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Anthony Ginting

Anthony Ginting plays with the Victor DriveX 12 Metallic Badminton Racket, an even-balance, stiff Victor frame built to cover the whole court.

Plays
Right-handed
Style
Super Fast Attack
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Victor DriveX 12 Metallic Badminton Racket
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Victor DriveX 12 Metallic Badminton Racket
Even · Stiff (6.6 mm metallic shaft)
₹ 18,999.00₹ 14,443.00
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Racket specs

Weight / grip
4U
Balance
Even
Shaft / flex
Stiff (6.6 mm metallic shaft)
Frame material
PYROFIL 46T carbon, Nano Aerogel, Metallic Carbon Fiber
Max string tension
32 lbs
Best for
Advanced

Is his racket right for you?

Go for it if

  • You're an advanced player who plays the whole court
  • You want attack and fast exchanges from one frame
  • You can time a stiff shaft cleanly

Think twice if

  • You're still building technique and swing speed
  • You want a head-heavy frame built purely for smashing

Make it match-ready

Get it strung or unstrung. Pick your string, tension and grip on the product page. Stringing is free.

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More forgiving

Victor Brave Sword 12 Pro Badminton Racket

Even balance with a medium-flex shaft, one of Victor's most forgiving advanced rackets.

₹ 14,443.00 Shop racket
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YONEX Arcsaber 7 Pro Badminton Racket

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Anthony Ginting racket FAQs

Which racket does Anthony Ginting use?

Anthony Ginting plays with the Victor DriveX 12 Metallic, an even-balance racket with a stiff 6.6 mm metallic shaft.

Is the DriveX 12 Metallic good for intermediate players?

It is built for advanced players: the stiff shaft rewards clean, consistent technique. Intermediate players will usually find a medium-flex frame easier to play well with.

How is the DriveX 12 Metallic different from the Brave Sword 12 Pro?

Both are even-balance 4U rackets. The DriveX 12 Metallic has a stiff shaft and takes up to 32 lbs, while the Brave Sword 12 Pro has a medium-flex shaft and is the more forgiving of the two.

Can I buy the DriveX 12 Metallic in India?

Yes. The Victor DriveX 12 Metallic is ₹14,443 at God of Sports.

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