The NANOFLARE 800 PRO (NF800) offers significant enhancements over the NF800, resulting in a more aggressive drive that outpaces opponents with sheer speed.

The NANOFLARE 800 PRO (NF800P) has been further strengthened with an Enhanced Sonic Flare System, Wide Profile Frame and a new stringing pattern. The repulsion capabilities of the NANOFLARE 800 PRO significantly amplify the speed of drives, compelling opponents to struggle in their attempts to react to the shuttlecock. This innovative system in the new model leverages the steep angle from the stringing area to the T-joint, along with the integration of copper at the bottom of the frame to increase rigidity, ultimately enhancing the overall repulsion of drives.

INNOVATION
1. NANOFLARE Series Innovation: Sonic Flare System
   The top of the frame is constructed with the high-elasticity graphite material EX-HMG, with a 7.3% improvement in repulsion performance over conventional graphite, while new graphite material TORAYCA(R) M40 X, which is both incredibly strong and elastic, is spread over a wide portion of the bottom of the frame, enhancing stability and elasticity.
2. Enhanced Sonic Flare System
   The Enhanced Sonic Flare System is built through a careful combination of high modulus graphite, high modulus graphite at the tip of the frame, at the tip of the frame, and a strong yet elastic graphite, M40X (PRO model), at the base of the frame. The repulsion of drives is further improved with the steep angle from the stringing area to the T-Joint as well as the addition of copper in the bottom of the frame for select NANOFLARE 800 models. These materials provide high repulsion for maximum shuttle acceleration, but the carefully calculated placement, volume and combination of the graphite materials also deliver stability and control.
3. Wide Profile Frame
   The wide profile of the NANOFLARE frames reduces the deformation at swing, keeping the racket face stable and increasing repulsion.
4. Yonex Original Isometric Technology
   Yonex original Isometric square frame shape results in a wider sweet spot than a standard circular frame by equalizing the length of vertical and horizontal strings. This technology, created originally by Yonex, was first deployed in the Isometric 500 badminton racket, launched in 1992, after winning numerous top titles in tennis. Since then, Isometric has become a popular world standard.