Yonex Badminton Rackets

Q. Why choose Yonex badminton rackets?

A. Yonex has evolved into manufacturing badminton rackets since 1957. Today, approximately 80% of international players choose Yonex badminton rackets for their consistent results and innovative technology. In addition to premium badminton rackets, the company has also introduced several versions of their popular rackets, thus, making them more accessible and affordable for all types of players.

Q. Please explain the different Yonex racket series.

A. Over the years, Yonex has introduced several racket series catering to different types of playing styles and levels. Here are the current Yonex badminton racket series to help you choose:

1. Power: In the past Yonex launched power rackets under the Voltric series, they now release power/head-heavy rackets under the Astrox name.

2. Speed: The older series was called Nanoray. Today, Yonex launches its speed or head light rackets under the Nanoflare series.

3. Control: All rackets under the Arcsaber series are even-balance to offer a good sense of control and the perfect balance between power and speed.

Q. Why Yonex has introduced Tour, Play, and Game versions of their Popular Rackets?

A. Yonex has introduced different versions of their popular professional racquets so that all players with different skill levels and varying budgets can buy them.

1. Pro Series: The best-of-all Yonex pro series rackets are made in Japan. The company uses the most advanced technology and materials to manufacture these rackets. The pro series is best suited to advanced badminton players and professionals.

2. Tour Series: They are mid-range badminton rackets often made in Taiwan. and prove to be a more affordable version of the pro rackets. Ideal for intermediate and advanced-level players.

3. Game Series: The mid-level badminton rackets are usually made in Taiwan or China. They are an intermediate racket with standard features.

4. Play Series: The most affordable of the lot, the Play series is beginner-friendly and often the first choice of casual players. The Play version of any racket has stark/basic features and is more forgiving to complement the playing styles of new players. Made in China.