Li-Ning Wind Lite Strung Badminton Racquet with Free Full Cover (78 Grams. Powered by Windstorm)

Worth it... Good quality super light weight and authentic materials. Very satisfied... specification details are true.

Initial Impression:It's lightweight. But windlite 800 is describes as even balance in description but it's head Heavy.Mrp is mentioned as 5990. Offered for 2990It is not super stiff. It flexes more than little. (say 7mm)Edit:So i have been playing for 2 days now.It's not beginner friendly for sure. So you should be an intermediate player to start with this as it's a head Heavy racketYou need to put more power into swings for those powerful shots.The sound is lite.. But You can hear better sounds when smashing

The Li-ning Wind lite strung racquet was my most coveted racquet I ordered online. The racquet being extremely light weight makes it very easily controllable. The shaft as well as the frame is purely made of graphite and is very durable indeed. The features that Li-ning brings to the picture is quite similar to other Li-ning models that is the Aerotec Beam System (ABS), Dynamic Optimum Frame (DOF) which really adds to the ingenuity of the racket. The Windstorm technology to design the Wind lite series of racquets offers an extremely light weight class of racquets with additional power generation capability with its medium flex shaft.

It’s really lite weight and handy to use it’s a head heavy racket meant for players who love to use attacking strategy

I had a little head heavy racquet from Yonex earlier, I used to feel some pain in the playing arm due to the extra weight.Henceforth I decided to look for lightest racquets (<80 grams) and this one is perfect for me.

I realise a lot of people read a lot of reviews before making the purchase decision when it comes to racquets. I will try my best to make it expressive for such folks. I am an intermediate player who has played the game plenty while growing up, in patches during the mid 20s and 30s and now finally at 40, I find myself being a regular to the courts. My game is primarily defensive and technique oriented. More placements and drops to the net, smash only when I am sure it will stick kinda guy. I was using the lightweight Yonex Nanoray 18i and wanted to get a heavier better racquet. I decided to go for the Li-Ning Wind Lite. It is white in color and looks lovely. The stringing tension is 30 lbs, though it feels lesser to be honest. The heavy head on the 78gms frame has a slight vibration and a nice feel. The first ten days took a bit of getting used to but after that it is a joy to play with the racquet. Control is amazing, the smashes land faster and heavier because of the head and overall game is better. At the price point, this is a complete must-have. Go on and enjoy!