Yonex Voltric 80 Badminton Racket

Unfortunately the Yonex Voltric 80 is now discontinued however as an alternative stiff and head-heavy racket, we recommend the new Yonex Astrox 99.

Voltric 80, launched at the 2011 All England Badminton Championship and used by the eventual champion Lee Chong Wei, represents yet another leap by Yonex in enhancing racket performance through technology. By using Nanopreme, Yonex have enabled Voltric 80 to be combine greater repulsion power, elasticity as well as structural strength. It has also allowed Voltric 80 to have the thinnest shaft in the history of Yonex.

Voltric 80 also uses the 'Tri-Voltic' system which uses Tungsten are 2, 10 and 6 O'Clock position for greater kickback affect accentuating the effect of a head heavy racket while a slimmer profile on the sides of the frame and lighter weight make it more easy to handle and create even faster swing-speed.

This racket, because it is both head-heavy/powerful and light and maneuverable, will be suitable for a vast array of players offering great firepower on smash and easy to handle feel for doubles players.

• Flex: Stiff
• Frame: HM Graphite, Tungsten, Sound Filter
• Shaft: HM Graphite, NanoPreme
• Weight: 3U (85-89.9g)

Made in Japan.