Dunlop Evo Titanium Badminton Racket

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Our Price: $79.95
Full Cover Included!

Product Type: RACQUET

Stock Status:(Out of Stock)
Availability:: Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business Days
Product Code: RACKET-DUNLOP-EVO-TITANIUM

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Description

The Dunlop Evo Titanium badminton racket is an even balanced racket for all around players. The Evo Titanium badminton racket provides balanced power and speed for excellent control and defense while still providing weight to help player to be on the offensive or attack position. Added to the frame is the Concave Technology frame which increase power by lengthening the distance of the strings between 2 points on Dunlop Evo Titanium badminton racket.

Similar to other Dunlop badminton rackets, the Evo Titanium badminton racket is pre-strung with Dunlop M-Fil Tour 66 tournament badminton string by the manufacturer at around 22 lbs. An excellent badminton racket with excellent powerful competition string. Comes with full racket cover!

Features

Level: Intermediate / Advance
Type: All Around
Flex: Flexible
Head: Isometric / Square
Grip: 3 5/8 inch
Length: 675mm
Weight: 89gm(3U-)
B.Pt: 5 (Even Balance - Head Light)
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Head: Carbon Graphite, Concave Technology
Shaft: Carbon Graphite
Cover: Dunlop Full cover
String: Pre-Strung with Dunlop M-Fil Tour 66 Tournament string around 22 lbs by the manufacturer

Average Customer Review:

4 of 5

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Decent racket for beginner or low intermediate	July 22, 2010
Reviewer: Joseph Hsu from NC United States

For $40 this racket is a bargain compared to others. It is made of 100% carbon, light weight, strung with decent competition string, and came with a full cover bag.

I really wished the racket was more head heavy for my style of game, offensive - thus the 4 stars instead of 5. The balance was kind of the middle or even balance. I want a little more head heavy.

Other than that, for beginners and low intermediate this racket is pretty easy to use from the beginning.

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