Hundred Nitrix Pro Badminton Racket

The Hundred Nitrix Pro 4U is a head-heavy, hard-flex Hundred badminton racket built for advanced and professional attacking players. Trusted by Srikanth Kidambi, it pairs M46X Japanese carbon fibre with Curve² frame geometry to deliver sharp, decisive smashes and a stable feel through full attacking swings.

Key Features

• Head-Heavy Balance: Loads momentum into every rear-court swing for steep, decisive smashes.
• M46X Japanese Carbon Fibre: Premium-grade carbon for stiffness, energy return, and high-tension stability.
• Curve² Frame Geometry: Curved isometric head expands the effective sweet spot for cleaner off-centre hits.
• 6.5mm Hard Flex Shaft: Crisp feedback and explosive snap on full smashes.
• AECG+ Reinforcement: Aero-engineered carbon graphene minimises frame twist on heavy contact.
• T-Fuse Core / CNTRL Foam: Absorbs impact shock and reduces vibration for a confident feel.
• 32 lbs Max Tension: Headroom for advanced players who string at higher tensions.
• G6 Grip: Smaller grip size promotes faster wrist action and grip rotation.

Built for Pro-Level Attack

The Nitrix Pro sits at the top of Hundred's Nitrix line as a pro-level attacking frame. It is the racket Srikanth Kidambi chose to play with, engineered for players who win points through smashes and rear-court pressure.

The 4U weight keeps the swing fast enough for modern doubles attack, while the head-heavy balance loads momentum into the smash. The hard-flex shaft rewards clean technique with penetrating pace.

Specifications

• Series: Nitrix Pro
• Player Type: Attack
• Player Level: Advanced to Professional
• Balance: Head Heavy
• Shaft Flex: Hard Flex
• Shaft Thickness: 6.5 mm
• Frame Shape: Curve²
• Material: M46X Carbon Fibre + AECG+
• Core Tech: T-Fuse Core / CNTRL Foam
• Max Tension: 32 lbs
• Weight: 4U (80–84g)
• Grip Size: G6
• Endorsed By: Srikanth Kidambi

Who Should Buy the Nitrix Pro 4U

• Advanced and tournament players with full swing technique who string at 28–32 lbs.
• Singles attackers who finish rallies with smashes and steep clears.
• Doubles rear-court players who need stable head-heavy power with fast 4U handling.
• Players upgrading from the Hundred Nitrix Thunder, Yonex Astrox 88D Pro, or Li-Ning AxForce 80 series.

Who It Is Not For

The Nitrix Pro 4U is not a beginner racket. The hard-flex shaft and head-heavy balance demand clean swing technique and full power generation. Off-centre hits and slow swings will not produce pace.

If you are still building consistency, look at the Hundred Nitrix Thunder or Atomic X Black Knight first.

Why Choose the Nitrix Pro

Most pro-level attacking rackets in this band rely on stiffness alone. The Nitrix Pro pairs the stiff shaft with T-Fuse Core and CNTRL Foam, which absorb the high-frequency vibration generated on full smashes.

That gives a cleaner, more confident feel at contact without losing the crisp response that attacking players need. The Curve² frame also widens the sweet spot, so off-centre smashes still carry depth.

Where the Nitrix Pro Sits in the Hundred Range

• Atomic X (Black Knight, Dark Sword): Entry-level, higher tension ceiling, simpler construction.
• Nitrix Thunder: Intermediate Nitrix-series build with Graphite Lab Build and Torsion Stop.
• Nitrix Pro: Pro-level construction with M46X carbon, AECG+, T-Fuse, and CNTRL Foam.
• Nitrix 70 Venom / Volta: Latest flagship Pro Series rackets with refined shaft profiles.

Recommended String Setup

For maximum smash crispness: Yonex BG80 Power or Hybrid Warrior at 28–30 lbs. For balanced repulsion and durability: Yonex BG65 Ti or Li-Ning No.7 at 26–28 lbs.

Quick Answer

The Hundred Nitrix Pro 4U is a head-heavy, hard-flex Hundred badminton racket from the Nitrix Pro Series, used by Srikanth Kidambi. It features M46X Japanese carbon fibre, Curve² frame geometry, AECG+ reinforcement, and a 32 lbs max tension. Built for advanced and professional attacking players in singles or doubles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Hundred Nitrix Pro 4U for?

It is built for advanced and professional attacking players. The head-heavy balance and hard-flex shaft reward clean swing technique with sharp smashes. Beginners and slow-swing players will not extract its full performance.

What is the maximum string tension on the Nitrix Pro 4U?

The maximum recommended string tension is 32 lbs. Most advanced players string it between 26 and 30 lbs depending on their string choice and how crisp a response they want.

Is the Nitrix Pro head-heavy or even-balanced?

It is head-heavy. The weight is concentrated towards the racket head to add momentum and steep angle on smashes, making it an attacking racket rather than an all-round one.

Which pro player uses the Hundred Nitrix Pro?

The Hundred Nitrix Pro is endorsed and used by Srikanth Kidambi, who chose it for its ability to deliver sharp, decisive smashes at the highest level of professional play.

What is the difference between the Nitrix Pro and Nitrix Thunder?

The Nitrix Pro uses M46X Japanese carbon fibre, AECG+ reinforcement, T-Fuse Core, and CNTRL Foam — pro-level construction. The Nitrix Thunder is the intermediate-tier Nitrix racket with Graphite Lab Build and Torsion Stop, at a lower price point.

Which strings work best on the Nitrix Pro 4U?

For sharp smashes: Yonex BG80 Power or Li-Ning No.7 at 28–30 lbs. For balanced repulsion and durability: Yonex BG65 Ti at 26–28 lbs. The 32 lbs ceiling gives advanced players room to experiment.

Is the Nitrix Pro 4U good for doubles?

Yes, especially for rear-court attackers in doubles. The 4U weight keeps the swing fast enough for modern doubles play while the head-heavy balance loads power into smashes and finishing drives.