Nanoray 10F Hi-Flex Pre-Strung Badminton Racquet

I got mine today, I really enjoyed. Light weight and powerful.

Value for Money, Beginner friendly as well as great for intermediate players. It has good control and power. It's not extremely lightweight and so it works well for smashes as well.

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You should be aware that it is not as good as it seems due to all the promotion and things like that. For those who like smashing hard on the birding, it is bad for this badminton racket, for it breaks easily. Also it is very light, and feel cheap. This also breaks your birdie more easily because it is less slippery. I think you can get a racket better than this for less than what you pay for this. The benefit of this racket is that it has more accuracy and can aim better than other

This is great for beginners. Great grip .light n amazing

At the core of this racquet is the Nanoray technology, which provides a head-light balance. This design makes the racquet feel incredibly weightless in your hand, allowing for lightning-fast swings and effortless transitions between forehand and backhand shots. You'll find it much easier to defend against quick smashes thanks to this reduced frame weight.

Very light. Great construction

Very light and easy to swat

It is very light. My son loves it so much; he carries it with him everywhere he goes, in the house. :)

Let me give you the following disclaimer first: I'm an amateur playing 3-4 times per week from last 3 months, upgraded to this racket from Yonex ZR100 and bought this at 1766. So here goes.. As you upgrade your game, you might realize that your skills might be hampered by your racket as well. I researched on professional rackets but those cost upward of 10K LOL. So I checked Voltric, Astrox and Nanoray which were within my budget. Of these 3 and their multiple variants, Nanoray had the least purchase to complaint ratio. I mean you just cant sell thousands of racket without having stupid 1star reviews, but that ratio skews to higher ratings when the item is really good. Voltric and Astrox are great on their own and Im sure I might have given a similar positive feedback for those as well. But I am not at all disappointed in my purchase of this one. My friend uses Astrox and hes fine with that one as well. Now about the racket, its super light and super strong. Dont believe in those stupid reviews that mention it broke, u dont know how dumb people can get when they are angry. Rackets are not supposed to be used as dandiya for god sake! This is a super racket which is strong and quite well designed. I have not come to the level to get it custom gutted yet, but Im sure this racket can handle about 30 lbs tension without any issues. This is an awesome buy for me, thanks! Edit after 6 months: Still going strong as new one, absolutely genuine product. Just go for it!

Good Racquet and very light with good quality. Would purchase it again

I have been using this for nearly a year. The weight is superb - 5u light and appropriate for my needs. I have wrist issues so unable to use heavier rackets. Net player and able to return fast with this racket. For beginner to intermediate level - adequate racket to enjoy the game. Also came in with a bag so that's great.

1 less star as length a bit (few mm) short than my previous rackets .. Rest all good…