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Yeah that also shows that how strong both of them ,so it doesn’t matter who is going to smash either one of them is gono get a straight winner 😂

Imagine these smashes hitting your body…

@@gokuson4049 Still won't hurt. Shuttle's are not painful unless they are hit from 2 inches away. You can smash a shuttle at 600 kph and it hit my body on the other side of the court and still it won't damage you at all. Just sting a bit for a second. Even if you hit your partner on same side of court. It will just sting a bit.

What about someone's eye? ​@@Nimac91

Not all his smashes are that fast lol

Its different in tournaments

@@harshpalaniexactly

His smashes are nowhere near that fast in actual games. Fastest was 500km/h

@@deekay13 yeah bro ! i agree with that i know how hard it is to smash under pressure and low on stamina and hit this hard

I can't even see the shuttle 🔥

and the smoke once he hit it, crazy

I think the measurements are all over the place, especially when its midcourt lifts they get to smash. I feel it doesn't quite count unless you can ram it thro someones defence from the tramlines at the back of the court.

Nice one

It's the top speed, drag will slow it down before it even hits the ground. But yes a smash like that is almost impossible to react to without proper anticipation and positioning. Nowadays competitive smashes easily reach between 300 and 400k/h. Insane stuff because imagine smashing that hard and you have to react for the return...

You will get a decoration on your forehead like it or not

How much is it?

@@E.Joseph1 I got it from my local supplier, was £207

@@tombennett9209 wow

did you face any durability issues?

@@ragzeyy not yet, only had 5 or 6 game nights with itz but really holding up. Find the frame is a lot more durable and isn't scuffing and peeling like my arcsaber did, but yeah no issues so far

We'll need a different kind of shuttle for that to happen

Agreed weikeng's smash is nuts

3U G4

Pearly Tan is amazing!

Never heard of them.

lets start with delaying game by purposely delaying shuttle serving?

@@bugatti99vunseems like you’re here just to pick up a fight, aren’t you?

​@@JonKino828as if it matters

Yonex is the most populous brand

Yeah, the Z strike is ridiculously good. Been my go to for years, but I’m really looking forward trying the 1000z now

Duora Z-Strike is insane. One type of material it was using (I think it's called EX-HMG) has never been used by Yonex again until the Nanoflare 1000Z revealed. And Rankireddy himself and other players like Chou Tien Chen and Yugo Kobayashi are still actually using this racquet. Viktor Axelsen, Carolina Marin, Kento Momota, Yuta Watanabe, Hiroyuki Endo,they have all used Duora Z-Strike before for a pretty long time since it was revealed in 2017 and won some amazing tournaments and games.

@@jeremytsu6340 yeah I prefer the z strike over my arcsaber. You can tell just by touching the frames that the material is different or layered differently.

Yes.

Good point

Probably yonex prepared more than 10+ of these rackets preloaded with exbolt 63/aerosonics

Rankireddy used BG80 and Tan used Exbolt 63, tensions not known, but I'd assume to maximise the repulsive power the tensions were slightly lower than what they would usually use.

Yeah 28lbs is max for this racquet. No idea why. Maybe it being head light has a reason. It might have less or lighter material that is less durable in the head which prevents it from holding higher tensions. But honestly for me 28lbs on my 1000 Tour is more than enough. I feel like 30 would be too much cause even at 28 the birdie pings off the bed like crazy.

Hahah 😂 But Taiwan doesn’t have a social credit score

I think 3U and they use exbolt 65 string

​@@muhammadakmal9693do you know tension?

@@JLneonhug Probably maxed out at 29lbs

who gives a fuck actually let him play whatever he wants to play

Its smart to switch between racquets. Depending on the opponents playing style or whether the game is singles or doubles can drastically effect the players choice or racquet. In singles the player might want a 3U head heavy racquet with huge power but not much speed such as the 100ZZ whereas in a doubles match the player might prefer a balanced or head light racquet that is lighter in comparison such as the Z-Strike or the 1000Z.

Which racquets had the fastest smashes in the past? How were they measuring the speed in the past? Look at the video for what it is, it's marketing to get more hype in the racquet. I have one myself, it definitely is an upgrade from the Nanoflare 800lt (my last season racquet). It doesn't cause me elbow pain like NF800lt did. I love playing with it. BUT. Mine has a small crack in it from a clash. I hadn't even had it 4 weeks. First time I have ever gotten a crack in a racquet like that in over 13 years of using Yonex racquets (nanoray, astrox etc). As for your question, think of dragonball Z. What happened when Trunks bulked up to beat Cell. For the purpose of getting the fastest smash, it's easier to do it with a head light racquet. The racquet head speed they generate at the point of contact would be giving off more repulsion than if they used say the Astrox 100zz, or the Zforce2

Head heavy rackets smashes are heavier, not as fast as nanoflares though

racquets made in japan are different, but made in taiwan and china makes a lot of differences in head heavy light and even balance racquets

@@rishv590 but even tough Nanoflare is a head light series racket , yonex says himself

@@raoanwar1256 yes nano series is head light, arcsaber series is even balance, astrox series is head heavy

@@raoanwar1256 i am just saying if you will buy a made in japan racquet it will perform no matter head heavy or light

but if you buy made in taiwan or china it will make a lot of difference on head heavy light or even balance racquets

Kevin sanjaya? I don’t think so. LZJ might come close.

True

That's why yonex never tell the tension those players string lolllll

It's head light racquet which is probably why it cant hold higher tension due to either lighter or less material in the head.

@@anomalyb7342 That's a good point in general, but not for Yonex lolllll

They probably saw who was available a the time and picked those who were known for being big hitters. I can't think of a really big hitting Japanese player right now (not that I'm undermining the quality of the players, they have some superstars but their style is not built around a big smash).

@@adambe1126 yugo kobayashi did hit a 443 km/h smash shortly after the test took place tbf

@@garlocthegreatest4561 that's a girly smashing speed lah. Do you want yugo kobayashi to compete with girl's smashing?

@@andrewcannon587 girly smashing? Currently the second fastest smash ever in an official match isn't good enough for this?

@@garlocthegreatest4561 Ah I forgot about him tbf. Idk if he had reached similar speeds before that though. Maybe I'm being unfair but compared to the Indian boys, he doesn't immediately spring to mind as the biggest hitter in badminton.

@AshKingBaapOfPahadiBrothers most bolehers think LZJ is the next LCW, LOL

@@andrewcannon587 The amount of bimbo(s) that support him in Twitter is unreal.

​@AshKingBaapOfPahadiBrothersbhai tu pahadi brothers ko pelta bohot hain 😂😂😂

​@@andrewcannon587no way we prefer humble and good attitude players such as lcw, nty and kunlavut.

@AshKingBaapOfPahadiBrothers 💀

he wasn't up to the challenge lah.

Not sponsored by yonex lol

He's sponsored by Victor and therefore not invited to participate

He's Victor athlete now

​@@andrewcannon587, yuck...jia is Victor's ambassador!

China has some explanations to do about covid.

Nah, china is in japan bashing mode right now lah

これ初速ですよ。 試合中に出てるスピードはネット横に付いてるカメラで測定ですね。 この記録出しても、先日の世界選手権ではランキー選手はZストでしたね。

​@@ijokkojiNo the speed is not measured by a camera at the net... Is is measured by hawkeye. However the way they calculated the speed in this video is very unclear.

I mean if usain bolt ran a 9.49 in training one day do we say that's the world record?

@@RyuMasterEX if we say lebron hit 101 points in practice did he beat wilt chamberlain’s record ?

@@RyuMasterEXif officials are there from guiness book of records, then yes

What is the fastest smash Goh V shem ever smashed in his entire career? I don't think his fastest smash touched even 450kmh. Rankireddy smashed 500kmh in a real game too...

​@@kcrongmei6317with this kinda racket we never know what speed he could generate

@@benimchen50 I don't think you're a badminton player. You don't sound like someone who has knowledge of this game

@@kcrongmei6317 hmm if I wasn't a badminton player why would I even comment at the first place

@@benimchen50 badminton rackets have standard weight, size, length, etc... The change of racket won't make much difference in terms of speed. In fact those players in the past have used the best of the time too....