Collection: YONEX ARCSABER

The Arcsaber range is all about control. If you like placing the shuttle, building up the point, and playing the angles rather than smashing everything at full power, this is your line.

The Arcsaber DNA

Arcsaber rackets have a neutral or slightly head-heavy balance: they are comfortable everywhere, in both attack and defense. Their defining feature is the "hold" sensation: the shuttle stays on the strings for a fraction of a second longer, giving you very precise feel on drops, clears, and tight net shots. These are highly versatile rackets, both in singles and doubles.

Which model should you choose?

• Arcsaber 11: the benchmark for control. Stiff and precise, for players who already have good technique. The 11 Play makes this precision accessible to improving players.
• Arcsaber 7: more flexible, with a real spring effect. Easy power and arm comfort, without losing any precision.
• Arcsaber 2 Feel: light and flexible, the ideal Arcsaber for discovering badminton.

Pro or Tour: what changes in an Arcsaber

An Arcsaber Pro gives you an even finer feel and more responsiveness, but it requires clean, center-frame hits. The Tour retains the same control philosophy with a bit more forgiveness, and it costs significantly less. For an experienced club player, it is often the right choice.

Prices in the Arcsaber range

For the Arcsaber 11, you go from around €70 for the Play to about €185 for the Tour and €215 for the Pro. For the Arcsaber 7, expect around €65 for the Play, €160 for the Tour, and €200 for the Pro. The Play models are flexible, comfortable, and perfect for beginners. The Tour and Pro are competition-grade rackets: higher-end graphite, finer feel, but you need a clean swing to take advantage of them.

All our rackets are strung in the 100%BAD workshop with the string and tension of your choice. You can also choose your overgrip and have your name printed on the shaft. Having doubts? Message me on Instagram or watch my YouTube videos: I answer everyone.

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