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2010

ALL ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS - Apacs Sponsored players Gan Teik Chai-Tan Bin Shen in the quarter finals playing the eventual winners! All with their apacs badminton rackets  Strung by Apacs Sports UK competition stringers!

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ALL ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS - Apacs Sponsored players Gan Teik Chai-Tan Bin Shen make it through to the quarter finals beeting the Chinease pair of Chai and Zhang on the way! All with their apacs badminton rackets

2009

New Offer from Apacs Sports UK

Well christmas is just around the corner and to help the search for what to buy that badminton nut loved one we have just the offer. Save 10% on everything from now until Christmas AND we are offering a free 20 racket thermo for every purchase of two or more lethal 70 badminton rackets, Merry Christmas!!!

APACS Sponsored players win in Melbourne

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian shuttlers Gan Teik Chai-Tan Bin Shen scored a first in their careers as inde­pendent players when they emerged as the men’s doubles champions in convincing fashion at the Australian Open in Melbourne.

The duo, who left the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) fold this year, showed that they were a class above India’s Rupesh Kumar-Sanave Thomas when they romped to a 21-13, 21-11 win in just 28 minutes.

Teik Chai-Bin Shen currently play for the Malaysia’s professional outfit KLRC Bhd and they are being sponsored by Apacs.

Kedahan Teik Chai was over the moon with their first win as a pair.

“It is a great boost for us. This however, would not have been possible without the support from our sponsors – KLRC and Apacs. They had faith in us,” said Teik Chai in a telephone interview.

“Bin Shen and I played well and applied the right strategy against the Indians to grab the opportunity to win our first title together,” he said.

 

New Rackets

New rackets new in stock. The all New Apacs Tantrum power 11 International is released, this powerfull head heavy racket packs an absolute punch!! A must for the power player. The new Nano Super Light is just that! At less than 74 grams it is amongst the lightest rackets in the world.

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