Yonex Badminton Racquet Astrox Attack 9 Pearl White G4 4U(80GMS-32LBS) (Made in India)

I got this racquet just out of curiosity since its the first Made in India full graphite racket from Yonex, And boy-o-boy was I surprised.Its a really really good racket for "doubles" beginners or intermediate players at an unbelievable price. The swing speed is superfast and net play is a breeze. You can surprise your opponents with quick returns and kills at the net, such is the speed of this racket.The control is very good and so is the defence. The flex of the racquet is perfect to compensate for its light weight and helps in controlling the shuttle for those precise net drops or lifts to the back court.However being a light weight and even balanced racquet, clears and smahes will be an issue but if you can time your shots well then they wont be much of an issue either.If you have been playing with a head heavy (HH) or a even balanced racquet, You will take some time to adjust to this racquet owing to it's light weight but once you are through it, you will start enjoying this racquet.Usually HH racquets are for more skilled players because they require a lot of wrist control and grip changes during play to control the shuttle and quicker reaction times and anticipation for faster swings during defence. Yes there is more power in them but it come at the cost of Control and Defence.So with this racuet If you feel that you are not getting enough power for smashes and clears, try working on your timing rather than changing the racquet to a more HH one. Once you have worked on your timing and swing speeds, you can try a HH racquet but till then for doubles this is perfect.PS: The grip tape is not good. Suggest you to change it. Also the racquet come pre-strung but the strings and the tensions are both poor. Get them changed and enjoy the first Made In India graphite racquet from Yonex. I wouldnt suggest a racquet tension of more than 24-26 Pounds for beginners as it would create a bit of unstability during mishits and off-center shots.

- This is best racquet for players who are between beginner to intermediate.- Good for Smashing due to being Head-Heavy.- Gives you 32lbs capacity so that you can easily restring 26-28 lbs without hesitation.- As you progress, it provides you control (as per your skills).- Pre-strunged strings will easily do good for first 3-4 months if you are just transitioning from beginner to intermediate and this racquet will help you to get to it.- But, if you are already intermediate player from long duration then, you will be able to extract every bit of the racquet and will improve your game.- My experience:-- Playing Badminton for past 10 months, I like to smash and back court drops too, initially I chose Nanoray 18i light due to reviews which gave me good response for initially 3 months of this racquet but next 3 months was very up-down due to progress in skill and racquet was not coping with me.- Due to this I shifted to this racquet and playing very good and still there's very much potential in the racquet to be extracted.

Very nice product with affordable price and very lovely product and I used this badminton racket Yonex astrokes 9 bills racket is very great for intermediate players and very affordable price and I suggest it is a very nice product to have

Value for money[Yonex Astrox Attack 9]: • Full Graphite Racquet: • Head Heavy /10mm Longer: • Isometric Head shape: • Made In India [developed by Yonex Japan]: • 32lbs Tension [recommended 24lbs]: • In just 1500rs, Affordable 😇Disadvantages: • It's Graphite and crack so fast as per the use of it, if it slightly touches anything while we playing, it'll break surely, with experience 😎🥲🤧: • It's grip is standard grip and when our hands get sweaty, it'll starts to lose grip: • Not for beginnersAnd It's look like so nice and professional ✌️

Very good product.. I'm using it for months.. value for money

First of all I am using this racquet from 4 months and I am a beginner.... So there are some pros and cons. Pros:-1. Racquet is so light weighted feels so light and because of this parallel drives, toss and smashes go just like butter2. Racquet is so durable once I was playing a doubles game and my racquet clashed so hard but my racquet got some minor scratches but it didn't break.3. Racquet is flexible but not so much means it is decent in flexibility.4. I will say that racquet is completely value for money if you are a learner at this price range you can buy this blindlyCons:-1. Racquet is head heavy only if you are using single grip but if you will use double grip aur towel grip the racquet will feel head balance.2. This is racquet is little expensive according to its features you can get the same features in less money some racquets are hundred power surge 20, hundred rock 88, etc. but if your looking for Yonex then u can buy astrox attack.That was the review I hope it will be helpful

Very light and swift to move good for beginners and it generates a good amount of powerIt's especially for people who want power in their smashes. And if we talk about it's looks then it outshines every racquets in this range.It feels very nice to hold the racquet but pre strung strings are not that good and It's a bit loose. It's better to string it by yourself it can hold the tension of 32 and I recommend to use 28-30 depending on how strong you want. At 26 lbs I was having strong smashes. If you want more durability in this range you can aslo try another badminton racquets which are made in japan or Taiwan.