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Hundred Nitrix 80 Bullet (Nitro Blue)

Hundred Nitrix 80 Bullet (Nitro Blue)

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The Hundred Nitrix 80 Bullet is a head-heavy top racket in the Nitrix series, Hundred’s power series. It is made for advanced players, elite players and competitive players, and advanced junior players can also play with it.

The Nitrix 80 Bullet is head-heavy, but slightly less head-heavy than the Nitrix 70 Venom. You therefore get slightly faster racket handling, but not quite the same power. It is something of a control version of a power racket.

The shaft differs by weight class: it is stiff in 3U and medium in 4U and 5U. A stiff shaft requires the technique to handle it, while a medium shaft sits between flexible and stiff. The shaft is only 5.9 mm thick, which gives you slightly faster racket handling than the Nitrix 70 Venom.

The Nitrix 80 Bullet sits at a higher level than the other Nitrix models because it is medium to stiff. In 4U and 5U it is a little easier to play with and less demanding than the Nitrix 70 Venom. In 3U it is relatively stiff and very similar to the Nitrix 70 Venom.

The Nitrix 80 Bullet is available in 3U, 4U and 5U. 3U is the heaviest, gives the most power and has a stiff shaft. 4U and 5U are lighter, have a medium shaft and are easier to play with. 3U and 4U can be strung up to 32 lbs and 5U up to 30 lbs.

We recommend the Nitrix 80 Bullet for advanced, elite and competitive players who want a power racket with slightly faster racket handling and more control.

In short:

  • Head-heavy
  • Stiff shaft in 3U, medium shaft in 4U and 5U
  • 5.9 mm shaft
  • Available in 3U, 4U and 5U
  • Max. string tension: 32 lbs (3U and 4U), 30 lbs (5U)
  • Power with fast racket handling
  • For advanced, elite and competitive players

Shipping & Returns

Delivery: We ship from Denmark to all EU countries. Delivery time and shipping costs depend on your country – see the full overview on our delivery page.

Returns: 14 days to return unused items. Please note that you pay for the return shipping yourself. Strung rackets and printed items cannot be returned.

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