Zoran Primorac (Made in Japan) - Flared (FL)
Zoran Primorac (Made in Japan) - Flared (FL)
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The ZORAN PRIMORAC is one of Butterfly’s most popular blades. It is extremely versatile, supporting all playing styles and can be used – depending on the rubbers – equally well for offensive and defensíve play. This version is produced in Japan and while identical in the wood and veneer selection, it is made with a different glueing technique that results in a slightly harder and heavier blade when compared to the PRIMORAC made in Europe.
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صُنع بواسطة: شركة لي-نينغ (الصين) للسلع الرياضية المحدودة، بكين، جمهورية الصين الشعبية. مستوردة ومُسوّقة بواسطة: شركة صن لايت سبورتس الخاصة المحدودة، مونشوارا لايوت، أفالهالي، طريق مدراس القديم، بالقرب من كي آر بورام، بنغالورو، 560049، كارناتاكا، الهند.
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Rackets Weight Guide
The weight of a badminton racket is typically denoted by a "U" followed by a number, such as 2U, 3U, etc. Here's a breakdown of what these terms mean and why they are important:
Importance of Racket Weight
Heavier Rackets (2U, 3U)
Provide more power due to the greater mass, making it easier to hit strong smashes. They also offer better stability and control, which is beneficial for defensive play and precision shots.
Lighter Rackets (4U, 5U, 6U)
Allow for faster swings and quicker responses, making them ideal for doubles play and fast-paced games. They enable swift movements and quick transitions but may require more effort to generate power.
Tips for Choosing the Right Weight
Test Different Weights
If possible, try out rackets of different weights to see which feels most comfortable and suits your style of play.
Consider Your Goals
Determine whether you prioritize power, control, or speed in your gameplay.
Consult Experts
Seek advice from coaches or experienced players who can provide insights based on your skill level and playing style. Or just give us a call or WhatsApp us on +91-79008-99008 and we'll help you choose a perfect racket for you.
How to measure foot length?
- Stand straight on a paper, and mark points of the longest front toe and heel. The length of the two points is the foot length. This is to be measured in centimetres (cm).
- Left foot and right foot will be slightly different lengths, please measure the bigger one.
- If feet are thick and wide, can choose one size bigger.
- If feet are narrow and thin, please choose one size smaller.