Victor
Victor Meteor X JJS (MX-JJS)
2012 · Not sold by the UK shops we check about £170 abroadSuits aShot MakerControl first. You put the shuttle exactly where you want it and wait for the opening.
Balance ≈295mm
Slightly head heavy
Flex Medium Stiff
67 on our 0-100 scale
Weight 87g · 3U
Before strings and grip
Best featureSolid doubles attackerPlayer styleAttacking
Model seriesVictor Meteor X
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BalanceSlightly head heavy
FlexMedium stiff
Weight3U 87 g
A discontinued Victor signature racket for Korean doubles player Jung Jae Sung, built on the Meteor X 80 and tuned for fast, powerful attack. Victor describes the balance as slightly heavy and the shaft as slightly hard, but the UK reviewer found the weight sits low in the head so it plays less head-heavy than the numbers suggest.
- Attack-oriented Octablade frame with a medium-stiff shaft for smashes and drives
- Reviewer praised overhead power, defence and net play, finding no faults
- Graphene at the T-joint for stability
- Discontinued; dropped from Victor's catalogue around 2013
- 3U weight and a stiffer shaft ask for good technique
- Only 28 lb maximum tension and no balance in mm published
Where to buy
None of the UK shops we check sell it right now, so it may only be available abroad. Researched price: about £170.
| Weights | 3U 85-89g |
|---|---|
| Balance | Slightly head heavy |
| Shaft | Medium Stiff |
| Max tension | 28 lbs |
| Grips | G4 |
| Released | 2012 (discontinued) |
| 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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