Apacs Imperial Pro 6.2
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The Apacs Imperial Pro 6.2 is a head-heavy badminton racket for advanced, aggressive singles players who want fast swings and powerful smashes. The "6.2" refers to its ultra-slim 6.2mm shaft, which improves swing speed and manoeuvrability. It has a medium-stiff flex and a Quad Balance frame with a Hexagon Throat, and our racket stringing service can string it for you.
Who it is for
The Imperial Pro 6.2 suits advanced and pro-level players, especially singles players who rely on aggressive, powerful attacks. It rewards good timing, so it is best for players who already have solid smash technique.
How it plays
- Power: the head-heavy balance generates extra power for smashes and deep clears from the back court.
- Control: a medium-stiff flex (8.0) gives a good mix of power and control.
- Speed: the ultra-slim 6.2mm shaft reduces air resistance for faster, more responsive swings.
- Stability: the Quad Balance frame adds stability, and the Hexagon Throat helps reduce air resistance.
Specifications
| Model | Apacs Imperial Pro 6.2 |
|---|---|
| Frame material | 40 Tonne Japan HM Graphite + T-Throat + FRP |
| Shaft material | 50 Tonne Japan HM Graphite |
| Frame type | Quad Balance + Hexagon Throat |
| Shaft diameter | 6.2mm (Ultra Slim Shaft) |
| Weight | 86 ±1g (4U) | 88 ±1g (3U) |
| Balance point (BCP) | 305 ±2mm (Head Heavy) |
| Flex | 8.0 (Medium Stiff) |
| Grommet system | 76 holes |
| Maximum string tension | 38 lbs (17.2 kg) |
| Grip size | G1 (Asia, Americas and Middle East), G2 (Europe) |
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Apacs Imperial Pro 6.2 best for?
Advanced, aggressive singles players who want powerful smashes and fast swings from a head-heavy racket.
What do the weight class, balance and flex mean?
4U is about 86g and 3U is about 88g. Head-heavy means more weight sits toward the head, adding power to smashes and clears. Medium-stiff flex gives a good mix of power and control, but it needs good timing.
What is the maximum string tension?
The maximum recommended tension is 38 lbs (17.2 kg).
Can you string the Imperial Pro 6.2 for me?
Yes. Our racket stringing service strings rackets on electronic constant-pull machines. Choose a string or bring your own.
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- Compare with the Apacs Thunderdome Pro 6.2
- 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 Imperial Pro 6.2 is a head-heavy badminton racket for advanced, aggressive singles players who want fast swings and powerful smashes. The "6.2" refers to its ultra-slim 6.2mm shaft, which improves swing speed and manoeuvrability. It has a medium-stiff flex and a Quad Balance frame with a Hexagon Throat, and our racket stringing service can string it for you.
Who it is for
The Imperial Pro 6.2 suits advanced and pro-level players, especially singles players who rely on aggressive, powerful attacks. It rewards good timing, so it is best for players who already have solid smash technique.
How it plays
- Power: the head-heavy balance generates extra power for smashes and deep clears from the back court.
- Control: a medium-stiff flex (8.0) gives a good mix of power and control.
- Speed: the ultra-slim 6.2mm shaft reduces air resistance for faster, more responsive swings.
- Stability: the Quad Balance frame adds stability, and the Hexagon Throat helps reduce air resistance.
Specifications
| Model | Apacs Imperial Pro 6.2 |
|---|---|
| Frame material | 40 Tonne Japan HM Graphite + T-Throat + FRP |
| Shaft material | 50 Tonne Japan HM Graphite |
| Frame type | Quad Balance + Hexagon Throat |
| Shaft diameter | 6.2mm (Ultra Slim Shaft) |
| Weight | 86 ±1g (4U) | 88 ±1g (3U) |
| Balance point (BCP) | 305 ±2mm (Head Heavy) |
| Flex | 8.0 (Medium Stiff) |
| Grommet system | 76 holes |
| Maximum string tension | 38 lbs (17.2 kg) |
| Grip size | G1 (Asia, Americas and Middle East), G2 (Europe) |
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Apacs Imperial Pro 6.2 best for?
Advanced, aggressive singles players who want powerful smashes and fast swings from a head-heavy racket.
What do the weight class, balance and flex mean?
4U is about 86g and 3U is about 88g. Head-heavy means more weight sits toward the head, adding power to smashes and clears. Medium-stiff flex gives a good mix of power and control, but it needs good timing.
What is the maximum string tension?
The maximum recommended tension is 38 lbs (17.2 kg).
Can you string the Imperial Pro 6.2 for me?
Yes. Our racket stringing service strings rackets on electronic constant-pull machines. Choose a string or bring your own.
Compare and explore
- Compare with the Apacs Thunderdome Pro 6.2
- Browse all Apacs badminton rackets
- Book racket stringing in Plano, Dallas and DFW
- Read our FAQs and warranty information