Handling

The isometric head reduces potential centring errors.

Forgiveness

Lightweight racket with head heavy balance that is easier for applying power.

Power

User comfort

Intermediate badminton players who are looking for a lightweight racket that is easy to handle.

Racket Frame Material

Condition

Racket Frame Shape

Skill Level

Frequency

Raquet Type

Weight (g)

Tennis Racket Size

Number of Rackets

handle racket size

string pattern

Game Type

Player Type

Place of Practice

Balance

strung

Practice Conditions

recommanded tension

Sold In Set

educational

series

cover included

Shaft Type

Shaft Flex

Main Material

72 g

Racket weight is an extremely important factor for every badminton player. Remember to consider:

-	How often you play, how injury-prone you are, your body size, and your playing style.

The heavier the racket, the more power you'll get. However, you'll lose speed, which can be a drawback for defensive players, quick volleys and counter-attacks. 

Weight

Length

Racket balance: Head Heavy Balanced (308 mm)

A balanced badminton racket will have a major impact on your game. There are three types of racket balance: 
-	Head heavy, for power
-	Even, for versatility
-	Headlight, for Speed

Soft shaft (flexible)

Rackets come in different flex options:
-	Flexible: These rackets are good for players looking for handling and long shuttlecock trajectories.
-	Medium: These rackets are good for players looking for a balance of power and handling.
-	Stiff: These rackets are good for advanced/expert players looking for power and precision.
-	Extra stiff: These rackets are good for expert players with impeccable technique looking for power. 

Shaft stiffness

The table rolling carbon weaving process improves the racket’s overall resistance and stability.

Table Rolling Carbon Fibre

String Tension

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