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Face up to the Challenge YONEX.CO.UK FACE UP TO THE CHALLENGE BADMINTON 2O16 4 > 32 Racquets FACE UP TO THE 33 > 35 Racquet Technology 36 > 39 Strings CHALLENGE 40 > 41 Shuttlecocks CONTENTS 42 > 47 Shoes Yonex is the brand of choice for the best badminton players in the world. Trusted for precise engineering and advanced technology, 48 > 50 Bags & Accessories Yonex equipment prepares our players to perform at their best. 51 > 52 Grips & Others Advisory Staff 53 > 55 Lin Dan (CHN) Mathias Boe (DEN) Chris Adcock (ENG) Chris Adcock Viktor Axelsen (DEN) Axelsen Viktor Carolina Marin (ESP) Carolina Lee Chong Wei (MAS) Lee Chong Wei Gabrielle Adcock (ENG) Adcock Gabrielle Ratchanok Intanon (THA) Intanon Ratchanok 2 3 HEAD-HEAVY HEAD-HEAVY FOREHAND: BOX FRAME BACKHAND: AERO FRAME FORCE Z-FORCE II 50 E-tune 10 10 80 E-tune S S G G O O N N L L I 88 88 I I I L L D D E E F F E E 7 8 E-tune 70 E-tune E E F F E E T T L L F F i-FORCE I 77 77 I N N O O G G S CHOOSE YOUR S 1TR RACQUETS O7 O7 LITE STYLE OF PLAY 5 HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-LIGHT The success of the game is determined by your style of play. HEAD-HEAVY HEAD-HEAVY FOREHAND: Our range of racquets let you create your own unique playing style; BOX FRAME BACKHAND: dominate the court and enhance your natural technique by choosing AERO FRAME FORCE Z-FORCE radical innovation, speed, control or power. II 50 E-tune 10 10 80 E-tune EAD-HEAV H H Y HEAD-HEAVY HEAD- EAVY HEAD-HEAVY FOREHAND: BOX FRAME S S G G BACKHAND: O O N N L L AERO FRAME I 88 88 I I I L L D D E E F F E E 7 8 E-tune 70 E-tune E E F FORCE Z-FORCE F E E T II T L Z-SPEED L F F i-FORCE I 10F 77 77 I N N O O G G S 900 50 E-tune S 1TR LITE 10 10 80 E-tune O7 O7 LITE GlanZ 300NEO 800 S S G S G S O G G O N O O L N I L N I N L L I I I L I L D 88 88 I D I L L E D D E E E F E F E 5 F F E 6FL 11 E E i-SPEED F 9 E F 7 8 E-tune 70 E-tune E E F F E INNOVATION E SPEED E E T T L L T T F L L F I I F F N i-FORCE I I N O FD 77 77 O N N O O G S G S G G S Seize the advantage in rallies S 700FX 6 Offensive shots are enhanced FB 1TR through strong forehands and through swift swings and HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-LIGHT 20 quick backhands. For players who O7 O7 LITE immediate repulsion. desire the ability to close in on 750 For players who desire agile opponents with any type of shot, 5 manoeuvrability and speed. for innovative play. HEA T H D-LIGH HEAD-LIGHT EAD-LIGHT HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-HEAVY HEAD-HEAVY HEAD-HEAVY HEAD-HEAVY FOREHAND: BOX FRAME BACKHAND: AERO FRAME FORCE Z-FORCE II 10F Z-SPEED 50 E-tune 900 LITE 10 10 80 E-tune HEAD-HEAVY HEAD-HEAVY GlanZ 300NEO 800 S S S S G G G G O O O O N N N N L I L L L I I I I L 88 88 I I I L L L D D D D E E E E F E F E F F E E 6FL 11 E i-SPEED 7 8 E-tune 70 E-tune F 9 E F E E F F E E E E T T L T T L L L F F I F F i-FORCE I I I Z-SPEED 77 77 N 10F N O N N FD O O O G S G S G G S S 1TR 700FX 6 POWER FB 900 CONTROL LITE O7 O7 Create and capitalise on chances LITE Builds up energy and releases 20 with head-heavy power shots. GlanZ 300NEOit 800right on target to seal points. S S G G O O N L N 750 I L I I L I L For players who desire a mix of D For players who desire highly D E E F E F 6FL 5 11 E E i-SPEED F 9 E F E both power and manoeuvrability. E precise control. T T L L F F I I N N O FD O G S G S 700FX 6 FB HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-LIGHT 20 Dotted lines indicate performance when E-tune parts are attached. 750 4 5 HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-HEAVY HEAD-HEAVY 10F Z-SPEED 900 LITE GlanZ 300NEO 800 S S G G O O N L N I L I I L I D L D E E F E F 6FL 11 E E i-SPEED F 9 E F E E T T L L F F I I N N O FD O G S G S 700FX 6 FB 20 750 HEAD-LIGHT HEAD-LIGHT RACQUETS DUORA RACQUETS DUORA DUORA’s cutting edge technology lets you command the court with every single shot. Play equally strong forehands to fast backhands with Power up your forehand and backhand this single, revolutionary design. with the DUAL OPTIMUM SYSTEM. The DUORA series features two contrasting racquet profiles in one unique design. This revolutionary Dual Dynamic Design allows players to enhance each shot while controlling the court. Modern badminton has evolved beyond hard smashes and developed a new kind of offence. Rise to the new game standards with BOX Frame AERO Frame the DUORA series that lets you attack Forehand: Strike with power and Backhand: Sharp and instant returns with a variety of shots. solid feeling. with reduced air resistance. NANOMETRIC DR is a new carbon material developed by Yonex based on our unique NANOSCIENCE technology. Created from a material originally Impact Hold Repulsion developed for next generation space Strength aviation by Toray Industries, Inc., this marks the first time* it has been NANOMETRIC DR 115 118 117 used within the racquet industry. By Conventional Carbon 100 100 100 combining firm shuttle hold and high Number (CONVENTIONAL CARBON = 100) UNIT:% Tested by Yonex. repulsion, NANOMETRIC DR puts the NANOMETRIC is the new material which applies DUORA into a class of its own. the NANOALLOYTM Technology of Toray Industries, Inc. *World’s first as of June 2015. NICKEL-TITANIUM FIBER IC ELASTOMER Contained in the outermost edge of the Found throughout the inside of the DUORA 10’s AERO Frame, this titanium DUORA 7 frame, this soft elastomer material provides increased stiffness in material increases shuttle hold and the racquet frame along with strong form accumulates energy. retention, allowing for quick repulsion. 6 RADICAL INNOVATION 7 RACQUETS DUORA DUORA 10 MADE IN JAPAN DUORA 7 MADE IN JAPAN DUORA 88 DUORA 77 Dominate rallies with both forehand smashes and backhand All-round model to get the edge on the court with forehand Offensive model equipped with the DUAL OPTIMUM SYSTEM to All-round model equipped with the DUAL OPTIMUM SYSTEM to drives. Advanced model for hard-hitters. clears and backhand receives. increase power on your forehand and speed on your backhand. boost power on your forehand and distance on your backhand. ITEM CODE DUO10 ITEM CODE DUO7 ITEM CODE DUO88 ITEM CODE DUO77 FLEX Stiff FLEX Stiff/Medium FLEX Stiff FLEX Medium FRAME H.M. Graphite/NANOMETRIC DR/ FRAME H.M. Graphite/NANOMETRIC DR/ FRAME H.M. Graphite/NANOMETRIC β/SUPER HMG FRAME H.M. Graphite/NANOMETRIC β NICKEL-TITANIUM FIBER IC ELASTOMER SHAFT H.M. Graphite SHAFT H.M. Graphite SHAFT H.M. Graphite/NANOMETRIC SHAFT H.M. Graphite/Ultra PEF LENGTH 10mm Long LENGTH 10mm Long LENGTH 10mm Long LENGTH 10mm Long WEIGHT/GRIP SIZE 3U (Ave.88g) G4 WEIGHT/GRIP SIZE 3U (Ave.88g) G4 WEIGHT/GRIP SIZE 3U (Ave.88g) G4 WEIGHT/GRIP SIZE 3U (Ave.88g) G4 STRINGING ADVICE 3U 19-26 lbs STRINGING ADVICE 3U 19-26 lbs STRINGING ADVICE 3U 19-26 lbs STRINGING ADVICE 3U 19-24 lbs COLOUR White/Lime Yellow COLOUR Black/Red COLOUR Green/Orange COLOUR Red DUAL OPTIMUM SYSTEM AERO+BOX Frame DUAL OPTIMUM SYSTEM AERO+BOX Frame DUAL OPTIMUM SYSTEM AERO+BOX Frame DUAL OPTIMUM SYSTEM AERO+BOX Frame NANOMETRIC DR NEW Built-in T-Joint NANOMETRIC DR NEW Built-in T-Joint NANOMETRIC β Built-in T-Joint NANOMETRIC β Built-in T-Joint NICKEL-TITANIUM FIBER NANOMETRIC IC ELASTOMER Ultra PEF ISOMETRIC Control Support Cap ISOMETRIC Control Support Cap ISOMETRIC Super Slim Shaft ISOMETRIC Super Slim Shaft NEW Grommet Pattern NEW Grommet Pattern NEW Grommet Pattern Control Support Cap NEW Grommet Pattern Control Support Cap SOLID FEEL CORE SOLID FEEL CORE 8 9 RACQUETS VOLTRIC RACQUETS VOLTRIC Put your opponents on the back foot and keep them there with TECHNOLOGY the most powerful racquet in Why VOLTRIC? VOLTRIC racquets get their immense power and speed from the Yonex range. the innovative TRI-VOLTAGE SYSTEM. This system uses a combination of intelligent head weighting, frame flex and aerodynamics to generate explosive force without compromising speed and handling.
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