Description
Li-Ning No.1 Rebound Badminton String (0.65 mm)
An ultra-thin 0.65 mm string for advanced players who want maximum repulsion and a sharp, loud hitting sound. The Li-Ning No.1 Rebound uses heat-resistant, high-intensity nylon for both the multifilament core and the outer layer, giving lightning-fast shuttle speed with a moderate feel for aggressive play. Made in Japan. Each set is 10 m (33 ft), enough for one racket.
Why Players Choose the No.1 Rebound
Top-rated repulsion: rated 10/10 for repulsion power, so the shuttle comes off the stringbed fast on smashes, drives and clears.
Sharp sound: rated 9/10 for hitting sound, the crisp ping that tells you the strike was clean.
Precise control: rated 8/10 for control despite the thin gauge, for accurate placement at speed.
Key Technical Specifications
- Gauge: 0.65 mm
- Length: 10 m / 33 ft (one racket)
- Core: Heat-resistant, high-intensity nylon multifilament
- Outer: Heat-resistant, high-intensity nylon
- Repulsion: 10/10 · Hitting sound: 9/10 · Control: 8/10
- Durability: 7/10 · Shock absorption: 7/10
- Player level: Advanced / professional
- Made in: Japan
- Model code: AXJT061
Who Is This For?
- Advanced and tournament players who want the fastest possible stringbed
- Attacking players who live on smashes and fast drives
- Players who value sound and feel over maximum string life
Want more durability? Try the Li-Ning No.7 Rebound (0.70 mm) or the Li-Ning No.1. Complete your setup with badminton grips and the Li-Ning badminton racket range.
FAQ Section
Q1: What gauge is the Li-Ning No.1 Rebound? 0.65 mm, one of the thinnest Li-Ning strings.
Q2: How much string is in one set? 10 m (33 ft), enough to string one badminton racket.
Q3: How is it different from the regular No.1? Both are high-repulsion strings. The Rebound is Li-Ning's 0.65 mm version with a sharper sound and faster feel.
Q4: How durable is it? Rated 7/10. Thin 0.65 mm strings trade some lifespan for speed and sound; heavy hitters may break it sooner than a 0.70 mm string.
Q5: What tension should I use? Most advanced players string between 24 and 28 lbs. Never exceed your racket's maximum rated tension.
Q6: Where is it made? Japan.
Q7: Can TopCricketStore string my racket with it? Yes. Add the string to your racket order and note your preferred tension.
Q8: Which colours are available? White and Black.
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