Badminton · Rackets

Yonex NANOFLARE 700 PLAY

A Yonex badminton racquet listed with Hi-Flex, graphite frame and shaft, a 4U5 configuration, and 20–28 lb stringing advice.

Last checked Sep 17, 2026 · Published configuration

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What this record covers

Product
A Yonex badminton racquet listed with Hi-Flex, graphite frame and shaft, a 4U5 configuration, and 20–28 lb stringing advice.
Published configuration
The configuration named by the manufacturer source.
Source basis
This record uses the linked manufacturer source for published specifications. Editorial context explains those published details; it is not hands-on or laboratory testing.

Published specifications

Flex
Hi-Flex
Frame
Graphite
Shaft
Graphite
Length
10 mm longer
Weight and grip
4U5
Stringing advice
4U: 20–28 lbs
Recommended string
Control Players: EXBOLT63; Hard Hitters: EXBOLT65
Colours
Light Beige, Midnight Purple, Silver / Sky Blue
Made in
China
Item code
2NF-700PL

Overview

Yonex identifies the NANOFLARE 700 PLAY with its published flex, graphite construction fields, 4U5 configuration, and stringing guidance.

Construction and context

The source lists graphite for both the frame and shaft. These are manufacturer construction labels, not independently measured performance findings.

Who it may suit

This entry can help compare the published flex label, named configuration, and stringing range with other exact records. It does not decide individual fit or playing results.

Specifications in context

Hi-Flex
A manufacturer-published flex label useful for catalogue comparison, not a performance promise.
4U: 20–28 lbs
This is Yonex's listed tension guidance for the configuration, not universal advice.

Tradeoffs and caveats

  • The 4U5 notation identifies a listed configuration, not a full finished-weight measurement.
  • Hi-Flex is a manufacturer label rather than a guaranteed feel.
  • Stringing guidance should be confirmed on the current manufacturer page.

Frequently asked questions

Does this record include hands-on testing?

No. It reports source-published specifications without testing claims.

Where can current fields be verified?

Use the linked Yonex page for the exact model and current regional details.