New — 2300 Daren II
Read the game,
rule the court
The second generation of Daren Liew’s signature frame inherits the geometry that made the first one famous, then rebuilds it in new materials. The balance point moves out to 297 mm, so the head arrives with more behind it — and the shaft gets it there before your opponent has finished the last shot.
- Patented hexagon shaft (ZL200820201080.7). The hexagonal cone sits five centimetres above the cap, pulling the flex point forward for a faster rebound and cutting deformation under load by 7.5% against a conventional round shaft.
- Dual frame. A box section through the lower head holds its shape at high tension for precise landing; a sword section across the top cuts wind resistance on the swing.
- Toray high-modulus carbon and nano-resin on a 6.9 mm shaft, warranted to 35 lb — the highest tension in the line.
- A T-joint reinforced with extra carbon layers keeps the face square through a full smash, so the second and third attack land where the first one did.
4U (82 ± 2 g) · 297 ± 3 mm balance · 675 mm · G5 · 76 diagonal grommets · Blue
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New — Mountains and Rivers New
Take the
challenge
Shan Hai — mountains and seas. Kumpoo built this one for the Hebei provincial badminton team and then painted the landscape onto it: ink-brush peaks in gold and river blue across a white frame, and cloud-and-wave line-work cut into the grip. It is an attacking racket first, and a piece of the province second.
- Toray T1000 high-modulus carbon in a box head: light for what it holds, and slow to deform under a high-tension string bed, which is what keeps a slice or a net kill landing where you aimed it.
- High-density vibration reduction. Polyurethane is injected into the frame and sets into a sponge-like core, filtering the vibration and noise out of contact so finger pressure reads straight through to the face.
- Pliers Tech PRO (patent ZL202220048813.8), in 1K carbon fabric. The pliers-shaped front cap clamps the joint between shaft and grip for torsional resistance, with an anti-slip texture on the cone.
- An 8.2 mm medium-stiff shaft at a 300 mm balance: bow-like rebound for clears that reach the baseline off a snap, and quick enough hands for mid-court drives.
4U (82 ± 2 g) · 300 ± 3 mm balance · 675 mm · G5 · 76 diagonal grommets · up to 35 lb · White / black
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New — Hyper Shot Wind
Wind-like
speed
Speed is the most direct weapon there is: take the initiative, and your opponent is answering your rhythm instead of setting their own. The Hyper Shot Wind is built around that idea — one box frame, three weights, and every gram that could be taken out of the swing taken out.
- Three weights of the same frame: rose gold 4U (82 g, G5, up to 30 lb), purple 6U (72 g, G6, up to 30 lb) and blue 8U — 65 g, G6, up to 28 lb, the lightest frame we make.
- A low-resistance fish-mouth front cap cuts swing resistance by 25% and takes stress off the shaft where it usually breaks.
- Square cross-section box frame in high-strength carbon: it holds its shape at high tension, so the shuttle lands where you aimed it on the fifth drive as well as the first.
- A 6.8 mm superfine shaft with a secondary forming process — extra carbon layering at the frame-to-shaft joint for torsional resistance.
- Chameleon paint that reads differently by angle and light, a poplar wood handle on the 4U and 6U (carbon fibre on the 8U), and an EAN chip in the cap so you can verify the frame is ours.
Featured rackets
Three from the current line: a team-edition attacker, a thin-shafted power frame, and Daren Liew’s signature all-rounder.
Find your racket
Pick the way you win points and the frame follows.
Offensive
Head-heavy balance and slim shafts for players who win points with the smash.
See rackets →All-round
Balance around 295 mm that switches between attack and defence without a grip change.
See rackets →Speed
Sword frames and titanium shafts for flat drives, fast hands and the front court.
See rackets →Tested, not simulated
Every frame is played before it is sold
Prototypes go to club players and coaches before they reach a catalogue. A frame only ships when the people hitting with it can describe what changed — and want to keep the racket.
- Three prototype rounds minimum per frame
- Fatigue testing to 30 lb string tension
- Balance and weight checked at each production batch
- Two-year warranty against frame defects