X-FEEL Fury

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X-FEEL Fury
X-FEEL Fury

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Average review score

  • Rating: 9 / 10
  • Number of reviews: 1
    • Swing: 9
    • Maneuverability: 8
    • Control: 7
    • Touch：8

    X-FEEL Fury puts maximum power into every stroke, enabling even more powerful and sensational shots and helping players perform at their best. Packed with technologies for powerful shots, it is an easy-to-handle offensive model.

    Babolat defines the balance of a badminton racket by its inertia. A racket is balanced when its inertia falls between 73kg.cm² and 80kg.cm². Above 80kg.cm² it is head heavy, and below 73kg.cm² it is head light.

    ■Player type: Offense
    ■Weight: 87 g +/- 2 g
    ■Flex: Stiff
    ■Balance: 300 mm
    ■Balance type: Head heavy
    ■Length: 675 mm
    ■String pattern: 20/21
    ■Recommended tension: 8-12 Kg / 17-26 Lbs
    ■T-joint: Power T Joint
    ■Construction: carbon + wooden grip

    Item number
    602435

    Specifications

    Producer
    BabolaT
    Model number
    3324922080641
    Color
    Red
    Length
    675
    Weight
    3U

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    • sleepy-panda

      sleepy-panda （Experience：More than 20 years） Still aiming for hard hitting and fast rallies at nearly 60, I ran into it: Guts's great sword.

      Among players my age, even those at the national level, most now play matches mostly lifting the shuttle, and my partner and I were no exception: before we knew it, our style had become keeping rallies going while hard hitting, and lately we've often been on the back foot even in matches against university students. As it happened, our pair broke up, so I decided to return to the style I had before we teamed up, and while searching for a racket I ran into this insane racket.
      It's heavy. It hits with real heft. And the frame is incredibly stiff. But it doesn't feel head-heavy; it's mid-balance. Heavy rackets tend to sacrifice swing speed and may not be the trend, but since it's mid-balance, there are few problems. I've always been the type who likes to string on the soft side, so with the racket's weight and the shaft's stiffness you can crush the shuttle and make heavy, powerful attacks, and receiving is not much of a problem as long as you can set the racket face. What I especially appreciate is that backhand smashes are powerful, which widens the range of my attack.
      But I do think training so that you can swing this racket with ease is a must.

      2026/01/10
      Overall
      9/10
      Swing
      9
      Maneuverability
      8
      Control
      7
      Touch
      8
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