Li-Ning Halbertec 9000

Li-Ning Halbertec 9000 is the flagship racket in the Halbertec series, developed for advanced and technically skilled badminton players demanding exceptional control, precision and shuttle feel.

The Halbertec series is Li-Ning's control-oriented badminton racket range, and Halbertec 9000 represents the top of the series. The racket features an even balance, providing a strong combination of hitting power and fast racket handling. This creates a versatile feel on court, allowing you to control precise placements while still accelerating the game when needed.

The racket features a stiff shaft, contributing to excellent stability and precision. For technically skilled players, this provides a direct shuttle feel and a high level of control over both pace and placement.

The stiff shaft also demands good technique and timing. Li-Ning Halbertec 9000 is therefore primarily designed for advanced, elite and competitive players who can generate their own racket speed and take full advantage of its precise characteristics.

As the flagship model, Halbertec 9000 incorporates advanced materials and technologies. This includes T1100 carbon, combining high strength with low weight and contributing to the racket's stability and performance.

Li-Ning Halbertec 9000 is available in two weight classes:

3U – 85-89 g: More weight behind your shots and greater power potential, but slightly slower racket handling.

4U – 80-84 g: Faster racket handling and manoeuvrability with less weight behind your shots.

The remaining specifications are the same, allowing you to choose the weight class that best suits your game.

Halbertec 9000 is used by Danish top player Kim Astrup, who plays with the 3U version.

We recommend Li-Ning Halbertec 9000 for advanced and elite badminton players looking for a premium racket focused on control, precision and exceptional shuttle feel.

Key features:

Flagship Halbertec racket

Focus on control and precision

Even balance

Stiff shaft

Precise shuttle feel

T1100 carbon

3U: 85-89 g

4U: 80-84 g

For advanced and elite players

Used by Kim Astrup in 3U