Modern counterparts to the Yonex Voltric FB
Head heavy · Stiff · F (discontinued)
Balance estimated from the brand label; flex placed from the brand label. Brands rate stiffness differently, so treat flex as approximate.
From Yonex
#1 · from £164Yonex Astrox 99 Tour (3rd gen)
- Much the same balance.
- A similar shaft.
- 4U instead of F: heavier and more solid.
#2 · from £144Yonex Astrox 88D Tour (3rd gen)
- Much the same balance.
- A similar shaft.
- 4U instead of F: heavier and more solid.
#3 · from £144Yonex Astrox 88S Tour (3rd gen)
- Much the same balance.
- A similar shaft.
- 4U instead of F: heavier and more solid.
Similar rackets from other brands
#1 · from £200JNICE Air Muramasa Pro
- 5 mm lighter in the head: quicker at the net and in defence, less free power on smashes.
- More flexible: easier power on slower swings and kinder on the arm, a little less precise.
- 6U instead of F: heavier and more solid.
#2 · from £56Carlton 3.7 Team IV
- Much the same balance.
- More flexible: easier power on slower swings and kinder on the arm, a little less precise.
#3 · from £175Li-Ning Tectonic 9
- 7 mm more head-heavy: heavier smashes and clears, a touch slower back into defence.
- A similar shaft.
- 5U instead of F: heavier and more solid.
#4 · from £200Victor Thruster F C Ultra X (TK-F C Ultra X)
- Much the same balance.
- A similar shaft.
- 5U instead of F: heavier and more solid.
#5 · from £130Victor Thruster Ryuga TD (TK-RYUGA TD)
- Much the same balance.
- A similar shaft.
- 5U instead of F: heavier and more solid.
#6 · from £137Li-Ning Axforce 80
- Much the same balance.
- More flexible: easier power on slower swings and kinder on the arm, a little less precise.
- 5U instead of F: heavier and more solid.