Description
Overview
The Victor Thruster Ryuga III CQ is the third generation of Victor’s iconic Ryuga, one of the most recognisable attacking rackets in the Thruster series. Built around a head-heavy balance and a stiff, slim 6.5mm shaft, it is designed for players who build their game around the smash and want to dominate rallies from the rear court.
Compared with the Ryuga II Pro, the Ryuga III brings three key upgrades: the new WES 3.0 metallic carbon fibre shaft, a Dynamic Box frame with a spiral structure, and the second-generation Free Core 2.0 handle.
Technology
WES 3.0 Metallic Carbon Fibre Shaft — Combines metallic carbon fibre with high-modulus graphite for smoother power transfer and faster shuttle release on smashes and clears.
Dynamic Box Frame — A box-section frame with a spiral structure that improves stability and resistance to twisting, keeping the racket head steady through powerful swings.
Free Core 2.0 Handle — Victor’s upgraded handle design for a more comfortable grip, cleaner feedback, and more concentrated force through each stroke.
Premium Materials — 46T Pyrofil, Nano Fortify TR+, Hard Cored Technology and Nano Aerogel are used in the frame to deliver strength, stability and a solid, responsive feel.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight / Grip | 4U/G5 |
| Balance | Head Heavy |
| Flex | Stiff |
| Shaft Diameter | 6.5mm |
| Max String Tension | 4U: 32 lbs (14.5 kg) / 5U: 31 lbs (14 kg) |
| Frame Material | High Resilience Modulus Graphite + Hard Cored Technology + 46T Pyrofil + Nano Fortify TR+ + Metallic Carbon Fiber + Nano Aerogel |
| Shaft Material | High Resilience Modulus Graphite + 46T Pyrofil + Metallic Carbon Fiber |
| Pre-Strung | No |
Who Is This Racket For?
The Ryuga III CQ is built for attacking players: singles players who build their rallies around the smash, rear-court doubles players, and advanced players with a full, confident swing. The stiff shaft and head-heavy balance reward good technique with steep, heavy smashes, so it is best suited to intermediate-to-advanced players rather than beginners.
Best for: Power players, rear-court doubles attackers, and competitive players looking for a top-end Thruster.













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