Lining Windstorm Nano 73 Carbon Fibre Professional Unstrung Badminton Racquet

Experience unmatched precision and speed with the Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73 Carbon Fibre Badminton Racquet. Built for players who demand control, power, and lightweight performance, this unstrung racquet weighs just 73g — perfect for fast rallies and effortless smashes. The Dynamic Optimum Frame enhances shot stability, while Nano Carbon Fibre ensures lasting durability and strength. Designed for both intermediate and professional players, the Windstorm Nano 73 offers an incredible blend of flexibility, aerodynamics, and balance. Get your Li-Ning badminton racquet in UAE today and elevate your game performance.

Stringing your Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73 correctly enhances its performance and durability. Follow these steps to get the perfect tension and control.

Step 1: Prepare the Racquet
Inspect the frame for cracks or warping before stringing. Clean the grommet holes to ensure smooth string flow.

Step 2: Choose the Right String
Use Li-Ning No.1 Boost or Yonex BG65 Titanium for balanced power and control. For advanced players, opt for high-resilience strings.

Step 3: Mount the Racquet
Place it on an electronic or manual stringing machine, ensuring even pressure around the frame.

Step 4: Start Stringing the Mains
Begin from the center of the head and work outward, alternating sides to distribute tension evenly.

Step 5: Weave the Cross Strings
Weave under and over the main strings, keeping consistent tension. Avoid sharp bends to prevent frame stress.

Step 6: Adjust Tension
For control-oriented players: 26–27 lbs.
For power players: 28–30 lbs.

Step 7: Tie Off and Inspect
Secure knots firmly and check for uniform tension. Wipe down the frame after stringing.

Troubleshooting:
If strings loosen quickly, increase pre-stretch by 5%. For uneven tension, recheck the mount alignment.

Following these steps ensures optimal performance, durability, and feel for your Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73.

The Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73 is best suited for speed-based players who rely on agility, reaction time, and precision control. Its lightweight carbon fibre frame is ideal for those who prefer long matches with quick exchanges and continuous rallies.

Perfect for intermediate to professional players, this racquet delivers an exceptional balance of flexibility and stability. If you’re training for tournaments or seeking a reliable racquet for both singles and doubles, the Windstorm Nano 73 offers consistency in every shot.

From badminton clubs across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah to personal home courts, it’s built for UAE players demanding top-tier performance, durability, and speed.

1. Is the Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73 good for beginners?
While designed for intermediate to advanced players, its lightweight frame and balanced control make it accessible for dedicated beginners improving their game.

2. What is the balance point of the Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73?
The racquet has a head-light balance, giving players faster swing speed and better maneuverability during rallies.

3. How much does the Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73 weigh?
It weighs only 73 grams (unstrung), making it one of the lightest racquets in Li-Ning’s professional lineup.

4. What string tension is best for the Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73?
The ideal string tension is 26–30 lbs, depending on whether you prefer more control or more power.

5. Is the Li-Ning Windstorm Nano 73 better than Yonex Astrox?
Both are high-performance racquets. The Windstorm Nano 73 is lighter and faster for quick play, while Yonex Astrox models emphasize power-heavy smashes.