bgexbolt 63. 0.63 mm, quick repulsion แรงดีดเอ็น: 11/10ความทนทาน: 7/10เสียง: 10/10ความนุ่มนวล: 7/10การควบคุมลูก: 10/10 bg aerosonic. 0.61mm, medium feeling, repulsion power. ขนาด : string. สี : 300.00 บาท bg66 ultimax. 0.65mm BuyYonex BG 65 Ti Badminton Racket String in India at Price of Rs. 489. Only Authentic Products,Buy Online with Free Shipping @ Yonex BG 66 Ultimax Badminton Strings stock: In. Rs.601. MRP Rs.1700 25% Off . Yonex Aerosonic Badminton String Set Of 2 stock: Out. Rs.1275. MRP Rs.599 40% Off . LiNing No.7 Badminton Strings YonexBadminton Strings: Yonex BG65, Yonex BG66 Ultimax, Yonex BG70, Yonex BG80, Yonex NBG99, Yonex NBG98, Yonex NBG95, Yonex BG68ti,Yonex BG65ti, Yonex BG85 Yonex Aerosonic 200m Reel [White] $200.00 CAD. Yonex BG66 Force - 200m Reel. $185.00 CAD. Yonex BG Skyarc. Yonex BG 66 Force Badminton String. $16.00 CAD. Yonex Nanogy NBG 98 Vay Nhanh Fast Money. String-Test 2021 YONEX EXBOLT 63 YONEX Strings YONEX EXBOLT - mm The EXBOLT 63, introduced in early 2021, is the newest string in the YONEX string family. With a diameter of it is one of the thinnest Yonex strings. We also subjected the YONEX EXBOLT 63 to a long-term test as part of our test of the two latest YONEX ASTROX 88 S PRO and ASTROX 88 D PRO rackets. In addition, the testers of the BADLAB bat troop dragged the EXBOLT 63 onto their personal racket for comparison in order to ensure the most objective possible assessment. The extraordinary feature of this particularly thin nylon multifilament string is the innovative coating with "FORGED FIBER". This very thin outer coating, specially developed for this, promises a high level of durability and should therefore put an end to the short-term life of thin strings. Of course, this makes the hearts of string lovers who prefer to play thin strings beat faster. In contrast to the currently thinnest string from Yonex, the AEROSONIC with mm, which is preferably played in popular sports and is only used by professionals as a cross string in a hybrid setup YONEX AEROBITE / YONEX AEROBITE BOOST, it already stands out The new EXBOLT 63 is very popular with top players. YONEX EXBOLT - 0,63 mm rating 1 2 3 4 5 Average 1. The string conveys a good feel for the stroke touch/feedback - - - - 5 5 2. The string has good elasticity and damping properties - - 2 2 1 3,8 3. The string retains its elasticity trampoline effect for a very long time - - - 4 1 4,2 4. The string supports a good length on Clears - - - 4 1 4,2 5. The string supports my underhand play in defense - - 1 1 3 4,4 6. The string provides good control during short game cut or short crossball at net - - - - 5 5 7. The string offers a rich, controlled power transmission in hard smashes. - - 1 3 1 4 8. The string impresses with a good "sound” - - - 1 4 4,8 Evaluation Our test has confirmed finally a thin string that doesn't break that quickly, offers excellent recoil force and with an impressive sound. The fact that this string doesn't break that quickly is certainly due to the new "FORGED FIBER" coating. In our long-term test, we used the stringster app to document the development of side tension and elasticity over a period of almost 2 months. Our feeling from the active test that the string tension remains stable for a longer than average has been confirmed. With the EXBOLT 63, from our point of view, YONEX has closed an important gap between the BG 66 ULTIMAX and the AEROSONIC. Our testers welcomed the fact that the EXBOLT is available in 3 different colors black, white and yellow. The black string with the white Yonex logo in particular is a real treat for optics lovers. BADLAB recommends the new YONEX EXBOLT 63 to all players who not only want to feel a filigree string but also want to hear it. Regarding the string tension, we recommend 22 lbs to a maximum of 26,5 lbs. 21. 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With a gauge, the string provides swift swing along with a resounding and exhilirating sound. All things badminton, just a little closer. SEM images download link BG-80, Yonex Aerobite and Yonex BG-66 Ultimax stringsYonex BG-80, Yonex Aerobite and Yonex Aerosonic under the microscopeThis is the first post of the Badminton Under the Microscope series and in this post, we will be looking at Yonex racket strings using two types of microscopes, an optical microscope and a scanning electron microscope SEM. The models of strings that we are going to looking at today are the legendary Yonex BG-80 in both pink and sky blue, the up and coming ultra-popular Aerobite including the Aerosonic which is used as a cross string, and ultimately the BG-66 started with the optical microscope. I took a craft mat and used it as a base for the optical microscope. Then, using my fingers to hold the string in place, I adjusted the microscope to focus and magnify the strings. For the SEM, I had to cut the strings into tiny bits, small enough to fit into the 1cm diameter carbon dot of the vacuum chamber. Let's take a look at the pink BG-80 string first. At 25 times magnification under the optical microscope, you can see how clearly printed the BG-80 printing is. If you have your badminton racket with you, go take a closer look at your strings now to feel how much magnification we've had to clearly see the printing on our strings. You can also see that there are plenty of fibres encased in the pink outer casing of the string. I tried to use the tweezers to poke and mess around with the nylon filaments inside and they actually felt very soft and has a stretchy feeling to it and as they're nylon filaments, which tend to be stretchy and able to store energy under you also noticed the little holes on the string? I have circled them out in blue in the photo above. BG-80 is known for having a grippy and rough feel on its surface but I did not expect to see holes in the casing of the string. Moving on to the sky blue version of the BG-80, here you can better see the internals of the string and the holes perhaps due to its more transparent outer casing. It looks like there are plenty of filaments and fibres in the core of the string, which is not surprising as all Yonex badminton strings are multifilament strings. The image from Yonex's BG-80 packaging shows that there are weaves on the outer casing of the string, and I was really pleased to be able to see those weaves under the optical microscope, though I must say that the weaves are not is a photo of the BG-80 magnified to around 25 times in the SEM. Can you see the holes on the string clearly? We now move onto the Aerobite. Stringers and users of the Aerobite know this string really grips and bite onto the shuttle. From my recent racket research of players at the Tokyo Olympics, I realise there are quite a number of players using the Aerobite. They are easier to spot than other strings because of their dual coloured nature with the mains and crosses in different string colours. The main string is the one that is grippy, whereas the cross string is actually the Aerosonic string which is superfine and very smooth in comparison. Let's start by looking at the grippy mains. Under the optical microscope, you can see that there are two little triangles or love hearts before the 'Aerobite' printing. So far I've not seen these shapes on other strings. You can also see that the weaves are finer and tighter compared to the BG-80 and there are some slight holes on the casing of the string as well. Perhaps this is a design feature of grippy badminton strings from Yonex. Aerobite vs AerosonicAt the core of the Aerobite string, you can see how fine these individual strands are. If we were to optically compare the Aerosonic cross string, instantly you can see the string is smoother and less textured compared to the red Aerobite main string and it is also thinner in diameter. Aerobite vs Aerosonic vs BG-66 UltimaxHere's a further comparison with the BG-66 Ultimax. The Ultimax is clearly shinier than the rest of the group and also has a very fine weave of its outer casing. You can see how bumpy or more textured the casing of the Aerobite is compared to the Ultimax. The Aerobite is also slightly thicker than the Ultimax. You can see how smooth the Ultimax is and thicker than the Aerosonic under the microscope. The Ultimax also looks a lot shinier under the light. Let's now look at the internal filaments of the Ultimax. Below are the images of the Ultimax magnified at 50 times, 100 times and 200 times respectively under the SEM and you can see how the casing is slightly crushed on the bottom whilst some of the filaments are squashed before breaking off. Based on the scale of magnification, I estimate each nylon filament to be around 20 microns and that's less than half of the thickness of a human hair which is typically around 70 microns!Here are images of the inner filaments from the SEM when they are cut without a super sharp pair of cutters. They go everywhere and you can see how fine each filament is. Imagine how many strands of filaments are needed to make a single hope you've found this post interesting. Let me know what else you want me to take a look at for the Badminton Under the Microscope Series and there will be more posts coming soon. See you in the next one!SEM Images full resolution download link HERE

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