Yonex introduced Tri Bumper and Sound Filter technology, as Yonex is a Japanese racket company and today has become one of the top brands among badminton players. It is well known for its excellent quality rackets, shoes, advanced technologies, and other sports gear.
And today, here in this post, we will discuss two advanced Yonex technologies that have changed the racket’s performance, durability, and strength.
So let’s dive in:
Advanced Technologies Indulged in Badminton Rackets
Tri Bumper Technology
The Tri-Bumper technology is can be commonly seen in Yonex Astrox and Voltric Series rackets.
Tri-Bumper feature generally refers to the tungsten-infused grommets that maximize the contact time between the shuttlecock and string.
Also, these advanced grommets are natural self-lubricants and offer super friction-free surfaces. It is combined with the Tri-voltage system to ensure that the frame flexes in a controlled way and allows a player to hold the shuttle on the string bed for longer for maximum power transfer to the shuttle.
Overall, the Player gets full power during smash hitting.
Sound Filter Technology
Yonex has introduced a strong-sounding innovative technology called Sound Filter that helps to cut and eliminate vibration. The sound filter uses new materials at the two and ten o’clock positions to reduce only high-pitched and dull soundwaves.
It helps to produce a louder and sharper sound when the shuttle hits to string bed and on impact to unsettle opponents and allows a player to play more aggressively. The sound Filter technology also helps reduce the racquet’s uncomfortable sensation by rapidly eliminating 31% of vibrations.
Rather than this, to cut vibration, Yonex manufactures its badminton rackets that are built-in solid feel core that cuts harmful miscellaneous vibration at impact. Also, these technologies together help in improving racket performance.
Final Words
So, these two technologies were introduced by Yonex, commonly indulged in Astrox and Voltric badminton series rackets.
These technologies make the racket more suitable for the players and allow them to play accordingly on the court.