The Axforce Series is built for Maximum Power. These rackets feature a Head-Heavy balance and the unique "Box Wing" frame design. This structure stabilizes the racket face upon impact, allowing you to transfer maximum energy into the shuttle. If you love to smash and play an attacking game from the back of the court, this is your weapon.

The Axforce Cannon has gone viral because it offers "Pro-Level Power" at a budget price. It is a head-heavy racket that feels incredibly solid (like a much more expensive frame) but is easy to use for intermediates. We stock both the White and Black versions. If you are a beginner looking for your first "serious" power racket, the Cannon is widely considered the best value on the market today.

Axforce 100 Qilin: The flagship beast used by Anders Skaarup Rasmussen. It has the thinnest shaft Li-Ning has ever made (6.0mm) for reduced drag and devastating snap-back speed. It is very stiff and demanding.

Axforce 90 (Dragon/Tiger): Maximum head weight. The "Dragon" is slightly head-heavier for pure power, while the "Tiger" is slightly faster. Ideal for singles players who want to dominate the baseline.

Axforce 80: Used by Chen Long and Yuta Watanabe. It is slightly more balanced and user-friendly than the 90 or 100, making it the preferred choice for doubles players who need power but also need to defend quickly.

Choose 4U (approx. 83g): If you have a strong wrist and want maximum smash power. The extra weight adds momentum to your swing.

Choose 5U (approx. 79g): If you are a newer player or play fast doubles. The lighter weight helps you react faster to defense shots while the head-heavy balance still gives you help with clears.

Axforce generally hits harder in a straight smash because of the Box Frame stability. Tectonic uses a flexible frame structure to generate whip-like power. Think of Axforce as a "Sledgehammer" (stable, heavy impact) and Tectonic as a "Whip" (snap-back energy). For pure raw power, go Axforce.