head heavy, just that it’s head weight is neutralized by it’s aerodynamic qualities!

And to me as it’s really fluid in the air it plays a little stiffer than racquets with similar balance / stiffness.

Hope I’m clearer now

Joined: Aug 12, 2010 Messages: 6,305 Likes Received: 1,571 Location: Germany

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  Joined: Feb 3, 2009 Messages: 465 Likes Received: 154 Location: france I’m just trying to say that thanks to it’s aerodynamic qualities it plays differently compared to racquets with same specs! All in all, I like it a lot, forces me to play a more patient/controlled game, which fits my natural qualities better than all out smashing!