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Solid Power and Stability |
March 27, 2007 |
| Reviewer:
David from Sunnyvale, CA
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After couple of week of testing, I notice one thing from both of the Armortec 900... Solid Feel and Stable.
The Armortec 900 Power gives the most power in comparison to the AT-900 Technique. However, since my main racket is the Armortec 700, I get tired much faster. Thus, the review of the AT-900 Power here will be based on the comparison of AT-700 and AT-900 Technique.
The AT-900 Power has an excellent control for smash and clear. Smashing hard at targeted area, I was able to get better precision in comparison to the AT-700. Drive shot was a little sluggish due to tired wrist. However, coaches that tested liked the feel of the control on the AT-900 Power and AT-900 Technqiue during the drive in comparison to the AT-700. The Technique was rated the best for drive out of the three (AT-900 Power, AT-900 Technique, and AT-700). For power, the AT-900 Power is the most powerful and the AT-900 Technique fall on 2nd place.
If I and the coaches were to rate the three rackets, below is our rating:
Power:
1. AT-900 Power
2. AT-900 Technique
3. AT-700
Control:
1. AT-900 Technique
2. AT-900 Power
3. AT-700
Defense:
1. AT-700
2. AT-900 Technique
3. AT-900 Power
Maneuverability:
1. AT-700
2. AT-900 Technique
3. AT-900 Power
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