Apacs Cross Court Pro 6.2 Racket - seperate String, Grip and bag included
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The Apacs Cross Court Pro 6.2 is a head-heavy badminton racket for intermediate to advanced players who want a balance of power, control and speed. It has a 6.2mm super-slim shaft, a Slim Aero frame and a medium-stiff flex. It comes with a separate string, grip and bag, and our racket stringing service can string it for you.
Who it is for
The Cross Court Pro 6.2 suits intermediate to advanced singles and doubles players who want fast responsiveness and solid performance. It is a good choice if you play an all-round game with sharp smashes, precise drop shots and quick defence.
How it plays
- Speed and agility: the slim 6.2mm shaft and Slim Aero frame reduce air resistance for fast, agile swings in quick rallies.
- Power and control: the head-heavy balance helps shuttle acceleration on smashes, and the medium-stiff shaft gives good repulsion and energy transfer for precise drop shots.
- Durability and stability: built from Japan HM graphite, with a T-Joint and CCT shaft technology for added stability.
- How it compares: some reviewers compare the Cross Court Pro's performance to the Yonex Astrox 88D Pro, at a more accessible price.
Specifications
| Model | Apacs Cross Court Pro 6.2 |
|---|---|
| Frame material | 30 Tonne Japan HM Graphite + Slim Aero Frame |
| Shaft material | 50 Tonne Japan HM Graphite + CCT + T-Joint |
| Shaft diameter | 6.2mm (Super Slim Shaft) |
| Weight | 84 ±2g (4U) |
| Balance point | 305 ±3mm (Head Heavy) |
| Flex | 8.0 (Medium Stiff) |
| Length | 672mm |
| Grommet system | 76 holes |
| Maximum string tension | 38 lbs |
| Player level | Intermediate to advanced |
| Included | Separate string, grip and bag |
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Apacs Cross Court Pro 6.2 best for?
Intermediate to advanced players who want a balance of power, control and speed from a head-heavy racket.
What do the weight class and balance mean?
4U is a lighter weight class, about 84g, so the racket swings quickly. Head-heavy means more weight sits toward the head, which adds power to smashes and clears.
What is the maximum string tension?
The maximum recommended tension is 38 lbs.
Can you string the Cross Court Pro 6.2 for me?
Yes. The racket comes with a separate string, and 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 Cross Court Pro 6.4
- 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 Cross Court Pro 6.2 is a head-heavy badminton racket for intermediate to advanced players who want a balance of power, control and speed. It has a 6.2mm super-slim shaft, a Slim Aero frame and a medium-stiff flex. It comes with a separate string, grip and bag, and our racket stringing service can string it for you.
Who it is for
The Cross Court Pro 6.2 suits intermediate to advanced singles and doubles players who want fast responsiveness and solid performance. It is a good choice if you play an all-round game with sharp smashes, precise drop shots and quick defence.
How it plays
- Speed and agility: the slim 6.2mm shaft and Slim Aero frame reduce air resistance for fast, agile swings in quick rallies.
- Power and control: the head-heavy balance helps shuttle acceleration on smashes, and the medium-stiff shaft gives good repulsion and energy transfer for precise drop shots.
- Durability and stability: built from Japan HM graphite, with a T-Joint and CCT shaft technology for added stability.
- How it compares: some reviewers compare the Cross Court Pro's performance to the Yonex Astrox 88D Pro, at a more accessible price.
Specifications
| Model | Apacs Cross Court Pro 6.2 |
|---|---|
| Frame material | 30 Tonne Japan HM Graphite + Slim Aero Frame |
| Shaft material | 50 Tonne Japan HM Graphite + CCT + T-Joint |
| Shaft diameter | 6.2mm (Super Slim Shaft) |
| Weight | 84 ±2g (4U) |
| Balance point | 305 ±3mm (Head Heavy) |
| Flex | 8.0 (Medium Stiff) |
| Length | 672mm |
| Grommet system | 76 holes |
| Maximum string tension | 38 lbs |
| Player level | Intermediate to advanced |
| Included | Separate string, grip and bag |
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Apacs Cross Court Pro 6.2 best for?
Intermediate to advanced players who want a balance of power, control and speed from a head-heavy racket.
What do the weight class and balance mean?
4U is a lighter weight class, about 84g, so the racket swings quickly. Head-heavy means more weight sits toward the head, which adds power to smashes and clears.
What is the maximum string tension?
The maximum recommended tension is 38 lbs.
Can you string the Cross Court Pro 6.2 for me?
Yes. The racket comes with a separate string, and 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 Cross Court Pro 6.4
- Browse all Apacs badminton rackets
- Book racket stringing in Plano, Dallas and DFW
- Read our FAQs and warranty information