Local pickup available at Joy Badminton
Usually ready in 24 hours
Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours
2417 STROZIER AVESOUTH EL MONTE CA 91733அமெரிக்கா
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The Victor Thruster 7U is designed for advanced and competitive badminton players who prioritize ultra-lightweight rackets for enhanced speed, agility, and control. The "7U" classification represents one of the lightest racket categories available, typically weighing around 60-64 grams without strings and grip. This extreme lightness allows for rapid swing speeds and quick maneuverability, making the Thruster 7U particularly suitable for players who excel in fast-paced rallies and require a high degree of precision in their shot placement.Despite its lightweight nature, the Thruster series is known for its power-oriented design, and the Thruster 7U is no exception. It combines the series' characteristic head-heavy balance with the ultra-light frame to offer players the ability to execute powerful smashes, deep clears, and agile net play without compromising on speed or control.This racket is ideal for competitive players who are well-versed in controlling light rackets and can leverage the speed advantage without losing power in their shots. The Thruster 7U caters to those looking for a high-performance racket that supports an aggressive, fast-paced playing style, making it suitable for both singles and doubles play.
The box-shaped design effectively increases the stability and anti-torque, can stand higher string tension
The NanoTec Technology works by evenly distributing nano-sized particles in the vacant spaces between carbon fiber bundles, highly increasing overall stiffness of the carbon composite fibers, reducing distortion of the frame.
The single-pass grommet hole construction creates less friction between strings, reducing tension loss, and extending string life.
Based on multi-layered carbon fiber, the advanced Fiber Reinforced System can not only improve the elasticity, and also offers stable controllability with high tension string.
