Doubles attacker
Yonex Astrox 88D Pro Badminton Racket (3rd Gen)
Another head-heavy, stiff Yonex Namd frame, built for rear-court attack in doubles.
Viktor Axelsen played with the Yonex Astrox 100ZZ, and his signature version is the Yonex Astrox 100ZZ VA Badminton Racket - Viktor Axelsen Edition, released in September 2025 before he retired in April 2026.

How his racket has changed over his career.

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Doubles attacker
Another head-heavy, stiff Yonex Namd frame, built for rear-court attack in doubles.
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Viktor Axelsen played with the Yonex Astrox 100ZZ, and his signature version, the Astrox 100ZZ VA, was released in September 2025. He retired from professional badminton in April 2026.
It is built for advanced players: the shaft is extra stiff and the balance is head-heavy, so it needs a fast, well-timed swing. Most intermediate players will play better with a medium-stiff frame.
The core specs are the same. The VA edition adds a grayish beige colourway, Viktor's VA logo and signature, and a VA dust cover.
Yes. The Yonex Astrox 100ZZ VA is ₹21,443 at God of Sports.