Description
The badminton racket Felet TJ Power V2, used by the Malaysian player Goh V Shem, silver medallist at the 2016 Olympics, is a suitable combination of power and speed.
This racket features a new frame design that disperses and stabilises vibrations during play to be more manoeuvrable. This frame broadens the sweet spot in all directions while maintaining stability, making every attack stronger and more stable.
The Woven TJ Power V2 has a balance ranging from neutral to slightly head-heavy which increases power in smashes while remaining very responsive and manoeuvrable. The combination of a stiff shaft and a neutral/head-heavy balance gives the racket both a lot of power and control for more experienced players.
To reinforce the solidity of the frame and shaft, the TJ Power V2 is designed with the Nano Booster Tube which evenly distributes pressure over the frame surface during stringing or attacking, thus avoiding over-twisting of the frame and stabilising every moment of impact.
The new Wave Transmission Design technology present in the frame functions to disperse and eliminate vibrations, allowing for additional explosive power, faster rebound and speed, while maintaining constant frame stability. It broadens the sweet spot in all directions while maintaining frame stability, making every attack stronger and more stable.
The integrated T-joint is the basis for strengthening the structure so that the frame can create absolute stability with resistance to twisting. The torsional strength improves shuttle control precision, thereby increasing the power of the sweet spot.
Maximum string tension up to 42 Lbs (19.0 kg)
Product information
- Play level: Advanced
- Player profile: Defender
- Main benefit: Maneuverability
- Weight: 82 g
- Balance: Slightly head heavy
- Stiffness: Stiff
- Pre-strung racket: False
- Cover included: False
- Ref.: 610121004
- 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.
