A Guide to Yonex Badminton Rackets @ClubRackets

An video to help our audience choose a suitable Yonex Badminton Racket to play with.

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1:03 Which Range to Pick, Astrox, ArcSaber or Nanoflare?
3:51 Pro, Tour, Game & Play - What's the difference
7:13 Exploring the Astrox Range - Head Heavy
11:30 The Arc Saber Range - Even Balance
12:49 Nanoflares - Head Light

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[Galaxy_]

Out of the hundreds of vids for racquets this is the most useful one by far

[micksumo]

Great video for a relative rookie really helped explain the differences. Thanks

[parkseonghu]

This is the best really review. The play style of me suits with arcsaber so I’m thinking to get a arcsaber 7 pro. Thank you

[fazlishak]

Trade off what you are good at with the features of the racket that can help you with your weakness. If you have good smashing techniques and a bit lack in defense, go for nanoflare. Remember, to win the game you can't just attack, you also need to defends. The pro players are different. They find the racket which can help them to outshine their strength.

[Proflaxis]

Thank you for such a comprehensive and fantastic review of different Yonex racquets. Can you please also cover what gut to use.

[pogiboi]

Wow very good video n informative breakdown to make it very easily digestible!

[energynational]

Thanks ian very interesting and valuable information for everyone 👍

[artfuldodger]

Great breakdown mate, really informative and easy to follow, the 88D Pro and 100zz in 4u are by far my favourite, singles I tend to use the 100zz or the 88D too. But I mostly play doubles anyway

[buildorderbot]

I really like astrox rackets, some much power in the smash

[AnkitSingh-yqkc]

It would be great if you could review the Astrox 100 game rackets as you mentioned its one of the best sellers, I am interested in buying it as well. 👍

[okaynoice]

Hope you review the Nanoflare 800 LT when've got the chance!

[makata_pro]

My game change until I be able to play and used the arcsaber 11 Pro. Handsdown the best and really works for me very well, like defense, attack, clear, net any angle is superb and definetly my end game racket. In addition, I just had the Arcsaber 7 Pro, i didnt test it out yet but it feels different right after i hold it (unstrung). This video is really helpful for all those beginner who just started and looking for a great rackrt to play with, and for the experience player a guide to try and looking to replace their previous racket.

[thanatos]

Do a review on astrox ability, feel, and clear

All rounder racket is The 100zz ❤ 4:26 my love my bat

[AceRiver]

do you know where i can get yonex rackets custom painted?

[HammadIqbalPhoto]

There are a lot of contributing factors that impact the generated output of a swing, including string selection, string tension, grip method, form, technique, and experience. Although shaft thickness, stiffness/flex, and racket balance may be important, they are not conclusive.

[official_fetuga]

I'm from Nigeria is there anyway I can order a professional racket

[ashishgowdacl]

Hello, I am an intermediate player having a nano flare. My shots don’t generate much power now, so I’m thinking of going for astrox series. Is this the right way to think about it?

[erickmario]

Yes, you're right that the racket categories are head heavy, even balance, and head light. Now, I have the even balance racket (Arcsaber 11 Pro) and head light racket (Nanoflare 800). So, could you suggest which one the best head heavy racket? Thanks for your video.

[PiniritongLumpia]

Hi Guys Im a Begginers on Badminton, And I'm having so much Fun! I just want to ask for an advice, what arcsaber variation is the best for me? Like I want to play all-around but mostly singles for now until I gain more experience. Thanks! ❤