As we also got increasing amount of inquiries and demand towards Victor so call Players' racquet, we will like to do a little workshop here to help everyone to identify if the Victor racquet you bought is truly a player version or its just another countries' market version.
We are honor enough to string for all Victor sponsored teams for the recent HK Open that ended 2 weeks ago and while doing that we got to touch and see a lot of the sponsored players' rackets and below are some sharing.
Each brand has their own coding system while for Victor as far as we know will be like this:
Lets take Hong Kong for an example:
Victor Rackets are usually coded with HKP /HKF/ HKA/HKJ etc. So if you found your racket in HKP does that mean its Hong Kong Team Player rackets ?? The answer is NO.
So now lets go back to the most popular codes that YOU might want to know....KRP and MYP...do they mean they are Korean Player racket and Malaysian player racket ??? The answer is again NO
Players rackets are in below coding system:
country code (2 letters) +a letter + 1 digit number + "P" + a set of numbers (5 digits)
For example
Lee Yong Dae rackets are KRH8P04590 AND KRA2P00238
Kim Gi Jung rackets are KRJ1P03162 AND KRC2P00403, KRC2P00401
Taiwan Players code are TWE2P00189 AND TWE2P00195
Malaysian Goh V S's racket code is MYC2P00047
So PLEASE DO NOT pay high money if people wants to sell you KRP or MYP rackets as they are NOT Players' version rackets.
BE SMART........and tell the people who might be interested to buy KRP or MYP just to think they are the player rackets.....but in fact they are just normal Korean distributors and Malaysian distributors rackets
In conclusion, we just want you all to spend correctly and wisely !!!