Apacs Cross Court Pro Badminton Racket

The Apacs Cross Court Pro 6.2 is a head-heavy attacking racket built for speed and power. The "6.2" is its 6.2mm super-slim shaft, which cuts air resistance for a fast swing, while the 305mm head-heavy balance loads weight behind the smash. With a medium-stiff 8.0 flex and Japan high-modulus graphite in an Aero Slim frame, it is aimed at players who play a fast, aggressive rear-court game. It is genuine Apacs, sold new by SportsUncle.

Who this racket is for

The Cross Court Pro 6.2 suits intermediate to advanced players who lead with the smash and fast drives. The head-heavy balance and slim shaft give sharp, quick execution with real power behind it, which makes it a natural fit for rear-court attackers in singles and doubles. It is often compared to the Yonex Astrox 88D Pro at a lower price.

Who should look elsewhere

Beginners and lighter hitters will find a head-heavy, medium-stiff frame demanding, especially the 3U, and are better with a more flexible, even-balance racket while building strength. If you want an even-balance all-court feel rather than a power frame, look at a different Apacs model.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What weight and grip size is the Cross Court Pro 6.2?
It comes in 4U (84g) with a G1 grip, head heavy at 305mm.

What is the maximum string tension?
Up to 38 lbs. We string up to 27 lbs in-house to protect the frame in transit; string higher locally for a tighter bed.

What is the difference between the 6.2 and 6.4 versions?
The 6.2 has a thinner 6.2mm shaft for faster swing speed, while the 6.4 shaft is slightly thicker with a little more flex. Both share the same head-heavy, attacking profile.

Is it good for beginners?
It is aimed at intermediate to advanced players. Beginners are usually better on a more flexible, even-balance racket first.

Is this a genuine Apacs racket?
Yes. It is genuine Apacs, made in Vietnam, sold new by SportsUncle.