nils extreme NRZ 052 Nylon and Steel Racket Set, Multicolour, 2 pcs, Height 652 mm, Grip G1

nils extreme NRZ 052 Nylon and Steel Racket Set (2 pcs) combines a lightweight construction with reinforced components for casual court and backyard play. Each racket is 652 mm high, features a G1 grip size suitable for smaller adult and teenage hands, and weighs approximately 100 g. The set includes two multicolour rackets packaged together with a total package weight of about 330 g. Materials used—nylon for the hitting surface and steel for the frame—provide a balance of flexibility and structural strength for recreational use.

Advantages

The combination of nylon strings and a steel frame results in a racket that is both durable and forgiving, offering controlled shots with reduced vibration. The lightweight design (around 100 g per racket) improves maneuverability and reduces fatigue during longer casual sessions. The EU G1 grip size supports comfortable handling for many users, and the multicolour finish makes the set easy to identify and appealing for informal play.

Suitable for

• Recreational court badminton or similar racket games
• Backyard and garden play
• Beginners and casual players seeking lightweight rackets
• Indoor gym class or community sports sessions

Key specifications

• Set contents: 2 rackets
• Racket height: 652 mm
• Grip size: EU G1
• Individual racket weight: 100 g (approx.)
• Primary materials: nylon hitting surface, steel frame
• Finish: multicolour
• Total package weight: 330 g (approx.)

How to use

Use the rackets for casual badminton-style games on outdoor courts, lawns, or indoor sport halls. Hold the racket with a relaxed grip appropriate to the EU G1 size and use short, controlled swings for volleys and clears. The lightweight construction allows quicker wrist action; avoid excessive force to prevent deformation of the hitting surface. After play, dry any moisture from the racket and store in a cool, dry place to prolong lifespan.

Usage recommendations

For longevity, avoid leaving the rackets exposed to direct sunlight or heavy rain. Check the steel frame and nylon surface for damage before use, and use the set for recreational play rather than high-performance competition.