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YONEX BADMINTON RACKET NANOFLARE NEXTAGE DARK GREY

YONEX BADMINTON RACKET NANOFLARE NEXTAGE DARK GREY

£88.83 GBP
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YONEX BADMINTON RACKET NANOFLARE NEXTAGE DARK GREY
£88.83 GBP
£93.50 GBP £88.83 GBP

The Yonex Nanoflare Nextage 4U Badminton Racket is the newest addition to the Nextage collection a line-up of rackets designed for intermediate players wanting a professional feel from their rackets along with premium-looking designs and sleek designs.

The Nextage range focuses on comfort and performance with advanced construction and technologies.

The Nanoflare Nextage has been designed with the intermediate players looking to improve in mind packed with technologies to improve its aerodynamics stability and repulsion for an extra boost in manoeuvrability and power.

A head-light 4U racket with medium flex the Nanoflare Nextage excels in fast-paced gameplay for players who like to be close to the net and in control of the game.

Features:

Nanocell NEO - A resilient yet flexible graphite material used to increase the repulsion and stability of the racket.

AERO Frame - Smoother contours throughout the racket head for less wind resistance and improved aerodynamics for extra racket speed.

ISOMETRIC - Developed over 30 years ago the ISOMETRIC design increases the sweet spot by 7%.

Compared to a conventional round frame a square-shaped ISOMETRIC racquet generates a larger sweet spot by optimizing the intersection of the main and cross strings.

Sonic Flare System - The revolutionary new graphite material TORAYCAR M40X and SUPER HMG provide unrivalled power and stability for maximum shuttle acceleration.

Super Slim Shaft - The slimmest racket shaft ever produced by YONEX vastly reduces air resistance whilst providing maximum feel.

New Built-In T-Joint - The lightweight T-Joint increases the stability of the shuttle on the strings maximizing power and control.

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