Description
Li-Ning N68 Badminton String
A 0.68 mm high-rebound string for players who want fast, powerful shots with a crisp, loud hitting sound. Li-Ning makes the N68 in Japan with a high-polymer nylon multifilament core and a high-polymer braided outer layer, giving a hard feel with reliable durability. Each set is 10 m (33 ft), enough for one racket.
Why Players Choose the N68
High repulsion: rated 8/10 for repulsion power, so the shuttle leaves the stringbed quickly on smashes and clears.
Crisp sound: rated 8/10 for hitting sound, the sharp "ping" many players use to judge a clean strike.
Balanced durability: the 0.68 mm gauge lasts longer than thinner 0.65 mm repulsion strings while keeping most of their speed.
Key Technical Specifications
- Gauge: 0.68 mm
- Length: 10 m / 33 ft (one racket)
- Core: High-polymer nylon multifilament
- Outer: High-polymer braiding
- Feel: Hard
- Repulsion: 8/10 · Hitting sound: 8/10
- Control: 7/10 · Durability: 7/10 · Shock absorption: 7/10
- Player level: Intermediate
- Made in: Japan
- Model code: AXJT041
Who Is This For?
- Intermediate players who want more speed and sound than a durability string
- Attacking players who smash often
- Players who break thin repulsion strings too quickly
Complete your setup with badminton strings, badminton grips and the Li-Ning badminton racket range.
FAQ Section
Q1: What gauge is the Li-Ning N68? 0.68 mm.
Q2: How much string is in one set? 10 m (33 ft), enough to string one badminton racket.
Q3: Is the N68 a repulsion or durability string? It leans to repulsion (8/10) with solid durability (7/10), a good all-round attacking string.
Q4: What tension should I string the N68 at? Most club players use 20-26 lbs. Never exceed your racket's maximum rated tension.
Q5: Where is it made? Japan.
Q6: Does it feel hard or soft? Hard, with a crisp hitting sound.
Q7: Can TopCricketStore string my racket with N68? Yes. Add the string to your racket order and note your preferred tension.
Q8: Which colours are available? Egg Shell, Light Yellow, Strawberry Ice, Caribbean Sea and Phalaenopsis.
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