Duo Smash X3

$119.00

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The MAXX Duo Smash X3 is a 4U badminton racket weighing 82 g ±2 g with a head-heavy 300 mm ±5 mm balance and medium flex. Constructed from High Modulus Graphite, it features a G6 grip and supports a maximum string tension of 30 lbs.

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MAXX Duo Smash X3 Badminton Racket

The MAXX Duo Smash X3 is a 4U badminton racket designed for players looking for a balance of power, control and manoeuvrability. With an average weight of 82 g ±2 g and a 300 mm ±5 mm balance point, it has a head-heavy profile that places additional weight towards the racket head while retaining the lighter handling of a 4U frame.

The racket has a flex rating of 8.7 ±0.2, providing a balanced level of flexibility for a versatile response on court. This specification is suited to players who want a racket that can support both attacking shots and controlled play without requiring the feel of a very stiff shaft.

The Duo Smash X3 has a G6 grip size and supports a maximum recommended string tension of 30 lbs. Its 4U weight makes it relatively easy to manoeuvre, while the 300 mm balance point adds stability and additional weight towards the head for players who prefer a more attacking racket setup.

Constructed from High Modulus Graphite, the Duo Smash X3 is available in several colour combinations, including Black, White/Red and White/Mint. The racket combines its lightweight 4U specification with a head-heavy balance and medium-flex profile to provide an adaptable option for players who value both power and handling.

For players looking for a lightweight racket with a head-heavy feel, the MAXX Duo Smash X3 offers a straightforward combination of 4U weight, 300 mm balance, medium flex and up to 30 lbs string tension. It is a versatile choice for players wanting a racket that can be used across different areas of the court.

Weight

4U

Colour

White/Mint, White/Red

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