Description
The RSL STRIKE collection is designed for players seeking the perfect balance between power and control, while maintaining a feeling of stability on the court.
The RSL STRIKE racket is the ideal choice for players who want to experience a combination of strong aggression and great technique on the badminton court, regardless of their level or playing style.
The RSL Strike AR-02 badminton racket is perfect for the new badminton player looking for a comfortable blend of power and excellent manoeuvrability.
The even balance ensures well-distributed weight, providing control and stability in all basic movements.
The 3U weight offers a solid and confident feel, while the medium flex shaft makes the racket easy to handle and forgiving during play.
The Poly Matrix Graphite reinforces the frame by 19% and improves stability, giving you more power and greater accuracy in your shots.
The Anti Twist technology ensures perfect balance at the handle, delivering explosive power, high durability, and reduced twisting.
Made with quality materials, the Strike AR-02 is an ideal choice for players looking to develop their game and take their skills to the next level.
Recommended maximum string tension: 30 Lbs (13.5 kg)
Product information
- Play level: Intermediate
- Player profile: All-round
- Main benefit: Maneuverability
- Weight: 87 g
- Balance: Slightly head heavy
- Stiffness: Medium
- Pre-strung racket: True
- Original string: RSL - 9Kg (20Lbs)
- Cover included: False
- Ref.: AR02
- Recommended retail price set by the supplier in: 2026
Technologies
- Poly-Matrix Graphite : A combination that strengthens the frame by 19% and improves stability, giving you more power and greater precision in your shots.
- Anti-twist Technology : With the new high-modulus multi-layer graphite, finding the right balance is crucial. Too much graphite equals too much brittleness. Too little equals insufficient power transfer at impact. The correct amount in the shaft provides superior durability, flex power, and shaft torsion resistance.
