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Yonex BG 66 Ultimax provides Repulsion Power and Medium Feeling in a 0.65 mm gauge string. This string prioritizes Repulsion Power, Control and Hitting Sound above all else, while maintaining very good shock absorption. As one of the top choices for the world's top players, BG 66 Ultimax is constructed out of premium high-intensity multifilament nylon and covered by a special braided high polymer nylon fiber for maximum performance.

Yonex BG 66 Ultimax Badminton String Reel (White) Specs:

• Gauge: 22
• Diameter: 0.65 mm.
• Construction: Multifilament
• Surface: Textured
• Colour: White
• Length: 656 ft. / 200 m.
• Made in Japan
• Product Code: BG66U200W

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• High repulsion power and medium feeling.
• Recommended for power player.
• Repulsion power: 9
• Durability: 5
• Hitting sound: 7
• Shock absorption: 7
• Control: 7

Specifications

Thickness: 0.66mm

Length: 10m / 33 feet

Core Material: High Polymer Nylon Multifilament

Outer Material: Special Braided High Polymer Nylon Fiber

Color: Random

Made in Japan

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Here you can order the Yonex BG-66 Ultimax Coil Yellow. The Yonex BG-66 Ultimax Yellow is an extra thin badminton string. With a thickness of only 0.65 mm, you have perfect control over the shuttle. Although the Yonex BG-66 Ultimax is extra thin, it still has good durability. The Yonex BG 66 Ultimax is a perfect string for a high number of string kilos. The Yonex BG-66 Ultimax coil has a length of 200 meters, you can string about 21 badmintonrackets on it. The Yonex player Taufik Hidayat says about this string: "The sound of the BG66 ultimax is great. Every stroke feels so strong and powerful." The color of this roll of strings is yellow.

but what a disappointment. the string is softer than the already soft BG66UM, has no feel, and while slightly more repulsive than BG66UM, it doesn't make up for the lack of feel as well as the lack of durability.

• > That's kinda like me, except I bought two packets

  I could never tell though as the BS10 I had it on at the time was too stiff and too heavy for me anyway, but the MX60 I have strung with Ultimax has been super impressive so obviously I'm keen to try it on other rackets.

As for this packet of Maxima, I'm just not sure what to do with it really.

> Uh oh....I think I'm about to develop a raging Ultimax habit! The ZM67 just isn't cutting it anymore at 24lbs. 66U is trumping it in every department on the MX60, so looks like the C7 and TSF500 are getting 66U @ 26lbs!

> BG66UM is the best when fresh. But after a few weeks then tension drops alot. If you don't break it...you'll be cutting it (in about a month). It's what I learned with my VT80LTD strung with BG66UM @ 27lbs. I need to get it re-strung . > I think that the JP version holds tensions slightly longer than the EX version > Nah, it just means its my fave string this week Yeah my 66U is only 3 weeks old so I can't say anything in terms of durability or tension loss, but both those factors are last on my requirements list....unless its VS850 in which case the tension loss was so bad it made me largely abandon it even though I love it.

Joined: Feb 27, 2010 Messages: 202 Likes Received: 216 Location: UK Zymax 65 at 24 by 26. oooooohhhh, cant wait to try them out tomorrow...... *Drooollllllllsssss\

Knew they were going to be red, but never thought it would be this RED!!!!on an arcsaber 10.

Just the Head.

even more red!!!

Sorry, wrong thread.. i was so sure I clicked on the right one... Can this be moved please??

Joined: Feb 27, 2010 Messages: 202 Likes Received: 216 Location: UK same as the ultimax.. 0.65mm....

> Really? I wonder if these strings are better than BG66UM

Joined: Feb 27, 2010 Messages: 202 Likes Received: 216 Location: UK hahahha.. i was previously in love with the 66um until i got ma hands on the zymax 62.. hahahahha oh well, we shall see... updates soon..

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