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Yonex Astrox 88D Tour Badminton Racket - Power for maximum hitting power
The Yonex Astrox 88D Tour is a new addition to the Astrox series and is specifically designed for advanced players who want to dominate their game with powerful shots and precise backcourt control. The sleek black and silver design not only gives the racket a modern look but also underscores its performance.
With a medium-flexible shaft and head-heavy balance, the Astrox 88D Tour focuses on maximum power and control. This racket is ideal for players who rely on powerful smashes and clears to control their game. Thanks to its 4U weight, the racket is also agile enough close to the net, making it a versatile choice for a variety of playing styles.
The bat is unstrung When ordering, you can simply select the desired string and tension.
Product details
- Brand : Yonex
- Color : Black
- Weight : Normal (83-87 grams)
- Balance : High (top-heavy)
- Level : Advanced / Tournament Player
- Player type: Power
- Gender : Unisex
- Cover : Exclusive
- Holes : 76
- Flexibility : Stiff
- Shaft : HM Graphite / 2G-Namd Flex Force
- Frame : HM Graphite / CSR / Tungsten
- Handle size : 4U / G5
Highlights
- Top-heavy balance for maximum power in the rear field
- 2G-Namd Flex Force for explosive recoil movement
- CSR and Tungsten for stability and shot control
- Stiff shaft construction for precise smashes
- 76-grommet system for even stringing
- Ideal for advanced players and competitors
- Modern, powerful design in black/silver
Frequently asked questions about the Yonex Astrox 88D Tour
Who is the Yonex Astrox 88D Tour suitable for?
For advanced and tournament-experienced players who want to dominate their game with powerful shots and control.
Does the racket come strung?
No, the Astrox 88D Tour is delivered unstrung. However, you can select your preferred stringing and tension directly upon purchase.
What are the benefits of 2G-Namd Flex Force technology?
This technology ensures a faster recoil movement of the shaft – ideal for aggressive attacking shots with high energy transfer.
Is the racket also suitable for net play?
Despite its head-heavy orientation, the 4U racket remains agile enough for quick reactions at the net.
