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BLADEX 800 (BLADEX800) Li-Ning, the ceiling of the new speed class racket without one!
I think that before this model red factory did not have a real top of the speed class products
Once N7II, N65 was known as the red factory rare speed racket
But back then, the top and scale of the speed products of the PK friends and almost interesting.
In recent years, products with “i” for the concept of ultra-light, and the market perception of speed does not quite match the
So many people to the last generation of Li-Ning labeled: head heavy, ultra-light, high poundage resistance
BLADEX 800 (later referred to as BX800) was launched to make up for the shortcomings of Red Factory in the top speed racket
1. The BX800 has a balance of 291mm, which is the lowest balance point and the fastest 3U top racket from Red Factory.
Racket stick logo has: SW LIGHT HEAD
2. BX800 feels so hard, feels harder than AX99, the hardest racket in the history of red factory.
The core carbon cloth is Nissan M46, which is one and a half levels stiffer than AXFORCE 80 with M40X, and the center stick shape is smaller.
I think it is one of the top 3 hardest racquets in the market today among the three major brands.
3. BX800 is a winged windbreaker frame, which has the fastest swing speed in the red factory at 3u.
12 o’clock frame Thickness: 6.4mm Width: 10mm
3 9 o’clock frame Thickness: 6.4mm Width: 10mm
Swing speed is faster than JS12, BS12, NF700 and not much different from ARS90S, NR800.
Medium frame size, good forgiveness, medium to high density in the sweet spot, good burst.
Characteristics
Hard hitting, fast strike speed, precise landing in the middle and front half of the court.
Stronger flat draw, stiffer feel reduces feedback time when hitting the ball.
Faster, more consistent and more compressive shots in the center court, without any delay.
The frame has a strong stability to control the landing point better, and to deal with the waist, the net, and the empty ball path more accurately.
BX800 comes with a number of center court buffs and retains a certain sense of “ball wrapping”, which is more helpful for wrist flick.
BX800’s high elasticity and hard hitting feel enhance the rebound and control of the ball after the wrist flick.
The characteristics of the BX800 are suitable for high-end players who like to play “bounce back” and like to receive kills diagonally and in the air.
It is not an exaggeration to say that it is the current doubles star of the red factory and the wrist gas pedal.
The feel of the catch is very strong, and the bounce back to the backcourt is very enjoyable.
Offense
BX800 has a hard hitting feel, with its own characteristics in high distance and kill shots.
Unlike the moderately stiff AXFORCE 80, the BX800 has a flatter arc on the overhead, and a more direct feedback of the power of a hard hit.
The 290mm balance and the winged frame are the main additions that give it a faster shot speed.
Its kill point is not as sharp as the attacking racket, but it is still mainly for high quality consistency and pressure.
The frame is also made of foam, which makes the ball stable and instantly explosive, with quicker feedback and a thicker feel.
The BX800 is a lightweight racquet, so you need to look for a little more kill lead to adapt to its low balance.
However, the stiff middle and stable face add to the speed of the ball, and continuous pressure is an effective way of attacking in the backcourt.
There may be people who will dismiss its offensive capabilities as a way to judge its shortcomings
There will be people in the society who will say: as long as the kill shot is not as good as the second sister’s husband and the 88S, it can’t work (really YYDS’s D!O!G!)
Each racquet has its own way of opening and matching people, find your own type of racquet to have more fun on the court!
BX800 is suitable for which kind of people
BX800 is Li-Ning’s competitive ceiling, suitable for speed or doubles type.
It is harder and requires some power skills to hold it.
Compared to AXFORCE 80, it is suitable for people with higher level of performance
3U BX800 is recommended for those who like faster, stronger and stiffer racket, and 3U AXFORCE 80 is recommended for those who like offense.
4U AXFORCE is recommended for those who like high end shots, but are worried about their ability.
If you like to control and block the net in the center half of the court, you can try BX800 4U, but I personally think that 3U can take care of the backcourt output better.
AXFORCE 80 is very strong in explosive damage, and BX800 can do penetrating damage and good continuous offense.
Personally, I recommend to use N65 hard ball line, if you have high demand for landing point, you can try N69 red factory balanced ball line.
Why is it called the ceiling of the speed racket?
The material is Nissan M46, not many of the three major brands can use Nissan M46 (you can ask the teachers of the racket factory for advice).
The elasticity of BX800 is not as good as AXFORCE 80, but its rebound speed is better than AXFORCE 80.
The BX800 is similar to AXFORCE 80 in terms of feel, and the racket surface wraps around the head when hitting the ball.
The hardness of the BX800 is among the top three of the new top speed rackets from China in the past few years, and the high hardness is a good experience as there is no woodiness.
Most of the rackets on the market have a balance point of around 295, but the 290mm BX800 doesn’t feel like it’s drifting, and it performs well all over the court.
It is not possible to make a classic by raising the parameters, the product needs to return to the range acceptable to the public, and return to the rational 3U.
The BX800 returns to the original purpose of the speed racket: faster, more stable and more rigid, which may be the top speed racket should be like!
After the return of the hit feeling outstanding, not even lose to most of the Japanese speed racket, the ceiling should be so, right?
The price of BX800 is 1680rmb, the same as AXFORCE 80, which is in the middle of the price range of the top three brands.
Currently in the hands of the BX800 through three threading, each at 27 pounds, there is no collapse and breakage (welcome to your information)
How much can it beat the Japanese?
I don’t think it’s a problem to fight with NR900; the flat draw speed is not as good as NR800, but there is not much difference between BX800 and NR800.
The hardness of BX800 is comparable to NR800 NS900X, it’s too hard to make a hard speed racket nowadays, and it will be wooden if it’s not well-tuned.
4U vs. 4U NF700: The comfort zone is not as big as NF700, but it should surpass NF700 in terms of high poundage resistance.
3U vs. 3U NF800: The offense is not as good as NF800, but the hardness and speed surpass NF800.
Compared to the NF series, we are not in a matching mechanism, the NF series tends to be more downward compatible, and not upward.
I can only say that the ceiling of the NR NS is too high, and I expect the NF900 to surpass its predecessor, the NR800 NR900, in terms of rigidity and hardness.
It’s probably the biggest drawbacks are: 1. the offense is not as good as the second brother-in-law and the 88S 2. it’s also not made by Japanese people or Japanese brands
Finally, the BX800 is already so good, I’ll see what you can do with the red factory BX900.
The BX800 is pulling in all the stops right out of the gate, and I hope the BX900 isn’t too middle-of-the-road.
BLADEX 800 is endorsed by Zhang Nan, the gift box version is BLADEX 800ZN, the official announcement of the gift box version is Zhang Nan’s personal player parameters, can not be compared for the time being
