MIZUNO ALTIUS N-FEEL (White/Gold) 3.5U/G6 Badminton Racquet – Unstrung & Free Grip

2026-03-23T17:06:09+10:00

Type: Badminton Rackets
Price: 289.00

MIZUNO ALTIUS N-FEEL – The Pinnacle of Precision and Feel

*Unstrung & Free Grip (This racquet is sold as Frame-Only and includes a free grip)

The ALTIUS N-FEEL represents a new era in racquet control, launched in November 2025 as the flagship choice for players who demand an intimate connection with the shuttle. Endorsed by the legendary Nozomi Okuhara, this "Made in Japan" masterpiece is engineered to translate every subtle hand movement into on-court precision.

The standout innovation of this model is the introduction of the 3.5U weight class. By meticulously balancing the weight between the traditional 3U and 4U categories, Mizuno has achieved a racquet that provides the swing stability of a heavier frame with the lightning agility of a lighter one. The White/Gold aesthetic reflects its premium status and technical sophistication.

Weight / Grip | 3.5U/G6
Torque Level | T8
Balance | Head Heavy Bias
Flex | Medium - Stiff
Recommended Tension | 23 – 27 lbs
Material | HM Graphite + Graphite, VA Polymer
Origin | Made in Japan

Key Performance Technologies

3.5U Balance Design: A unique weight distribution that bridges the gap between power and speed, offering enhanced racquet control while maintaining a "solid" hitting sensation.

Dual-Elasticity Frame: The outer frame utilizes high-elasticity materials while the inner frame uses low-elasticity materials to create a "trampoline effect," increasing shuttle hold time and tactile feedback.

VA Polymer Injection: High-performance vibration-dampening polymer is integrated into the frame to eliminate uncomfortable shock, allowing for a cleaner and more precise feel during impact.

BDSS Exclusive Line: This model is part of the Mizuno Badminton Specialities Shop (BDSS) collection, ensuring it meets the highest professional standards for competitive play.

Torque Technology (T8): Specifically engineered to stabilize the racquet head during high-speed rotation, maximizing energy transfer from the forearm to the shuttle.