Maxx Tornado Control M2 Pro Badminton Racket

  Maxx Tornado Control M2 Pro Badminton Racket

Take control of every rally with the Maxx Tornado Control M2 Pro, a performance-driven badminton racket built for players who prioritize precision, stability, and high-tension control. Part of the Tornado series, this racket is engineered for consistent performance in competitive gameplay.

The racket features an even balance (~288mm), giving you the perfect blend of attacking capability and defensive control. This makes it ideal for players who like to dominate rallies with placement and accuracy rather than pure power.

Constructed with high rigidity carbon fiber (T30 + Hotmelt Technology), the frame delivers excellent durability and responsiveness, ensuring solid shot feedback and stability during fast exchanges.

With support for high string tension up to 35 lbs, the Tornado Control M2 Pro allows advanced players to achieve sharper control, tighter shots, and improved shuttle repulsion.

  Key Features

• Even Balance (~295mm) – Perfect mix of control and head heavy
• High String Tension (28–35 lbs) – Maximum precision and sharp shots
• High Rigidity Carbon (T30 + Hotmelt Tech) – Strong, stable, and responsive frame
• Medium Flex Shaft – Balanced feel for control + easy power
• Professional Control Frame – Ideal for rally-based gameplay
• Durable Construction – Built for competitive and club-level matches

  Specifications

• Brand: Maxx
• Model: Tornado Control M2 Pro
• Player Level: Intermediate to Advanced
• Weight: ~82 ± 2g (4U approx.)
• Balance:head heavy(~295 ± 5mm)
• Flex: Medium
• Grip Size: G6
• Material: High Rigidity Carbon Fiber (T30 + Hotmelt)
• Max String Tension: 28–35 lbs

  Why Choose Tornado Control M2 Pro?

• Perfect for players who want control + precision over raw power
• Supports very high tension (35 lbs) → better shot accuracy
• Ideal for doubles, rallies, and defensive play
• More stable and controlled compared to beginner rackets

  Pro Insight

• Compared to Vireal V3 (head heavy) → this is more controlled and balanced
• Compared to Master 96 → similar tension but slightly more forgiving
• Best for players who rely on placement, drives, and consistency

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