Badminton racket Li-Ning TecTonic 7 Drive

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Balance:

head heavy

Weight:

4U (80-84 gramy)

Size

4UG5

Limited (3 pcs.)

Li-Ning TecTonic 7 Drive

Size: 4UG5

283,00 €

240,40 €

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Article number:	ST99999.1
Balance:	head heavy ? Racket balance The balance of the racket is the center of gravity of the racket. It is measured in centimeters from the shoe to the tip of the head. In this respect, the rackets can be divided into: balanced on the head - HH (head heavy), balanced on the handle - HL (head light), balanced evenly - EB (even balance). Two rackets with the same weight but differently balanced give a completely different feeling when playing. Rockets with a center of gravity shifted towards the handle have a lighter head and are more maneuverable. They are great to play with the net. Head-balance rackets usually belong to the group of light rackets. By shifting the center of gravity towards the head, the player can spend less energy to deliver a strong hit. These types of rackets allow for a dynamic "swing" during the game. Rather, they are intended for beginners. Center-balance rackets have an evenly distributed weight. They offer the player a balanced power and impact control. Handlebar balance rackets are rather heavy rackets. Their head is lighter. This translates into a less dynamic "swing" but better controlled strokes. These types of rackets are most often chosen by advanced players.
Cover:	yes
Flexibility:	stiff
Lenght:	67,5 ? Racket length The length of the racket is the distance from the base of the handle to the end of the racket head. The standard adult racket is 68.58 cm (27 inches) long, by far the most on the market. Extended rackets (even by a few centimeters) increase the range and strengthen the force of impacts, as well as provide better service and ball rotation. Instead, they reduce ball control. The lower maneuverability of the extended rackets is especially noticeable when playing at the net. Standard rockets are more dynamic. Shorter lengths than the standard ones are junior rackets. The physical conditions of the child are an important factor in the selection of rackets for children. The height and weight of a child may contribute to the fact that physically grown children should use rackets a little longer than recommended by the manufacturer. Division of rackets due to length: 27 inches (68.58 cm) and larger - for adult tennis players 26 inches (66 cm) - for children 10-12 years or 136-146 cm 25 inches (63.5 cm) for children 8-10 years or 128-136 cm 23 inches (58.5 cm) - for children 6-8 years old or 120-128 cm 21 inches (53.5 cm) - for children 5-6 years old or 112-120 cm 19 inches (48.5 cm) - for children 4-5 years or 100-112 cm
Material:	Graphit
String:	no
String tension (recommended in kg):	9-14,5 ? Recommended tension force Racket manufacturers provide the recommended tension force, measured in kilograms, with which they recommend stringing rackets with a tolerance of +/- 2 kg. Tighter strings in the racket give more control of the ball, but reduce strength, dynamics and rotation. Increasing the string tension also makes the game less comfortable, as more adverse effects from hitting the ball will be transmitted through the racket frame to the player's body generally. Weaker racket string tension reduces ball control (the catapult effect is often cited). However, we will achieve greater dynamics of strokes and rotation, because the ball stays on the strings longer and "bites" more into the racket.
Weight:	4U (80-84 gramy) ? Racket weight This is a very important factor in choosing the right racket. The weight of the racket for an adult player may vary between two hundred and three hundred grams. Summarizing, it can be assumed that: Beginners - should look for lighter rackets weighing 270-290 grams (men), 250-270 grams (women), Intermediate people - should pay attention to rackets weighing 280-300 grams, Advanced people - choose rockets that exceed three hundred grams with the option of individual "weighing" of the rackets through the use of lead tapes attached to the frame.

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Article number:	ST99999.1
Balance:	head heavy ? Racket balance The balance of the racket is the center of gravity of the racket. It is measured in centimeters from the shoe to the tip of the head. In this respect, the rackets can be divided into: balanced on the head - HH (head heavy), balanced on the handle - HL (head light), balanced evenly - EB (even balance). Two rackets with the same weight but differently balanced give a completely different feeling when playing. Rockets with a center of gravity shifted towards the handle have a lighter head and are more maneuverable. They are great to play with the net. Head-balance rackets usually belong to the group of light rackets. By shifting the center of gravity towards the head, the player can spend less energy to deliver a strong hit. These types of rackets allow for a dynamic "swing" during the game. Rather, they are intended for beginners. Center-balance rackets have an evenly distributed weight. They offer the player a balanced power and impact control. Handlebar balance rackets are rather heavy rackets. Their head is lighter. This translates into a less dynamic "swing" but better controlled strokes. These types of rackets are most often chosen by advanced players.
Cover:	yes
Flexibility:	stiff
Lenght:	67,5 ? Racket length The length of the racket is the distance from the base of the handle to the end of the racket head. The standard adult racket is 68.58 cm (27 inches) long, by far the most on the market. Extended rackets (even by a few centimeters) increase the range and strengthen the force of impacts, as well as provide better service and ball rotation. Instead, they reduce ball control. The lower maneuverability of the extended rackets is especially noticeable when playing at the net. Standard rockets are more dynamic. Shorter lengths than the standard ones are junior rackets. The physical conditions of the child are an important factor in the selection of rackets for children. The height and weight of a child may contribute to the fact that physically grown children should use rackets a little longer than recommended by the manufacturer. Division of rackets due to length: 27 inches (68.58 cm) and larger - for adult tennis players 26 inches (66 cm) - for children 10-12 years or 136-146 cm 25 inches (63.5 cm) for children 8-10 years or 128-136 cm 23 inches (58.5 cm) - for children 6-8 years old or 120-128 cm 21 inches (53.5 cm) - for children 5-6 years old or 112-120 cm 19 inches (48.5 cm) - for children 4-5 years or 100-112 cm
Material:	Graphit
String:	no
String tension (recommended in kg):	9-14,5 ? Recommended tension force Racket manufacturers provide the recommended tension force, measured in kilograms, with which they recommend stringing rackets with a tolerance of +/- 2 kg. Tighter strings in the racket give more control of the ball, but reduce strength, dynamics and rotation. Increasing the string tension also makes the game less comfortable, as more adverse effects from hitting the ball will be transmitted through the racket frame to the player's body generally. Weaker racket string tension reduces ball control (the catapult effect is often cited). However, we will achieve greater dynamics of strokes and rotation, because the ball stays on the strings longer and "bites" more into the racket.
Weight:	4U (80-84 gramy) ? Racket weight This is a very important factor in choosing the right racket. The weight of the racket for an adult player may vary between two hundred and three hundred grams. Summarizing, it can be assumed that: Beginners - should look for lighter rackets weighing 270-290 grams (men), 250-270 grams (women), Intermediate people - should pay attention to rackets weighing 280-300 grams, Advanced people - choose rockets that exceed three hundred grams with the option of individual "weighing" of the rackets through the use of lead tapes attached to the frame.

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