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Yonex organises its badminton rackets around three playing philosophies: power, speed and control. Here's how to tell them apart.
By United Sports Editorial
Each Yonex badminton series starts from a question: how do you want to win the point? Answer that honestly and the right family becomes obvious.
ASTROX rackets are head-heavy and built to attack. The Rotational Generator System counterbalances the weighted head so the racket still recovers between shots. Choose ASTROX if your game is built on smashes and steep, aggressive play from the back of the court.
NANOFLARE frames favour quick handling and fast repulsion. They shine in flat exchanges, counter-attacks and net play — classic doubles territory, and a strong option for defensive singles players.
ARCSABER rackets are evenly balanced and designed to hold the shuttle on the strings a touch longer, giving time to place it precisely. They suit all-court players who win with accuracy and deception.
“Pick the series for the player you are today, and the model within it for the player you're becoming.”
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