Hundred Flareon Typhoon Badminton Racket

Hundred Flareon Typhoon 4U Badminton Racket

The Flareon Typhoon 4U is a head-light, speed-focused Hundred badminton racket built for fast swings, quick defence, and rapid net play. Aerodynamic Curve² frame, 7.0mm flexible Pro Shaft, and superlight carbon fibre construction.

Quick Answer

The Hundred Flareon Typhoon 4U is a head-light speed badminton racket with a 7.0mm flexible Pro Shaft, Curve² aerodynamic frame, TorsionStop System, and 32 lbs max tension. Built for intermediate doubles players and counter-attacking singles players.

Key Features

• Head-Light Balance: Faster swings, quicker reactions in net and defence.
• Curve² Aerodynamic Frame: Reduced air drag for sharper acceleration.
• 7.0mm Flexible Pro Shaft: Easier power generation for intermediate technique.
• TorsionStop System: Stable frame on quick exchanges and off-centre hits.
• Superlight Carbon Fibre: Light frame without losing structural strength.
• CNTRL Foam: Vibration absorption for cleaner, arm-friendly feel.
• 32 lbs Max Tension: Headroom for intermediate-to-advanced string setups.

Specifications

• Series: Flareon
• Player Type: Speed / Control
• Player Level: Intermediate
• Balance: Head Light
• Shaft Flex: Flexible
• Shaft Thickness: 7.0 mm
• Frame: Curve² + TorsionStop System
• Material: Superlight Carbon Fibre + CNTRL Foam

Who It Is For

• Doubles players who win rallies through speed, drives, and quick net rotations.
• Defensive singles players who counter-attack rather than smash through opponents.
• Intermediate players upgrading from a beginner racket who want speed-series tech.

Who It Is Not For

• Players focused on heavy rear-court smashing — pick the Hundred Nitrix series instead.
• Advanced tournament players needing pro-grade construction — look at the Flareon 700.

Why Choose the Flareon Typhoon

• The Curve² frame gives a wider sweet spot than entry-level speed rackets.
• Flexible shaft adds whip to drives, useful for intermediate players still developing wrist power.
• CNTRL Foam reduces shock — easier on the elbow during long doubles sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Flareon Typhoon 4U head-heavy or head-light?

It is head-light. Hundred markets it as a speed-focused racket for fast swings and quick reactions in defence and net play.

Is the Flareon Typhoon good for doubles?

Yes. The head-light balance and aerodynamic Curve² frame deliver fast swings for drives, net play, and quick blocks against smashes — the core needs of doubles play.

What is the maximum string tension on the Flareon Typhoon 4U?

The maximum recommended tension is 32 lbs. Most intermediate players string it between 24 and 28 lbs depending on string choice and play style.

Are the Black/Green/Blue and White/Red/Blue versions different?

No. Both colourways are mechanically identical with the same frame, shaft, balance, and tension. The difference is purely cosmetic.

Can the Flareon Typhoon be used for singles?

It works for singles players who rely on counter-attack and rally construction rather than heavy smashes. Aggressive singles attackers should consider the Hundred Nitrix series instead.

Is the Flareon Typhoon suitable for beginners?

It is built for intermediate players. Beginners can use it, but the 32 lbs tension ceiling and stiffer feel are better suited to players with developed swing technique. The Hundred Atomic X is a better starting point.