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MMOA

MMOA Air Power MBR-2800

Not sold by the UK shops we check
Suits aAll-Court EngineComfortable anywhere: defence, drives and clears. Balanced kit for a balanced game.
Balance ≈285mm Slightly head light
Flex Medium 50 on our 0-100 scale
Weight 82g · 4U Before strings and grip
Best featureQuick, handy carbonPlayer styleSpeed / Control Model seriesMMOA Air Power
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280285290295300305Head heavy298 mm +Slightlyhead heavy293-297 mmEven288-292 mmSlightlyhead light283-287 mmHead light< 283 mm HEAD HEAVY HEAD LIGHT FLEXIBLE STIFF

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This racketEvery other racket
285 mm
BalanceSlightly head light
50%
FlexMedium
82 g
Weight4U 82 g

A discontinued mid-range Japanese-market carbon racket from MMOA, the Air Power MBR-2800. It is a 4U, slightly head-light frame with a medium shaft, a sensible first competition racket for handling-minded players. The brand has since wound down, so it only turns up as leftover or used stock.

  • Slightly head-light balance for quick handling
  • High modulus graphite frame and shaft
  • Medium shaft suits a wide range of club players
  • Brand reported to have gone out of business; stock is limited
  • No weight in grams, balance point or price published
  • Only a single Japanese listing site describes it

Where to buy

None of the UK shops we check sell it right now, so it may only be available abroad.

Weights4U 80-84g
BalanceSlightly head light
ShaftMedium
Max tension-
GripsG5
Released- (discontinued)
RRP-

Balance estimated from the brand label; flex placed from the brand label. Brands rate stiffness differently, so treat flex as approximate.

Spec sources: 1

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