guys, i just wanna know how many of u had switched your rackets back and forth. from cab 20 to something then end up with a cab 20 again? i think i m one of that kind having played with my mp88(s) for 2 1/2 years. i found that they were very powerful and easy to play rackets. (i have 5 of them over the years. ) but two weeks ago. a friend of mine brought his newly acquired cab 20 on court and let me try for a few matches. just after the first trial! i said to myself "damn, i got hooked!" cab 20 was just as good as mp88 in my hand but with a better touch and "solid" feeling when smashing. that's something which i can't get from a mp88. so, i m gonna switch back to cab 20 later when the strings of my mp88(s) are old. red
tell you what red, cab20 is still one of my fave racket at all time. Calming racket when you are down with the muscle power or armortec (iso shaped shouldve a larger sweetspot), its also a very sturdy racket and rewarding when you've hit the right spot. I started off playing badminton with a cab20 and broke like 2 and still owns 4 more (2 unstrung, good tension not to be wasted)... thanks for sharing your thoughts on cab20 red, as I think it is well worth mentioning that the newer range of rackets dont give you the same good solid "feel". Always wanted to try out the CP/CN version and feel but I cant afford the price tag. :crying:
i expect nothing but since i played with it again 2 weeks ago. i found that cab 20 is my real love. have u ever found something that u're really in love with? that's the feeling boy!
me! Me!! ME !!! Used them in the 80's. Didn't realise what a gem was in my hands. Then I switched around using cab8 (metal frame), prokennex 787 and 858, iso800, slim 10, cab22. I must say cab22 I like for doubles. But as all round for single and doubles, cab20 rules!
darn, you didn't really understand what i meant. its okay though. if you feel that you're converting to an oval, the job is done.
they're just some cab 20 in lavendar color. (not those with old logos). they can be exchanged with your cn(s) if u like to cheung hehe.. by the way i bought them at rose causeway bay.
i was talking about the overall experience of playing with an oval. i'm sure some others in this thread can agree its more satisfying and gratifying than an iso. the smaller sweetspot doesn't make it more difficult to play with, per se, i think it just needs a bit more of our attention. its like... a woman.
Hi Red, Not included. Including your racket, I strung 4pcs in last Sunday. Call you when I back to HK. Forrest