Description
Victor THRUSTER RYUGA II PRO B Badminton Racket - Unstrung
SPEC & TECH
| Weight / Grip Size | 3U / G5 4U / G5 |
| Frame Material | High Resilience Modulus Graphite+HARD CORED TECHNOLOGY |
| Shaft Material | High Resilience Modulus Graphite+PYROFIL+6.6 SHAFT |
| String tension LBS | 3U≦32 lbs(14.5kg) 4U≦31 lbs(14kg) |
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Unleash Ultimate Power: Victor Thruster TK-Ryuga II Pro B
Built for the most aggressive attackers on the court, the Victor Thruster Ryuga II Pro B takes the legendary Ryuga lineage to the next level. Featuring a head-heavy balance and a stiff shaft, this racket is engineered to deliver devastating smashes and unparalleled offensive dominance.
Advanced Technologies:
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WES 2.0 (Whipping Enhancement System): Redefines the "whipping effect" with an innovative carbon fiber layering design. This allows the racket to flex faster, driving the shuttle down at incredibly sharp angles during jump smashes.
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FREE CORE Handle: Designed via computer simulation, this innovative nano-nylon handle allows the shaft to move more freely, providing a smoother swing and superior shock absorption compared to traditional wooden handles.
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PYROFIL Carbon Fiber: Sourced from Japan, these advanced high-performance composite bonds offer intense durability, ultra-light handling, and excellent vibration dampening.
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Power Box Frame: The box-shaped frame design effectively increases stability and anti-torque, allowing the racket to withstand higher string tensions without warping.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is the Victor Thruster Ryuga II Pro head-heavy?
Yes, the Ryuga II Pro is a distinctly head-heavy racket. It belongs to Victor's Thruster series, which is specifically designed for aggressive offensive players who rely on powerful, steep smashes from the backcourt.
What is the difference between the Ryuga II and the Ryuga II Pro?
The Ryuga II Pro is a more demanding racket designed for advanced players. It features a stiffer 6.6mm shaft and the upgraded WES 2.0 technology, providing sharper downward angles on smashes and faster snapback compared to the standard Ryuga II.
Is the Victor Ryuga II Pro good for beginners?
Because of its stiff shaft and head-heavy balance, the Ryuga II Pro is generally not recommended for beginners. It requires good swing technique and arm strength to unlock its full power. Beginners may find it difficult to maneuver during fast defensive exchanges.
What is the maximum string tension for the Ryuga II Pro?
The Power Box frame allows for high stringing tensions. The 3U model supports up to 32 lbs, while the 4U model supports up to 31 lbs.