Updated 24 Oct 2026
24 Victor rackets are in stock in UK shops today. Here are the best of them for four kinds of player.
Tuned by weight class. The 2025 flagship F-series racket: Aerogel frame, metallic-carbon shaft and a shaft diameter that changes with weight class (6.0 mm in 3U, 5.8 in 4U, 5.6 in 5U). Head heavy and stiff, built for rear-court attackers.
From £199.99 at Badminton HQ
Slim-shaft power. Launched mid-2024 with an unusually thin 5.8 mm metallic-carbon shaft to cut air resistance while keeping the head-heavy Thruster punch. It sits at the control end of Victor's power chart rather than the bounce end.
From £189.99 at Racketworld
Value head-heavy. A mid-priced Thruster with a PYROFIL shaft and Hard Cored frame, sold in 3U and 4U. It gives Ryuga-like head-heavy power at around two-thirds of the flagship price.
From £117.60 at Badminton HQ
Easy all-rounder. A slightly more flexible sibling of the 6SP (index 5) with the same nano-tube shaft and 26-28 lb tension limits. Even balance, aimed at club players.
From £79.99 at Badminton HQ
Aerogel all-rounder. The 2025 DriveX flagship with Nano Aerogel in the frame and a metallic-carbon shaft. Even balance and medium-stiff, with a high 32-33 lb tension limit, it is Victor's most capable all-round racket.
From £189.99 at Racketworld
Precise and bouncy. July 2023 flagship all-rounder adding a metallic-carbon shaft for extra elasticity. Even balance and medium-stiff, placed on the bouncy side of Victor's all-round chart.
From £150.00 at Racketworld RRP £180
Fast with bite. The second-generation 90K, adding WES 2.0 and an anti-torsion system for quicker recovery and a sharper downward angle on attacks. Head light and stiff-leaning, aimed at fast doubles play.
From £161.00 at Badminton HQ
Thin-frame speed. A 2025 speed flagship with a frame only 5.0 mm thin at its slimmest, Nano Aerogel for lightness and PBO fibre for energy transfer. Intended for flat drives and quick exchanges.
From £151.99 at Racketworld RRP £170
Stiff and swift. Third 90K generation (May 2024) adding metallic carbon fibre for a stiffer, bouncier frame at the stiffest slider position. Victor markets it as even balance, but retailers and a reviewer describe it as head light.
From £169.95 at Badminton HQ
Cheap flexible starter. An affordable entry Auraspeed with a very flexible slider setting and low tension limits (24-26 lbs). It is aimed at newer players learning stroke production.
From £59.50 at Badminton HQ RRP £77
Easy all-rounder. A slightly more flexible sibling of the 6SP (index 5) with the same nano-tube shaft and 26-28 lb tension limits. Even balance, aimed at club players.
From £79.99 at Badminton HQ
Entry Auraspeed. A 2020 entry-level full-graphite Auraspeed in 4U/G5. It gives newer players the lighter-head Auraspeed shape at a modest price.
From £64.95 at Badminton HQ