Description
The snowshoes in the Auraspeed range focusaccent on power and maximum execution speed. The highly aerodynamic structure frame provides better air penetration for maximum responsiveness.
This snowshoe is delivered with a bare handle, and theorigine grip on the sides of the snowshoe is to be fitted by you, leaving you time to admire the Free Core handle.
Used by Indonesian legend Mohammad Ahsan, Victor Auraspeed 100X H metaccent is exceptionally responsive and maneuverable. Stiff and light in the handle, this 3U racquet is the ideal compromise for doubles. It will also suit singles players who enjoy long rallies. The Auraspeed 100X's paintjob is predominantly gray at the head of the racquet, with white and orange geometric shapes scattered throughout the frame.
True to form, Victor Badminton has incorporated exceptionally high quality carbon fibers for unrivalled playing sensations. In addition to Hi-Resilient Modulus Graphite, the Auraspeed 100X also features Pyrofil and Nano Fortify Tr+ fiber. The former has its origins in Japon and provides enhanced shock absorption, while the latter offers strength and feel.
Sonic-Rebound Technology blends top-quality graphite with RTC technology for powerful, percussive strokes at the racquet's exit. Based on scientific analysis, Rebound Transition Construction (RTC) targets the key points of the frame that need to be strengthened for better whipping. Inspired by the blades of rotor helicopters, Hard Cored Technology consists of integrating multiple thin layers of carbon to maximize sensations and perform at every moment!
The shaft of this Victor racquet features the Anti-Torsion System and SRS for unrivalled responsiveness and remarkable stability. Victor also equips this racquet with the Free Core handle, a synthetic material offering greater shaft freedom for maximum leverage while guaranteeing perfect maneuverability and improved durability. The Dynamic-Sword concept reinforces this desire for speed through improved aerodynamics, with a different frame geometry between the sides and the top and bottom of the racquet head.
