The Thunderdome 6.2 badminton racket is the perfect choice for players seeking explosive performance on the court. With its modern design and advanced technical features, this racket will help you reach your full potential.The racket frame is made of high-quality graphite, offering an optimal combination of lightness and strength. This allows for quick and precise movements, giving you an advantage over your opponents. The advanced Aero Frame technology ensures improved aerodynamics, resulting in increased swing speed.The Thunderdome 6.2 also features Slim T technology, which reduces air resistance during swings, allowing you to hit harder and faster. Additionally, the Woofer technology ensures optimal energy restitution upon impact, resulting in increased power in your shots.The racket has an isometric head, providing a larger sweet spot and improved accuracy. This allows you to place your shots with precision and easily hit difficult shuttles.Brand: Thunderdome
Fiche technique Thunderdome 6.2 badminton racket (Uncorded) 5U :
Frame Composition: Graphite
Weight: 5U (approximately 75-79g)
Balance: Balanced
Flexibility: Medium
Recommended String Tension: 24-26 lbs
Technology: Aero Frame, Slim T, Woofer
Brand: Thunderdome
Caracteristiques Thunderdome 6.2 badminton racket (Uncorded) 5U :
Graphite frame for an ideal combination of lightness and strength
Aero Frame technology for improved aerodynamics and increased swing speed
Slim T technology for reduced air resistance and more powerful swings
Woofer technology for optimal energy restitution and increased power
Isometric head for a larger sweet spot and improved accuracy
5U weight for optimal maneuverability
Balanced balance for precise control
Medium flexibility for a good blend of power and control
Recommended string tension of 24-26 lbs
Trusted brand: Thunderdome
Used by :
Professional and amateur badminton players looking to improve their grip and control during matches. The Thunderdome 6.2 badminton racket is suitable for all skill levels and is ideal for those seeking better racket grip.
