Li-Ning
Li-Ning Turbo X 90 III
Not sold by the UK shops we checkSuits aBack-Court HammerSteep, heavy smashes from the back, with head weight and a firm shaft behind every hit.
Balance ≈300mm
Head heavy
Flex Medium
55 on our 0-100 scale
Weight 87g · 3U
Before strings and grip
Best featureCheap head-heavy attackerPlayer styleAttacking
Model seriesLi-Ning Turbo X
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BalanceHead heavy
FlexMedium
Weight3U 87 g
A head-heavy Li-Ning with a medium-flex 7 mm shaft, sold in India as an intermediate attacking racket and described as the step up from the Turbo X 50 and 60. It is a low-cost power racket with a stated 30 lb limit, not a premium frame.
- Head-heavy balance helps smashes and clears
- Medium flex is easier to load than a stiff shaft
- Very cheap in the Indian market
- Retailer-only specs, and retailers disagree on flex, weight band and grip
- No balance in mm, length or launch year found
- Thick 7 mm shaft and a basic frame give less feel than newer Li-Ning models
Where to buy
None of the UK shops we check sell it right now, so it may only be available abroad.
| Weights | 3U 84-89g |
|---|---|
| Balance | Head heavy |
| Shaft | Medium · 7mm |
| Max tension | 30 lbs |
| Grips | - |
| Released | - |
| RRP | - |
Balance estimated from the brand label; flex placed from the brand label. Brands rate stiffness differently, so treat flex as approximate.
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