Description
The Felet Aero Carbon badminton racket is suitable for powerful players with consistently strong attacks. It promotes devastating shots without losing power or control over the stroke.
Used by the Thai TOP 20 world player Busanan Ongbamrungphan, the Felet Aero Carbon racket features an Aero Hexa frame and 80 grommets; its ultra-thin graphite construction is fast, powerful, and offers excellent manoeuvrability.
It offers a very narrow handle made of AERO-CARBON material, which is one of the lightest and strongest constructions.
This Aero Carbon racket uses an astonishing combination of materials – 40T with the Nano Booster Tube. The reinforcement of the outer shaft wall forms a narrow diameter on the inner face, allowing it to absorb a high number of bends before yielding and providing extreme resistance. This creates a magically very sensitive racket, easy to handle, ultra-lightweight, yet harder and stronger.
Nanocarbon is one of the successful materials that FELET has devoted itself to developing and using in recent years via supersonic vacuum dispersion technology to make the nanocarbon highly dynamic. This makes the entire racket body more durable and allows the racket head to withstand much higher string tension.
The Aero Carbon provides more feel to the player with every shuttle hit and a tighter string pattern in the sweet spot area. The combination of Aero Graphite and high-elasticity Japanese thermofusible technology gives rise to a magically highly sensitive racket that feels ultra-lightweight, yet harder and stronger.
Slim Shaft: the thinned shaft significantly reduces air resistance while offering maximum feel.
Maximum string tension up to 35 Lbs (15.0 kg)
Product information
- Play level: Advanced
- Player profile: Attacker
- Main benefit: Power
- Weight: 82 g
- Balance: Very head heavy
- Stiffness: Stiff
- Pre-strung racket: False
- Cover included: False
- Ref.: 610121013-4U
- Recommended retail price set by the supplier in: 2026
Technologies
- Nano Booster Tube : allows pressure to be distributed evenly across the surface of the frame during stringing or attacking, thus preventing over-twisting of the frame and stabilizing with each stroke.
