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Victor Thruster Ryuga Metallic C - Frame Only

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Key Feature

Weight

93g

Balance

Head Heavy

Length

675mm

Construction

Graphite

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Victor Thruster Ryuga Metallic C Badminton Racket - Frame Only
Victor Thruster Ryuga Metallic C Badminton Racket - Frame Only
£119.99 £240

Balance - Head Heavy

Flex - Stiff

Weight - 93g - 3U

Player Style - Aggressive advanced players

Construction - High Resilience Modulus Graphite + Metallic Carbon Fiber + Pyrofil

Max Tension - 32lbs

Description;

Continuing the attacking prowess of the TK-RYUGA family, TK-RYUGA METALLIC is engineered with innovative Metallic Carbon Fiber technology on the racket frame, delivering a unique blend of elasticity and sturdy handling to enhance every aggressive shot. Designed with a blend of black and deep red colourways, adorned with dragon elements, this is a masterpiece that combines fierceness and aesthetics.

The combination of Metallic Carbon Fiber technology and a wooden handle merges the elasticity of the former with the clear hitting experience features of the latter, unleashing explosive smashes and superb attacks on the court!

As the newly appointed racket of Lee Zii Jia, TK-RYUGA METALLIC is engineered with Metallic Carbon Fiber technology. This enhancement showcases the advantage of powerful offense and precise control, boosting Lee's attack on the court.

"TK-RYUGA METALLIC features a heavier head, providing me more powerful and robust attacks, and I love the dragon motif design a lot." - @leeziijia

Features:
POWER BOX – The box – shaped design effectively increases the stability and anti-torque, therefore can stand higher string tension.
PYROFOIL – An advanced carbon fibre with high performance and ultra-light material from Japan. It offers excellent shock absorption and enhances handling in every single game.
HARD CORED TECHNOLOGY – Inspired by military helicopter, multi-layered structure made by carbon fibre and composites, minimises material size, reinforces handling feel and performance at a critical standard.

  • Weight - 93g
  • Balance - Head Heavy
  • Length - 675mm
  • Construction - Graphite
  • Product code - WH2030

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Head heavy or head light badminton racket?

Head heavy puts more weight behind a smash and suits singles and attacking play. Head light is faster to react with at the net and is the usual choice for doubles, where exchanges are quicker. Even balance splits the difference and is the safest first racket.

What does shaft flex mean?

Flex describes how much the shaft bends during a swing. A flexible shaft loads and releases with a slower arm, so it does some of the work for you and suits beginners and social players. A stiff shaft only releases if you swing fast, and gives control and accuracy in return. Buying too stiff too early is the most common mistake.

What string tension should I use?

Lower tensions around 20 to 22lb give a trampoline effect and more forgiveness, which suits most club players. Higher tensions of 24lb and above give control and a crisper feel but demand a clean strike and break sooner. Start low and work up.

What is the difference between feather and nylon shuttles?

Feather shuttles fly and decelerate the way the game is designed around, and are what all competitive play uses, but they break quickly. Nylon shuttles last far longer and cost much less, which makes them right for practice, clubs and casual play. Most players use both.