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Yonex Astrox Attack 10 DG Badminton Racket

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Regular price Rs. 5,490.00 Sale price Rs. 3,290.00
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HEAD HEAVY HI FLEX SHAFT UP TO 35 LB MADE IN INDIA

The Attack 9's bigger brother. Durable Grade graphite means you can string this one right up to 35 lb without babying the frame — rare at this price. Head-heavy balance and a flexible shaft keep the smash power easy, and the frame runs 10mm longer for extra reach on the net kill.

Balance
Head Heavy
Flex
Hi Flex
Weight / Grip
4U (84g) · G4
Max Tension
35 lb
Frame
HM Graphite · Durable Grade
Player Level
Intermediate

Best for

Improving attackers who string high. If you have been snapping cheaper frames at 28 lb and above, this is the fix — the Durable Grade build is made for exactly that. The 10mm extra length adds reach without making it feel unwieldy. Skip it if you want a light, even-balance speed racket or a stiff shaft for pure control.

String tension

Most players land around 26–28 lb for power with a usable sweet spot. The 35 lb ceiling is there if you want a tighter, flatter bed and have the technique for it. We will talk you through it when you come in.

Available in blue, black, grey and silver. Colours may vary from photos — we confirm your actual stock colour on WhatsApp before dispatch.

✅ 100% Genuine — authorized Yonex India stock  🏆 Manufacturer warranty  🧵 Free expert stringing at Prime Sports  🚚 Fast delivery in Mangaluru

In stock

• Store in the full-length cover, in a cool dry place — never in a car boot/dashboard or direct sun (heat softens and warps carbon frames).

• Never string above the printed maximum tension — over-tension voids the manufacturer warranty and risks frame collapse.

• Restring every 3–6 months if you play regularly. Rule of thumb: restring as many times per year as you play per week.

• Check grommets at every restring; replace worn or cracked ones — Prime Sports does this during our free stringing service.

• Replace the grip when it loses tack or absorbency; a fresh overgrip protects the handle and your control.

• Avoid racket clashes in doubles and scraping the floor for low shots — the most common cause of cracks.

• Wipe frame and strings with a soft dry cloth after play; never use solvents or chemical cleaners.

• Coastal humidity tip: keep a silica gel pouch in your kit bag during monsoon months.

• Any manufacturing defect? Bring the racket and bill to Prime Sports — manufacturer warranty claims handled by us.

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