Explorer 620 Badminton Racket

The Explorer 620 Badminton Racket is an all-round performance racket designed for beginner to intermediate players who seek control, comfort, and reliability on the court. With a moderate weight of approximately 85g (4U class) and an even balance point, the Explorer 620 offers a stable feel suitable for both singles and doubles play. The high-strength graphite frame and medium-flex shaft allow easy handling while generating sufficient power for clears and smashes. Whether you’re playing casually or training regularly, this racket provides a great blend of manoeuvrability and shot consistency for players developing their technique.

Product Specifications:

• Length: 675mm (standard full size)

• Weight Class: 4U (approx. 85g ± 2g unstrung)

• Grip Size: G5 (preferred grip size in Malaysia for better control)

• Balance Point: 290mm (even balance for all-round play)

• String Tension Support: 20–26 lbs (recommended: 22–24 lbs for beginners)

• Frame Material: High-strength graphite composite

• Shaft Material: Graphite with medium flex

• Pre-strung: Yes (with standard nylon string)

• String Type: Durable nylon multifilament

• Grip Type: PU anti-slip grip (sweat-absorbent)

• Colour: Metallic blue with black accents

• Accessories: Basic full racket cover included

Usage Instructions:

1. Use string tension appropriate for your level—lower tension (20–22 lbs) provides more repulsion and power, while higher tension offers better control.

2. Warm up your wrist and shoulder before playing to avoid injury.

3. Replace grip regularly to maintain comfort and prevent slipping during matches.

4. Store the racket in a cool, dry place using the provided cover.

5. After each game, wipe the handle and frame to remove moisture and dirt.

Precautions:

• Avoid stringing above 26 lbs to prevent stress damage to the frame.

• Do not strike hard surfaces with the racket, as graphite can crack under impact.

• Not suitable for children under 10 without supervision due to swing force and frame weight.

• Keep away from excessive heat or moisture to preserve racket shape and tension.