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| Value for Money | 8.8/10  |
|---|---|
| Reviewer Rating | 8.8/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9/10  |
Full review by
jabba21
on 30th Jul 2008
User Rating : 6
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Good Points: Generally a good racquet, served me well for a fair while. Nicely balanced, nice and light. A good mid-level racquet
Bad Points: Unfortunately I found to my disbelief, that a very small colision of racquets with my partner broke the rim of the head of the racquet, implying that the racquet head has poor integirty.
General comments: A good mid-level racquet. Nicely balanced for quick flicks, with enough power for most players. That said, the head of the racquet seems to be a pretty weak structure, since it broke in a very light collision with another player's racquet (also a carlton, but an ariblade in this case.) I have since replaced it with an isoblade pro, which maintains the same balance and weight, but seems to give a little more power when required, and keep slightly better control on the shuttle.
jabba21's review and ratings | 137 words
Review by
Guest.
on 28th Feb 2008
User Rating : 10
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The Carlton Isoblade Graphite is a great racket if you want to win. Its lightweight and i can hit the shuttlecock sweetly. The only bad point is that the grip is abit uncomfortable, but that can be changed
Guest.'s full review | 38 words
Review by
forest99
on 26th Nov 2007
User Rating : 10
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The Carlton Isoblade Graphite is a great racket and great weight.It's light, and has a good smash.
forest99's full review | 25 words
Review by
TheGreatSandaledOne
on 20th Sep 2007
User Rating : 9
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The isoblade is a very light racquet at between 80 and 90 grams. The super light racquet head means that the balance of the racquet is towards the grip by a fair way. The advantage I have found there is that the flick on this racquet is fast allowing to change the shuttle cock direction quickly without being too obvious in the shot.
The 2 piece construction means that the shaft and racquet head are one piece, the grip block is the other. This means you have less chance of damaging the racquet ...
TheGreatSandaledOne's full review | 241 words
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