Description
Li-Ning Turbo Charging Z Combat 5U Red / Black Badminton Racket (Prestrung)
A head-heavy attacking racket for players who want smash power in a light, easy-to-swing frame. The Li-Ning Turbo Charging Z Combat (AYPR184-5) pairs a 303 mm balance point with a flexible shaft and an aerodynamic trapezoidal frame. This listing is the 5U (75-79.9g), G6 grip version in Red / Black, supplied prestrung and ready to play.
Why Players Choose the Turbo Charging Z Combat
Combat Series power: a heavier head and higher balance point than the Z Boost, so clears and smashes carry more weight with less effort.
Aerodynamic trapezoidal frame: the frame cross-section cuts air drag, so the racket comes through faster on every swing.
Dynamic Optimum Frame: an enlarged sweet spot keeps repulsion and control on off-centre hits.
MPCF reinforcing and Stabilized Torsion Angle: keep the frame stable and limit twisting at impact for more accurate placement.
Key Technical Specifications
- Series: Turbo Charging (Combat)
- Model Code: AYPR184-5
- Weight: 5U (75-79.9g)
- Grip Size: G6
- Balance: Head heavy (303 mm balance point)
- Shaft: Flexible, 7 mm
- Frame Shape: Dynamic Optimum Frame
- Material: Carbon fibre
- Maximum String Tension: 30 lbs
- Color: Red / Black
- Stringing: Prestrung
- Player Type: Attacking
- Player Level: Intermediate
- Included: Li-Ning racket cover
Who Is This For?
The Turbo Charging Z Combat 5U suits:
- Intermediate players with an aggressive, smash-first game
- Players who want a head-heavy racket that is still light and quick
- Anyone who wants a ready-to-play racket without paying for stringing
Prefer an all-round feel? See the Turbo Charging Z Boost. Complete your kit with badminton strings, badminton grips and a badminton bag, or browse the full Li-Ning badminton racket range.
FAQ Section
Q1: What color is this Li-Ning Turbo Charging Z Combat? Red / Black. Li-Ning also makes the Z Combat in Black / Copper.
Q2: Does it come strung? Yes. It ships prestrung and is ready to play out of the box.
Q3: What is the maximum string tension? 30 lbs. If you restring, most club players choose 22-26 lbs; stay at or below 30 lbs to protect the frame.
Q4: What is the difference between the Z Combat and the Z Boost? The Combat is the attacking version, with a heavier head and higher balance point for power. The Boost is the all-round version with a more neutral feel.
Q5: What does 5U mean? 5U rackets weigh 75-79.9g, lighter than 4U (80-84.9g). Lighter rackets swing faster and are easier on the wrist and shoulder.
Q6: What grip size is this racket? G6, a slim grip. Add an overgrip if you prefer a thicker handle.
Q7: Is it good for beginners? It is built for intermediate players. Beginners can use it, but its head-heavy balance rewards solid technique.
Q8: Does it come with a cover? Yes, a Li-Ning racket cover is included.