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Li-Ning Blade X 800 Badminton Racket (3U/ 88 gms)
The Li-Ning Blade X 800 badminton racquet (3U/ 88 gms) is a marauder of a badminton racket that is concocted with everything superlative. This head-light badminton racquet comes engineered with Li-Ning Swing Weight technology.
₹24,990.00 Original price was: ₹24,990.00.₹13,499.00Current price is: ₹13,499.00.
Estimated Delivery Time: 2 - 4 Days (Delivery subject to pincode)
Estimated Delivery Time: 2 - 4 Days (Delivery subject to pincode)
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The Li-Ning Blade X 800 badminton racquet (3U/ 88 gms) is a marauder of a badminton racket that is concocted with everything superlative. This head-light badminton racquet comes engineered with Li-Ning Swing Weight technology, which ensures smooth weight transfer of the racquet into your shots, making them more offensive and lethal.
The Li-Ning badminton racquet features a 6.8mm hard, flexible shaft, falls under the 4U weight category, and offers a string tension of up to 30 lbs. The racquet performance is further enhanced using Accele Tech, Resile Shaft & HDF Shock Absorption technology.
About Li-Ning: Li-Ning Company Limited is a Chinese sportswear and sports equipment company founded by former Olympic gymnast Li Ning. The company endorses a number of athletes and teams worldwide.
Which racket is better 3U or 4U?
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 without compromising on speed. Typically singles players will use heavier rackets 3U (85-89g).FAQ's
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The Li-Ning Blade X 800 badminton racquet (3U/ 88 gms) is a marauder of a badminton racket that is concocted with everything superlative. This head-light badminton racquet comes engineered with Li-Ning Swing Weight technology, which ensures smooth weight transfer of the racquet into your shots, making them more offensive and lethal.
The Li-Ning badminton racquet features a 6.8mm hard, flexible shaft, falls under the 4U weight category, and offers a string tension of up to 30 lbs. The racquet performance is further enhanced using Accele Tech, Resile Shaft & HDF Shock Absorption technology.
About Li-Ning: Li-Ning Company Limited is a Chinese sportswear and sports equipment company founded by former Olympic gymnast Li Ning. The company endorses a number of athletes and teams worldwide.
Which racket is better 3U or 4U?
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 without compromising on speed. Typically singles players will use heavier rackets 3U (85-89g).FAQ's
The Li-Ning Blade X 800 badminton racquet (3U/ 88 gms) is a marauder of a badminton racket that is concocted with everything superlative. This head-light badminton racquet comes engineered with Li-Ning Swing Weight technology, which ensures smooth weight transfer of the racquet into your shots, making them more offensive and lethal.
The Li-Ning badminton racquet features a 6.8mm hard, flexible shaft, falls under the 4U weight category, and offers a string tension of up to 30 lbs. The racquet performance is further enhanced using Accele Tech, Resile Shaft & HDF Shock Absorption technology.
About Li-Ning: Li-Ning Company Limited is a Chinese sportswear and sports equipment company founded by former Olympic gymnast Li Ning. The company endorses a number of athletes and teams worldwide.
Which racket is better 3U or 4U?
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 without compromising on speed. Typically singles players will use heavier rackets 3U (85-89g).Customer Reviews
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