Best Yonex Badminton Rackets in Year 2013

In this article we shall explain about the Yonex Best in Class badminton rackets for 2013.

Yonex is continuously doing improvements in badminton technology and adding more variety in badminton rackets  range. Today we shall explain the  53 New Yonex Badminton rackets form the house of Yonex.

(1)Yonex Badminton Racket Voltric Z Force :

 Yonex Voltric Z Force is new badminton rackets which is having more stiffer frame and head heavy balance. As it is an head heavy frame so its provide powerful racket swing. Fame of the racket is made of HM graphite with having inbuilt sound filter for providing nice sound while racket hits the shuttle. Shaft of the racket is made of HM graphite and Nanopreme technology. Weight of this Yonex Badminton Racket is 4 U (80-84.9

gms) and grip size of the racket is G4,5. This Racket comes in White and Gold Colour. This Racket built with Tri-Voltage technology which means you can deliver superb smashes and great racket speed. This Yonex Badminton Racket is used by world number badminton player Li Chung wee.

Yonex Voltric Z Force

 (2) Yonex Badminton Racket ARCSABER i-SLASH:

This Racket is designed to delivered more flexibility and power. Racket is having more durability and improved flexibility which enabled racket to regain its original position in minimum possible time which is very important factor in short badminton rallies. Racket comes with medium flex , Frame of the racket is made of HT Graphite & CS CARBON NANOTUBE , Shaft is made of graphite. Weight of Badminton Racket is around 3U (85 to 89.9 Grms) and Grip is G4,5. Colour of racket is black and Red. Yonex ARCSABER i-SLASH is used by five European Singles Champion Peter Gade from Denmark.

Yonex iSlash

(3) Yonex Badminton Racket Nanoray 800

Yonex Nanoray 800

This racket is latest badminton racket from the house of Yonex. The Balance of the rackets is head light which gives fast racket swing for speedy badminton rackets smashes. NARORAY Technology provides fast and controlled Racket swing while you will feel superb repulsion (See Video on repulsion). NANORAY Technology is design to strengthen you badminton game is such a way so that you can push your opponent into third line of court. As racket consists thinner frame at top side so its minimise the air resistance and provides the greater head speed and faster swing. Weight of racket is 4 U (80-84.9 Grms) and grip size is G 4,5. Colour of Badminton Racket in Flash Blue. This Badminton Racket is used by Thomas Laybourn of Denmark.

Types of Badminton Rackets

Types of Badminton Rackets:

Badminton Rackets are made of three parts:

1. Head
2. Shaft
3. Handle

The types of available racquets vary depending on their balance, stiffness, weight and size of the grip.

Stiffness

The stiffness factor of a racquet describes its level of flexibility. In general, a Badminton Racquet with a stiffer shaft allows a player more control, and a racquet with a flexible shaft allows for more power. There are different types of racquet ratings based on stiffness: flexible, stiff, and extra stiff. Flexible racquets are usually appropriate for beginners to mid-level players. Stiff racquets are mainly used by experienced players.

Grip Size

The diameter of a badminton racquet's handle is known as its "grip size." The grip size refers to how large the diameter of the handle is. The type of grip size that a player chooses is either based on personal preference or the size of their hands. Players with large hands may choose a type of racquet with a small grip and players with small hands sometimes pick racquets with bigger grips. While you can't make a grip smaller, you can add to the thickness of your grip by adding "over grips", which are padded pieces of cloth-textured tape.

Disadvantages of Rental Racquets

Rental racquets, or racquets loaned out for free by community centers, can contribute to poor performance on the court and even put you at risk for a possible injury. Because loaner or rental racquets are usually made of less expensive, heavier materials than higher-end racquets, they can place an added strain on your wrist, especially if you're a beginner. Inadequate string tension is often another problem with rental racquets. The lack of tension diminishes the strength output of the racquet as well the control you have over the shuttlecock.

Reference:

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