Hundred T-Fusion 500 ATTK Navy/Red

The Hundred T-Fusion 500 ATTK is a head-heavy badminton racket for recreational and club players with solid basic technique who want more power in an attacking game. It is designed for the player who likes to put pressure on from the back of the court and wants extra help in smashes and clears, among other shots.

The T-Fusion 500 ATTK has a balance point of around 300 mm and is made as the dedicated attacking version in the series. It gives clear help in smashes and shots from the back of the court, while keeping a weight that works well in normal club play.

The T-Fusion 500 ATTK has a flexible shaft that helps accelerate the racket head through the shot. This makes the racket more forgiving and less demanding than a stiff racket, because the shaft adds acceleration. This is especially an advantage if you do not generate maximum speed yourself with a very explosive swing.

It weighs around 84 grams in the 4U class. This gives a little more mass through the shot than the lightest T-Fusion models and a more stable feel when you hit hard.

The racket is made of carbon fibre with a Curve² frame, a flexible 6.8 mm shaft and a maximum string tension of 32 lbs.

In practice, the T-Fusion 500 ATTK gives you good help when you want to attack from the back of the court. The head-heavy balance puts weight behind the shot, while the weight and shaft determine how fast the racket feels in quick, flat exchanges.

We recommend the Hundred T-Fusion 500 ATTK for recreational and club players with solid basic technique who want an attacking badminton racket focused on power and pressure from the back of the court.

Specifications:

• Approx. 84 grams (4U)
• Head-heavy balance
• Balance point approx. 300 mm
• Flexible 6.8 mm shaft
• Focus on attack and power
• Curve²
• Max. tension: 32 lbs

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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