Why are you looking for one? If you need a smaller handle, you can use a thinner grip, or possibly sand down the handle to a suitable size.
Bravesword 12L 4UG6. ArcFB. FG6. 5UG6. NR750 4UG6. Nothing that you will like, to be very frank. The version of 12L is way too limp and light and the other 2 are just featherweights, not to mention durability being a concern. Just get a G5, remove original grip, put electrical tape to protect the wood, then overgrip/towel on. If you need videos to show how to grip an overgrip; here's a couple: Towel: Besides, you're still young. I believe you will grow to the point you can handle a G5 with original grip on eventually, but whether for your liking, that's another thing. Also, it takes time to learn to do a grip; but you'll get it eventually:
Get a g5 remove grip and apply yonex ac102ex overgrip. It'll be very thin. For me personally I like somewhere between g4 and g5 so on my current g5 I use ac102ex over the original grip. I have average sized hands but I can see how a 14 year old would like a thinner grip. Nonetheless I think size G5 is suitable.
You guys r so lucky! U can buy 3UG5 easily. In europe, it's nearly impossible to get YY 3UG5. Sent from my SM-J500FN using Tapatalk
Come visit SE Asia for holiday annually. You get to buy lots of rackets... Good food... Cheap accommodation
I do from time to time, bro My whole family is still in Indonesia, so I sometimes visit Singapore as well.
Does a G6 racquet have the same BP as that of G4, given the same model? I doubt that the racquet manufacturer vary the head/frame weight for different grip sizes. I'm assuming that G4 grip is heavier than G6... of course here G4/G6 is just a random pick to illustrate my question.
There's a thread on here about balance point and how weight in the handle affects static balance point but doesn't change the (active?) balance point when moving the racket as the head mass has not changed. Basically a grip size change or over grip will not have much of an effect on the rackets swing only changing the weight slightly and the feeling of the balance point when holding the racket. Also I think different handle sizes have proportional amounts of a hollow centre to try standardize the weight of the handle, although I may be wrong on that point, cannot be certain.
YY VTIF Voltric I-Force comes in G6, i saw it @ www.mrc-sports.com. Bangkok n they also ship internationally