Yonex Nanoflare 800 Pro 3UG5 Listed for Sale in Neu Ulm

A Yonex Nanoflare 800 Pro badminton racket in the 3UG5 weight specification has been listed for sale on Kleinanzeigen by a private owner in Neu Ulm, Bavaria.

Because the 3U variant was not released for retail purchase in Germany, the owner ordered the equipment directly from Denmark, according to the listing details provided on Kleinanzeigen.

The equipment carries an asking price of 135 euros with shipping starting at 7.69 euros, while the original purchase price including stringing totaled 194.50 euros.

The racket shows minimal cosmetic wear, featuring minor scuffs and slight clear coat flaking near the 12 o’clock position from normal handling rather than collisions, Kleinanzeigen reported.

The listing states that the frame contains no deep paint chips or structural cracks. The original grip tape is absent, allowing buyers to wrap the handle to personal preference.

The 3U specification delivers greater power and stability with minimal speed loss compared to the lighter 4U model preferred by recreational players.

The frame was strung four weeks prior to the listing using Yonex Aerobite Boost string at a tension of 12.5 kilograms with a 10 percent pre-stretch, though it has remained unused for three weeks.

Buyers can request alternative stringing for an additional 10 euros, with available options including Yonex BG65, Exbolt 68, BG80, Aerobite Boost, Li-Ning N1, and Hundred JP65 strings.

The transaction is a private sale conducted without a commercial warranty or return policy, according to the listing terms.

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