Apacs Nano Fusion Speed 722 Badminton Racket

Apacs Nano Fusion Speed 722

Experience lightning-fast gameplay with the Apacs Nano Fusion Speed 722, a highly popular badminton racket designed for speed, control, and effortless handling. Ideal for beginners and intermediate players, this racket offers an excellent balance of maneuverability and power.

With its ultra-lightweight 6U frame (~77–78g), the Nano Fusion 722 allows extremely fast swing speeds and quick reactions—perfect for doubles and fast rallies.

The racket features an even balance (~285mm), making it an all-rounder that performs well in both attack and defense.

Built using 30T / 24T Japan High Modulus Graphite, it delivers durability and a responsive feel while maintaining a lightweight profile.

Its Slim Box Frame design reduces air resistance for faster swings while maintaining stability and power. Combined with Nano Fusion Technology, the racket stores and releases energy efficiently for better shot depth and control.

The medium flex shaft (8–9) makes it easy to generate power, even for players with developing technique, providing a smooth and forgiving playing experience.

 Key Features

• Ultra Lightweight (6U ~77–78g) – Extremely fast and easy to handle
• Even Balance (~285mm) – Perfect for all-round gameplay
• Slim Box Frame – Faster swing + stable shots
• Nano Fusion Technology – Better energy transfer & control
• Medium Flex Shaft (8–9) – Easy power generation
• High Modulus Graphite (30T/24T) – Durable and responsive
• 72 Grommet System – Improved string performance

 Specifications

• Brand: Apacs
• Model: Nano Fusion Speed 722
• Player Level: Beginner to Intermediate
• Weight: 70–75g (6U)
• Balance: Even Balance (~285 ±5mm)
• Flex: Medium (8–9)
• Frame Material: 30T Japan Graphite
• Shaft Material: 24T Japan Graphite
• Shaft Diameter: ~7.4–7.5mm
• Max String Tension: Up to 30 lbs

 Why Choose Nano Fusion Speed 722?

• Perfect for fast gameplay & doubles players
• Extremely easy to handle (great for beginners)
• Balanced performance: speed + control + decent power
• One of the most popular budget Apacs rackets