
What is the difference between the Yonex Nanoflare 700, 800 and 1000 series?
The Yonex Nanoflare series is designed for players who value speed, maneuverability, and precise control. Within the series, there are different lines—the Nanoflare 700, 800, and 1000—that differ in their construction, playing characteristics, and target audience.
The Nanoflare 700 series is the model with the largest head in the Nanoflare family. This creates an enlarged sweet spot, reducing mishits and improving control. These rackets have a head-light balance and medium flexibility, making them an excellent all-around racquet for advanced players—especially in doubles or controlled play.
The Nanoflare 800 series takes speed and directness a step further. Featuring a more compact clubhead, a stiff shaft, and a particularly fast frame profile, this model is aimed at experienced players with an offensive playing style. The "800 LT" variant is a particularly lightweight version, ideal for lightning-fast reactions in the drive game. The 800 series is characterized by extremely fast handling combined with direct feedback on impact.
The Nanoflare 1000 series is the most powerful version. It uses state-of-the-art materials like M40X graphite for added stability and power, combined with an extra-stiff shaft and a balanced to slightly head-light weight. The compact racket head offers an agile, precise feel. The Nanoflare 1000 Z version, in particular, was developed for advanced to professional players seeking maximum control on explosive shots—for example, in singles or as a front-line player in doubles.
In summary:
- the Nanoflare 700 to all-round players with a controlled style,
- the Nanoflare 800 to offensive players with a focus on drive and speed
- and the Nanoflare 1000 to top technical players who want to combine power with precision.