LD series
LD12L
Who it's for
LD12L is an OGKILS speed frame — fast, flat exchanges and quick defence. Its balance point sits at 298mm, making it even-balanced (a middle-ground feel), on a shaft measured Slightly Stiff. It comes in 4U. If you're not sure it fits how you play, the finder can match it against how you actually swing.
How it plays
Built from toray m40j, high modulus carbon fiber, the LD12L pairs a fuller shaft that stays stable through powerful hits (7mm) with a 72 slanted hole frame. Its shaft is measured at Slightly Stiff. It can be strung up to 30 lbs — a ceiling rather than a recommendation, so string comfortably below it for durability and cleaner control. You'll find it in G5 and G6 grips, on a 206mm handle, at a total length of 675mm. Use the spec guide if any of these numbers are unfamiliar, or line it up against another frame in the comparison tool to see the differences that matter for your game.
Frame
- Classification
- Speed
- Balance ? BalanceHead-Heavy, Even, or Head-Light — a plain-language reading of where the weight sits. The measured balance point is the precise version.
- Even Balance
- Stiffness ? Shaft stiffnessHow much the shaft flexes on contact — stiffer shafts reward fast, clean swings; softer shafts add repulsion and forgiveness.
- Slightly Stiff
- Shaft diameter ? Shaft diameterHow thick the shaft is in mm — thinner shafts cut through the air faster; thicker shafts are more stable on hard hits.
- 7mm
- Frame holes ? Grommet holesHow many string holes the frame has — more holes can mean a denser, more controlled string bed; the pattern also affects feel.
- 72 Slanted Hole
- Frame area ? Frame areaThe area of the string face in cm² — a larger face is more forgiving on off-centre hits; a smaller face can feel more precise.
- 352.8cm²
- Grip length ? Grip sizeHow thick the handle is — G6 is smaller (thinner), G5 is larger (thicker). Grip your natural finger wrap prefers.
- 206mm
- Racket length
- 675mm
Materials
- TORAY M40J
- High Modulus Carbon Fiber
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