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Average review score

  • Rating: 9.27 / 10
  • Number of reviews: 41
    • Swing: 9.54
    • Maneuverability: 9.46
    • Control: 9.44
    • Touch：9.29
    Lightweight size racket with increased response and power.

    Specifications

    Producer
    YONEX
    Series
    VOLTRIC
    Model number
    4549317812044
    Grip size
    5U5、5U6、F5、F6
    Color
    Black / Blue, Black / Green
    Length
    675
    Weight
    5U,6U
    Shaft stiffness / feel
    Slightly hard
    Head balance
    Slightly head heavy
    Recommended tension

    F (equivalent to 6 U): 19 to 24 5 U: 19 to 24

    Frame material
    High elastic carbon frame + tungsten + black micro core
    Shaft material
    High elastic carbon shaft + nanometric, new built-in T type joint
    Frame shape
    isometric

    User Review SummaryAI Summary
    The racket is highly praised for its ultra-lightweight design with a head-heavy balance that appeals to both beginners and advanced players. However, poor durability and frequent breakage are consistently reported issues.
    ■ Frequently mentioned points
    • Ultra-lightweight (73-78g) with excellent maneuverability
    • Head-heavy yet light, suitable for both front and back court
    • Players lacking power can hit powerful shots easily
    • Prone to breaking due to fragile material
    • Some beginners find it too light to control properly
    ■ Representative voices
    ▲ PositiveDespite being head-heavy, the surprising lightness makes handling and operability exceptional. A versatile racket that beginners to advanced players can widely enjoy.
    ▽ CriticalThe extremely lightweight material breaks easily, with some users experiencing breakage within a month of purchase. Unlike other rackets lasting 7-8 years, this one has poor durability.

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    • Shujimtgucci

      Shujimtgucci So light..

      It's a very light racket. I understood well why Kamura, who excels in the front court, used it. It's very easy to swing and very maneuverable. Even when receiving smashes, the light racket is easy to move, so you can handle all kinds of shots with ease. I really like it, but be careful: because it's light, it breaks easily.

      2019/09/15
      Overall
      10/10
      Swing
      10
      Maneuverability
      10
      Control
      10
      Touch
      10
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    • Taro

      Taro （Experience：6-10 years） Very easy to use

      It's light but has a head-heavy balance, so it's very easy to use.
      However, as written in an earlier post,
      it breaks a lot. But I end up buying the FB again next time. That's the cycle.
      That's how easy to use it is; there's nothing else that can replace it.

      2019/09/06
      Overall
      9/10
      Swing
      10
      Maneuverability
      10
      Control
      10
      Touch
      10
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    • Racket benkei

      Racket benkei （Experience：6-10 years） Once you buy it, it's over

      This thing breaks at the slightest bump
      And yet I end up buying the exact same one again

      And then I buy the same one again

      I'm possessed by this racket

      Why? I don't know. Even with the ASTROX out, I break it again and buy it again

      2019/09/04
      Overall
      10/10
      Swing
      10
      Maneuverability
      10
      Control
      10
      Touch
      10
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    • Yusei

      Yusei （Experience：11-20 years） The lightest VOLTRIC

      I mainly play doubles, and I love the VOLTRIC series and use it regularly. I usually use the VOLTRIC Z-FORCE, but depending on my partner I sometimes use the FB. The VOLTRIC FB is head-heavy so smash speed doesn't drop off much, but it's very light, so it can handle fast exchanges at the front court too. When my partner is the type who smashes hard and often, I usually play front court with the VOLTRIC FB. Pushes and hairpins at the front court are very easy.

      2019/03/14
      Overall
      8/10
      Swing
      10
      Maneuverability
      10
      Control
      10
      Touch
      6
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    • ylnnnn 3366

      ylnnnn 3366 （Experience：4-5 years） Super light

      I thought it was an extremely light racket for a head-heavy one. In terms of how it feels during games, its performance in feel, shuttle hold, swing speed, maneuverability, and so on is outstanding. You can do your job at the front court with ease, and I think you can easily hit heavy smashes from the rear court too. I got interested after seeing Takeshi Kamura and Arisa Higashino using it, so I gave it a try.

      2019/02/12
      Overall
      9/10
      Swing
      10
      Maneuverability
      10
      Control
      9
      Touch
      9
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    • harro 123

      harro 123 A light head-heavy racket

      I think it's a racket that's easy to use in many ways! It's lightweight, so playing the front court was very easy. It's head-heavy, so you can hit attacking shots too! Be careful, though, it may be too light.

      2019/02/06
      Overall
      10/10
      Swing
      10
      Maneuverability
      10
      Control
      10
      Touch
      8
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    • Murata

      Murata （Experience：6-10 years） A racket for advanced power hitters.

      It's a racket that has earned great trust and high praise even from pro players. It lets you drive your shots home without losing power or speed all the way through. Because of that it's built a bit heavy, so you'll need to do some strength training yourself, but there's no doubt it will let you hit even more powerful shots.

      2019/02/04
      Overall
      10/10
      Swing
      10
      Maneuverability
      10
      Control
      10
      Touch
      10
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