Description of the NANOFLARE series
Speed-oriented racket. NANOFLARE series (replacing the NANORAY range) designed to meet the demands of a defensive or doubles game. Balanced more or less in the handle to accentuate hitting speed and maneuverability for increased acceleration of the shuttlecock.
Nanoflare 1000 tour weight: 83g - 4U (80-84 g)
Weight is expressed in grams. Racquets range in weight from 60 to over 100 grams. They are classified into "U" weight ranges. The lighter the racket, the easier it is to handle, the more comfortable it is, the less traumatic it is for the arm and the more arm speed it provides. On the contrary, the heavier the racket, the more powerful it is.
Nanoflare 1000 tour flexibility: very rigid
Flexibility is defined by the shaft's ability to deform when struck. The rigidity of a racket ranges from flexible to rigid. The more flexible the shaft, the more forgiveness, playing comfort and length of shuttlecock it offers. On the other hand, the stiffer the shaft, the greater the repulsion and precision, but the greater the arm speed required. On the other hand, a rigid racket is less forgiving of hitting errors.
Balance Nanoflare 1000 tour: in sleeve
Balance is the distribution of the racquet's weight. It is indicated in millimeters and measured from the bottom of the handle to the balance point. The more the racquet is in the handle, the more maneuverable and responsive it is, perfect for a defensive or doubles player. On the contrary, the higher the head of the racquet, the more power it offers, ideal for offensive players. On the other hand, it will feel heavier and more difficult to handle.
Nanoflare 1000 tour composition: HM graphite
The composition of a badminton racket influences its price. Steel and/or aluminum rackets are solid, heavy and suitable for leisure use. Graphite/aluminum and full graphite rackets are lighter and more popular with advanced beginners. Finally, rackets made of High-Modulus Graphite and other technologies such as Tungsten are designed for expert players.
Nanoflare 1000-turn length: 675 mm
The length of an adult snowshoe is measured in millimetres and varies between 660 mm and 680 mm. Only the length of the shaft varies. The shorter the shaft, the easier it is to handle and the better the feel. The longer it is, the more inertia it offers to accentuate power.
Nanoflare 1000 tour grip size: G5 small (80-84 mm)
Grip size is expressed in millimeters. Racquet handle sizes range from 75 to over 90 millimeters, and are classified in size ranges expressed in "G". The thicker the handle, the easier it is to grip, but the more difficult it is to change grip. The thinner the handle, the more dexterity it offers and the greater the power of the fingers to give the racket speed.
Original Nanoflare 1000 tour string
The racquet is originally strung with Yonex multi-filament factory string with a gauge of 0.70 mm.
Nanoflare 1000 tour original voltage: 8-9 kg / 17.5-20 lbs
Tension is expressed in kilograms (kg) or pounds (lbs). Snowshoes are strung between 8 and 9 kg / 17.5 and 20 lbs depending on the loss of tension due to outdoor conditions.
Recommended tension Nanoflare 1000 tour: 9-12.5 kg / 20-28 lbs
Each brand specifies a recommended tension to avoid frame breakage due to stringing, impact or string breakage. Some snowshoes with reinforced frames can withstand a tension of up to 16 kg / 35 lbs.
Nanoflare 1000 tour string pattern: 22x21
The string pattern is expressed as the number of vertical strings X the number of horizontal strings. In badminton, we speak of uprights X crossbars on a racket. A reduced string pattern increases power and comfort but reduces durability.
Stringing instructions for 76 eyelets with 1st top crosspiece in H8: B = bottom, H = top
Recording in 4 knots. Upright: start at the top center and tie up to B9 (skip eyelets H8 and H10). Pass through B12 to H15 then back to H13 to go down to B10 and finish by tying a knot on eyelet B8. (same on opposite side) Travers: Tie a knot on eyelet B6 and start the traverses from B9. Continue across to H8 (skip eyelets H11 and H9) and finish by tying the knot on eyelet H5.
Nanoflare 1000 tour frame technology
H.M. Graphite, Nanocell Neo, Aero Frame, Compact Frame, Isometric, Sonic Flare System, Ex-Hyper MG, , Speed-Assist Bumper
Nanoflare 1000 tour rod composition
H.M. Graphite, Super Slim Shaft, Energy Boost Cap Plus, Rexis Shaft, Built-in T-Joint
Nanocell NEO
Resilient yet surprisingly flexible graphite material for enhanced power
AERO Frame
Frame with aerodynamic profile across the entire racquet head to reduce air resistance for faster hitting speeds
Compact Frame
Smaller screen for greater precision
ISOMETRIC
The ISOMETRIC design increases the sweetspot by 7%*. Compared to a conventional round frame, an ISOMETRIC square-shaped racket generates a wider sweetspot by optimizing the intersection of the main and cross strings.
Sonic Flare System
New ultra-thin, flat frame profile deforms on impact for greater striking speed
Super Slim Shaft
An ultra-thin shaft reduces air resistance and allows for better responsiveness and quicker stroke sequences
Energy Boost CAP PLUS
The new top cap maximizes stem performance. The front allows the shaft to flex and exert the maximum effect of the Namd. The arch-shaped curve stabilizes the snowshoe frame, preventing the shaft from twisting.
REXIS Shaft
A high-performance shaft precisely engineered with an original molding technique from Yonex. Improves stroke performance.
Built-in T-Joint
Integrated T-joint increases strength between frame and shaft and greatly reduces torsion for greater control
EX hyper MG
new elastic graphite for more power in drives
SPEED ASSIST BUMPER
eyelets on the lower part of the frame containing a highly rigid, deformation-resistant material to improve repulsion performance.
Item and color code
NF-1000T Lightning Yellow
International players with Yonex Nanoflare 1000 racquets
CAROLINA MARIN (SPAIN), LAKSHYA SEN (INDIA), THOM GICQUEL (FRANCE)
speed record Nanoflare 1000 series
It was with the Yonex Nanoflare 1000 racquet series that the world speed record was broken on April 14, 2023 in the factory gymnasium Yonex CO. Tokyo, Japan.
In the men's category, India's Satwiksairaj RANKIREDDY shattered the 10-year-old record by hitting 565 km/h!
In the women's category, Malaysia's Pearly TAN set the first world record by hitting 438 km/h!
Warranty
The frame is guaranteed for 1 year under normal use, the rope is not guaranteed.
