Description
Yonex Astrox 100 ZZ Kurenai Red Badminton Racket Unstrung - Made in Japan
PLAYER USING THIS MODEL : Viktor Axelsen (DENMARK), Akane Yamaguchi (JAPAN), Li Shi Feng (CHINA), Chen Qing Chen (CHINA), Takuro Hoki (JAPAN).
| Flex | Extra Stiff |
|---|---|
| Frame | HM Graphite, Namd, Tungsten, Black Micro Core, Nanometric |
| Shaft | HM Graphite, Namd™ |
| Joint | NEW Built-in T-Joint |
| Length | 10 mm longer |
| Weight / Grip | 4U (Avg.83g) G5, 6 3U (Avg.88g) G4, 5, 6 |
| Stringing Advice | 4U: 20 - 28 lbs 3U: 21 - 29 lbs |
| Recommended String | Control Players: AEROBITE BOOST Hard Hitters: BG66 FORCE |
| Color(s) | Kurenai |
| Made In | Japan |
| Item Code | AX100ZZ |
*It comes with a Badminton Racket cover.
A world-first, new dimension graphite material, Namd™, produces more flex with a faster snapback, unleashing dramatic power. (Namd™ is a technology developed by Nitta Co., Ltd.)
Frequently Asked Questions about the Astrox 100 ZZ
Q: Is the Astrox 100 ZZ head heavy or head light? A: The Astrox 100 ZZ is a head-heavy racket designed for offensive play and power. It features Yonex's Rotational Generator System to balance the weight for smoother transitions between shots.
Q: What is the difference between 3U and 4U versions? A:
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4U (Avg. 83g): Lighter, faster maneuverability, easier for defense and doubles play.
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3U (Avg. 88g): Heavier, delivers more raw momentum and smash power, preferred by singles players with strong wrists.
Q: Which pro players use the Astrox 100 ZZ? A: This racket is used by World #1 Viktor Axelsen (Denmark), Akane Yamaguchi (Japan), and Li Shi Feng (China).
Q: What string tension should I use for the Astrox 100 ZZ? A: Yonex recommends 20-28 lbs for the 4U model and 21-29 lbs for the 3U model. However, many advanced players string it higher (28+ lbs) to maximize the "Solid Feel Core" and extra stiff shaft.
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