Super Series SS 900 Badminton Racket

The Super Series SS 900 Badminton Racket is designed for competitive and high-performance gameplay, offering advanced features that cater to aggressive smashers and tactical players. Its aerodynamic frame profile reduces drag during swings, enabling faster racket head speed. With a head-heavy balance and a stiff shaft, the SS 900 delivers explosive power on smashes while maintaining sharp control in net play. Ideal for players who frequently engage in offensive rallies, this racket is built for durability, precision, and powerful returns. It is suitable for club players, state-level athletes, and serious badminton enthusiasts in Malaysia.

Product Specifications:

• Length: 675mm (standard full-length)

• Weight Class: 3U (approx. 88g ± 2g without string)

• Grip Size: G5 (common size in Malaysia for better wrist control)

• Balance Point: 300mm (head-heavy for power shots)

• String Tension Support: 22–30 lbs (recommended: 26 lbs for regular players, 28+ lbs for advanced)

• Frame Material: Carbon graphite + reinforced titanium mesh

• Shaft Material: Ultra-high modulus graphite with stiff flex

• Grip Material: Anti-slip PU wrap grip, sweat-absorbent

• Colour Scheme: Glossy blue with metallic silver accents

• Cover Included: Padded racket bag with zipper

Usage Instructions:

1. Select the string tension based on your skill level—higher tension for control, lower tension for more repulsion power.

2. Replace the grip regularly to maintain strong, slip-free handling.

3. Warm up and stretch before playing to prevent injuries due to stiff shaft response.

4. Store the racket in the provided cover and keep away from heat and moisture.

5. Avoid striking the floor or hard surfaces, as this can crack the graphite frame.

Precautions:

• Do not exceed 30 lbs string tension to avoid damaging the racket frame.

• Keep out of prolonged sunlight or heat (e.g., car dashboards) to prevent material fatigue.

• Not suitable for children under 12 due to weight and stiffness.

• Replace strings every 3–6 months or sooner depending on playing frequency.