Apacs is known to be always on the move in creating unique badminton rackets that bring new flavours into the badminton market namely, the lightest badminton rackets in the world, thinnest shaft in the world and so on.
Created since 2013, Apacs very own Blend technology features the perfect blend of speed and power, enabling players to enjoy the best of both worlds. 
There have been rackets built with this technology ever-since such as the Apacs Blend 6000, 7000, 8000, Perfect Blend, Blend Pro but the most recent model is the one that’s caught everyone’s attention. It is the bestselling of all Blend series from Apacs, the Blend Duo 88. Apacs Blend Duo 88 has seen leading the hall of fame since early 2017.
Apacs Blend Duo 88 is the lightest of all in the unique Blend series rackets, which could be a reason why majority of Apacs light 6U racket fans choose to use. Only 79g in weight, Blend Duo 88 offers players excceptional handling during fast games.
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Jag reviews the Apacs Blend Duo 88
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| Apacs Blend Duo 88 Specifications | |
| Frame Material: | Hi Modulus Graphite + Blend Technology + IPN |
| Shaft Material: | Hi Modulus Graphite |
| Flex: | Medium (9.0) |
| Weight: | 79g +/- 2 (6U-G2) |
| Length: | 672mm +/- 2 |
| Max Tension: | 32lbs |
| Balance: | 300mm +/- 3 (Head Heavy) |
| Grommets: | 76 holes |
| Colours Available : | Grey, Gold, Red, Black, Navy Blue, Pink, Purple |
Feedbacks received on BadmintonBay.com
I bought this racket in black and another in pink for my girlfriend. The only problems I came across was that I ordered with 25 lbs of tension and I could tell it was lower than my other racket at 25 lbs. On the pink one I ordered, the factory grip was slightly placed wrong on the pink one, however I don’t leave the factory grip on anyways. This racket feels really good and it is easy to feel the difference between both sides. Overall the problems I have with my rackets don’t pertain to the quality of the racket so I think its really good for the price and my level as an intermediate player .
Fantastic racquet! It is light and fast. Perfect for doubles.
excellent racquet. light and very fast. strung to 25lb and balanced with power and accuracy! great value!
After going through many racquets this is my current favourite. The weight, the flex, the balance everything is right for me at this stage of my play.
Gooood
Very Good
Very good racket!
Further Information on Apacs Blend Duo 88 Badminton Racket.
| Special Features | |
| Isometric head frame | Equalizes the length of main and cross strings in the stringbed, enlarging the sweet-spot for more consistent accuracy even on off-center hits. |
| Blend Technology Frame | This technology creates the blend between the speed and power of the frame that enables the player to enjoy the best of both world. Making your shots agile, fast and powerful. |
| Reinforced Structure Frame |
The new material is adopted in the frame in order to make the frame Ultra high Strength & Stiffness. As a result it can handle string tension of up to 38lbs. |
| Light Weight | At 79g (6U) this light weight racket will enable you to move quickly and deliver fast swing to surprise your opponent. |
| 76 Grommets System | This single-pass grommet holes construction provides more grommet holes, creating a high-performance stringing pattern that puts 7% more durability. |
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