Maxxaholic II

$119.00

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The Maxx Maxxaholic II is a 4U badminton racket featuring an 82 ± 2g weight, 295 ± 5mm balance and medium 8.7 ± 0.2 flex. Its High Modulus Graphite construction and Anti Torsion Core Frame provide a stable, responsive platform for intermediate to advanced players.

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Maxx Maxxaholic II Badminton Racket

The Maxx Maxxaholic II is a 4U badminton racket designed for players looking for a balanced combination of control, power and manoeuvrability. With an 82 ± 2g weight and 295 ± 5mm balance point, it provides a manageable overall feel while retaining enough weight towards the head to support attacking play.

The racket features a High Modulus Graphite construction and an Anti Torsion Core Frame, helping provide a stable platform through the swing and at impact. Its 8.7 ± 0.2 flex rating places it in the medium-flex range, offering a useful balance between responsiveness and forgiveness for players who do not want an extremely stiff racket.

The 4U specification makes the Maxxaholic II relatively light in the hand, which can be useful during fast rallies and repeated changes of direction. Combined with its 295 ± 5mm balance point, the racket is suited to players who want some additional head weight without moving into a heavier racket category.

The Maxxaholic II also supports high string tensions of up to 38 lbs, giving experienced players greater scope to select a tension suited to their own playing preferences and technique. The G6 grip size provides a slimmer handle profile that can be adjusted with replacement grips or overgrips to achieve a preferred feel.

With its 4U weight, medium flex, head-oriented balance and high-tension capability, the Maxx Maxxaholic II is a versatile option for intermediate to advanced badminton players looking for a racket that combines manageable handling with a solid, attacking-oriented feel.

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4U

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