Đánh giá vợt cầu lông yonex duora 99 năm 2024
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The Yonex Duora 99 Badminton Racket Black is very well suited for the advanced player that wants to have extra power on the backhand as well. This racket is balanced making it a great fit for players that value speed and power. This racket weighs in a modest 88grams and has a stiff flex which is great for power players with experience. Show IMPORTANT: This racket comes with original specialist strings and tensions already applied for longer term use from the brand. We recommend you select "original strings" when choosing you preferred upgrade option, as it'll save you cost and money in the present and future, unless you're a specialist high level competitive player or someone that specifically wants a certain string & tension. The ISOMETRIC™ equalizes the length of the main and cross strings in the string-bed, enlarging the sweet spot for more consistent accuracy even on off-centre hits. The single-pass grommet hole construction provides more grommet holes for a more high-performance stringing pattern. The control support cap provides an 88% wider flat surface compared with an ordinary racquet for easier gripping, fast follow-through and the sharpest maneuverability. Titanium Mesh racquets demonstrate excellent resistance to the high twisting forces generated at impact and have a mass ideally balanced for more face stability and head speed. YONEX Titanium Mesh fibres are 2.5 times harder and 2.3 times heavier than graphite. Moulded deep into the layers of graphite where the frame connects with the shaft, the YONEX Built-in T-Joint creates a durable and high-strength one-piece frame that is torque-free. Brand Yonex Model Series Duora Model name Duora 99 Head Construction H.M. Graphite / Super HMG / Nanometric Beta / Titanium Mesh Shaft Construction H.M. Graphite Original Racket Strings & Tension Yonex BG3 Strings at 20lbs Recommended Strings & Tension Yonex BG80 Power String Tension Range 21-29lbs Player Level Professional Player Style Power/Speed Racket Balance Balanced Flex Stiff Weight 88 grams Grip Size G4/S2 (Medium) Head shape Isometric Overall length 665mm Country of origin Taiwan Hi Tension Racket Hi Tension Badminton Rackets Buying GuideThe key question to ask firstly is what style of player are you, or what type of player do you want to become?
As a general guide for your playing style below is the kind of racket you'll want to look at purchasing: Playing Style Racket Balance Racket Flexibilityy Racket Weight Power Attacking Head Heavy Stiff 85g – 89g (3U All Round Balanced Medium 80g – 84g (4U) Speed & Fast Reactions Head Light Medium 79g or below (5U and up) Control & Touchh Head Light Hi Flex 79g or below (5U and up) In simple terms is means this: Player with Explosive Backswing Hitting = Stiffer Shaft needed as it'll unload faster for more power. Player with Slower Backswing Hitting = More Flexible Shaft needed so that it'll unload fully at impact. If you're still unsure what to choose for yourself, we'd recommend going for a medium flex badminton racket to minimise the chances of choosing incorrectly what's right for you. Weight: Weight can make a real difference to reaction speeds, and power behind the hit of a shuttle. Too light a racket and it won't go far or powerful enough. However too heavy a racket and you'll find you'll be reacting too slow in fast flat rallies, where reaction speed is everything.: Most rackets are weighted around 3U (85-89g) or 4U (80-84g), this is because it's a good weight balance for players to hit hard and also be able to react fast too.: Typically singles players will use heavier rackets 3U (85-89g), this provides the player with more stability and accuracy, with a little more weight for power behind it, without compromising on racket speed too much, as quick racket head speed isn't needed as much in the singles game: Doubles players however will usually want lighter rackets, the most popular weight for this being 4U (80-84g), this is because the Badminton Racket will offer more speed and quicker reactions in around the net and for defence against smashes.: Racket Strings Used & Tension: Again like the grip, this is customisable on any racket. However do look out for racket tension ranges on the product as this could potentially limit your ability to have the racket strung at a desired tension.: For a full breakdown on strings and tensions, see our buying guide specifically on this.: To put it simply however, if you're unsure what to choose when buying a racket you like, either go for the “Original Strings” option or “Stringers Professional Decision” for which we'll choose the string that best suits getting the maximum performance out of the racket for you.: Full Badminton Racket Buying Guide:
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