Doubles attacker
Yonex Astrox 88D Pro Badminton Racket (3rd Gen)
Another head-heavy, stiff Yonex Astrox, built for rear-court attack in doubles, at a lower price.
₹ 16,743.00
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Badminton
ChinaMen's singles
ChinaMen's singlesLu Guangzu
Lu Guangzu plays with the Yonex Astrox 99 Pro Badminton Racket (3rd Gen), the most head-heavy racket in Yonex's Astrox range, with an extra-stiff shaft.
- Plays
- Right-handed
- Style
- Attack-first all-round player
- Equipment sponsor
- Yonex
Racket specs
- Balance
- Head-heavy (the most head-heavy Astrox)
- Shaft / flex
- Extra stiff
- Frame material
- 2G-Namd Flex Force graphite, CFR, Tungsten
- Best for
- Advanced
- Made in
- Japan
Is his racket right for you?
Go for it if
- You're an advanced player with a fast, full swing
- You want maximum smash power from the back court
- You can handle a very head-heavy, extra-stiff frame
Think twice if
- You're still building technique and swing speed
- You want quick handling for fast front-court rallies
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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Lu Guangzu racket FAQs
Which racket does Lu Guangzu use?
Lu Guangzu plays with the Yonex Astrox 99 Pro (3rd Gen), a head-heavy, extra-stiff attacking racket made in Japan.
Is the Astrox 99 Pro good for intermediate players?
It is built for advanced and elite players with a fast swing. The extreme head weight and extra-stiff shaft are demanding, so most intermediate players will do better with the medium-flex Astrox 99 Game or the Astrox 99 Tour.
How is the Astrox 99 Pro different from the Astrox 99 Tour?
The Pro is made in Japan with an extra-stiff shaft and 2G-Namd in both shaft and frame. The Tour has a stiff shaft, feels better balanced and is easier to manoeuvre, while the Pro delivers more power.
Can I buy the Astrox 99 Pro in India?
Yes. The Yonex Astrox 99 Pro (3rd Gen) is ₹17,543 at God of Sports.
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