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Alexandra Bøje: Racket & Equipment

European champion in 2026, Indonesia Open winner, and currently the world's number 2 in mixed doubles: Alexandra Bøje is having an extremely strong season alongside Mathias Christiansen.
In mixed, Bøje takes on a lot of responsibility in the fast game around the net. She takes the shuttle early, keeps the pressure up in flat rallies and tries to open up situations for her partner to attack from the backcourt. For that, she needs a racket that handles fast but still brings enough power for when she has to play from the backcourt herself.
  • European Champion in mixed doubles 2026
  • Indonesia Open winner 2026
  • Singapore Open winner 2026

Questions about Alexandra Bøje's equipment

Which racket does Alexandra Bøje play?

Alexandra Bøje plays the Hundred NITRIX 70 VOLTA. The racket combines a head-heavy balance with a more flexible shaft and is aimed at players who want power without having to play a particularly stiff racket.

Why does the NITRIX 70 VOLTA suit Alexandra Bøje's game?

Bøje's mixed doubles game demands fast reactions at the net, but also enough power when she attacks from the backcourt herself. The head-heavy balance supports offensive shots, while the more flexible shaft is a bit easier to accelerate than with very stiff power models.

Which shoes match Alexandra Bøje's Hundred setup?

Alexandra Bøje plays for Hundred. If you want to stay with the same brand, we carry the Beast Max, a stable badminton shoe with a grippy indoor sole and good hold for fast changes of direction.

Is Alexandra Bøje's racket also interesting for mixed and doubles players?

Yes. Especially if you don't just play at the net in doubles but regularly attack from the backcourt, the mix of head-heaviness and fast handling can be interesting. As always, weight and shaft flex should suit your own swing.