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Yonex NanoFlare 700 Play Badminton Racquet (Silver/Sky Blue) (4UG5)
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Yonex NanoFlare 700 Play Badminton Racquet Features
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Flex : Hi-Flex , Frame : Graphite, Nanocell NEO, HM Graphite, SERVO FILTER , Shaft : Graphite, Shaft : Graphite , Length :10 mm longer , Weight / Grip : 4U G5 , Stringing Advice : 4U: 20 - 28 lbs , Color(s) : Midnight Purple , Made In :Taiwan
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ISOMETRICTM delivers greater control without sacrificing power. ISOMETRICTM is a Trademark of Yonex CO., LTD.
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ISOMETRIC Enlarged Sweet Spot : technology continues to help the world’s greatest players achieve global success. Developed over 30 years ago, the ISOMETRICTM design increases the sweet spot by 7%*. Compared to a conventional round frame, a square-shaped ISOMETRICTM racquet generates a larger sweet spot by optimizing the intersection of the main and cross strings.SOMETRICTM delivers greater control without sacrificing power. ISOMETRICTM is a Trademark of Yonex CO., LTD. *Tested by Yonex
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Max Acceleration : Carefully selected high modulus graphite are strategically placed across the bottom of the frame to provide unrivalled power and stability for maximum shuttle acceleration.
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Sonic Flare System Max Acceleration : Carefully selected high modulus graphite are strategically placed across the bottom of the frame to provide unrivalled power and stability for maximum shuttle acceleration.
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Super Slim Shaft Reduced Air Resistance : Designed to slice through the air, generating speedy power.
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Energy Boost CAP PLUS : Uniquely shaped cap which maximizes shaft performance. The front allows the shaft to flex, while the sides archshaped curve stabilizes the racquet face by preventing the shaft from twisting.
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Built-in T-Joint : Increases strength between the frame and shaft eliminating head twist for more control.
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Nanocell NEO : A resilient yet surprisingly flexible graphite material providing increased power.
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AERO Frame : Cuts air resistance for faster swing speeds and increased maneuverability.
