Apacs Feather Weight 300 Badminton Racket (6U)
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The Apacs Feather Weight 300 is a lightweight 6U badminton racket at about 75g, built for players who want fast swing-through and quick manoeuvrability. It has an Ultra Slim Aero Wide frame with NSC and hexagon technology, an extra-slim 6.7mm shaft and a head-heavy balance. The frame supports string tension up to 35 lbs. Our racket stringing service can string it for you.
Who it is for
The Feather Weight 300 suits intermediate players who want more speed and an attacking style. It is a good choice if you want a light racket that stays stable, and a step up in stability from ultra-light 7U and 8U models.
How it plays
- Fast and manoeuvrable: at about 75g (6U) the racket swings quickly and recovers fast.
- Aerodynamic frame: the Ultra Slim Aero Wide frame and extra-slim 6.7mm shaft cut through the air for quick swing-through.
- Attacking power: the head-heavy balance (300mm) puts more weight behind smashes and clears.
- Stable build: NSC and hexagon frame technology add stability, and the frame supports up to 35 lbs.
- Medium flex: a medium (8.5) shaft gives a balance of comfort and control.
Specifications
| Model | Apacs Feather Weight 300 |
|---|---|
| Frame material | 30 Tonne Japan HM Graphite + NSC + Hexagon |
| Shaft material | 24 Tonne Japan HM Graphite |
| Frame type | Ultra Slim Aero Wide |
| Shaft diameter | 6.7mm (Extra Slim Shaft) |
| Weight | 75 ±3g (6U) |
| Balance point (BCP) | 300 ±3mm (Head Heavy) |
| Flex | 8.5 (Medium) |
| Grommet system | 76 holes |
| Maximum string tension | 35 lbs (15.9 kg) |
| Grip size | G1 (Asia, Americas and Middle East), G2 (Europe) |
| Player level | Intermediate |
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Apacs Feather Weight 300 best for?
Intermediate players who want a light, fast racket with good stability for an attacking style.
What does 6U mean?
6U is a light weight class. This racket weighs about 75g, lighter than the common 3U and 4U rackets but steadier than 7U and 8U models.
What do head-heavy balance and medium flex mean?
Head-heavy means a little more weight sits toward the head, which adds power to smashes and clears. An 8.5 medium flex gives a comfortable, controllable response.
What is the maximum string tension?
The maximum recommended tension is 35 lbs (15.9 kg). Stay at or below it to protect the frame.
Can you string the Feather Weight 300 for me?
Yes. Our racket stringing service strings rackets on electronic constant-pull machines. Choose a string or bring your own, and we will string it at a tension that suits this racket.
Compare and explore
- Compare with the Apacs Flyweight 73
- Browse all Apacs badminton rackets
- Book racket stringing in Plano, Dallas and DFW
- Read our FAQs and warranty information
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Description
The Apacs Feather Weight 300 is a lightweight 6U badminton racket at about 75g, built for players who want fast swing-through and quick manoeuvrability. It has an Ultra Slim Aero Wide frame with NSC and hexagon technology, an extra-slim 6.7mm shaft and a head-heavy balance. The frame supports string tension up to 35 lbs. Our racket stringing service can string it for you.
Who it is for
The Feather Weight 300 suits intermediate players who want more speed and an attacking style. It is a good choice if you want a light racket that stays stable, and a step up in stability from ultra-light 7U and 8U models.
How it plays
- Fast and manoeuvrable: at about 75g (6U) the racket swings quickly and recovers fast.
- Aerodynamic frame: the Ultra Slim Aero Wide frame and extra-slim 6.7mm shaft cut through the air for quick swing-through.
- Attacking power: the head-heavy balance (300mm) puts more weight behind smashes and clears.
- Stable build: NSC and hexagon frame technology add stability, and the frame supports up to 35 lbs.
- Medium flex: a medium (8.5) shaft gives a balance of comfort and control.
Specifications
| Model | Apacs Feather Weight 300 |
|---|---|
| Frame material | 30 Tonne Japan HM Graphite + NSC + Hexagon |
| Shaft material | 24 Tonne Japan HM Graphite |
| Frame type | Ultra Slim Aero Wide |
| Shaft diameter | 6.7mm (Extra Slim Shaft) |
| Weight | 75 ±3g (6U) |
| Balance point (BCP) | 300 ±3mm (Head Heavy) |
| Flex | 8.5 (Medium) |
| Grommet system | 76 holes |
| Maximum string tension | 35 lbs (15.9 kg) |
| Grip size | G1 (Asia, Americas and Middle East), G2 (Europe) |
| Player level | Intermediate |
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Apacs Feather Weight 300 best for?
Intermediate players who want a light, fast racket with good stability for an attacking style.
What does 6U mean?
6U is a light weight class. This racket weighs about 75g, lighter than the common 3U and 4U rackets but steadier than 7U and 8U models.
What do head-heavy balance and medium flex mean?
Head-heavy means a little more weight sits toward the head, which adds power to smashes and clears. An 8.5 medium flex gives a comfortable, controllable response.
What is the maximum string tension?
The maximum recommended tension is 35 lbs (15.9 kg). Stay at or below it to protect the frame.
Can you string the Feather Weight 300 for me?
Yes. Our racket stringing service strings rackets on electronic constant-pull machines. Choose a string or bring your own, and we will string it at a tension that suits this racket.
Compare and explore
- Compare with the Apacs Flyweight 73
- Browse all Apacs badminton rackets
- Book racket stringing in Plano, Dallas and DFW
- Read our FAQs and warranty information