OGKILS Rackets Explained: Breathing Series vs. LD Series
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OGKILS builds two main racket lines — the elemental Breathing series and the numbered LD series. They share the same core engineering but have different personalities. As Canada’s authorized OGKILS dealer, here’s how we explain the difference in-store.
What every OGKILS racket shares
- Japanese Toray carbon fibre for a light, strong, responsive frame.
- Full coverage from speed and all-round to attack, so there’s a fit for every style.
The Breathing series
The Breathing line is OGKILS’s signature, elemental-themed range — Wind, Fire, Water, Thunder, Mist, Serpent and Love — with bold cosmetics to match. It spans fast, manoeuvrable frames through to heavier attacking sticks, so you choose by the spec (weight, balance, flex) rather than the name. Most sit in the $109–$149 range.
The LD series
The LD line is the numbered performance range — from the wallet-friendly LD700 up to the flagship LD1000z — covering classic, precision-minded builds and modern all-rounders. It includes the most affordable rackets in the catalogue, making it a great entry point to the OGKILS feel.
The current lineup at a glance
Breathing series
- LOVE Breathing — $109
- Water Breathing — $129
- Fire Breathing — $129
- Thunder Breathing — $139
- Mist Breathing — $139
- Serpent Breathing — $149
- Wind Breathing — $149
LD series
Looking for an ultra-light option outside both lines? The DimenSlash ($69) is our most affordable frame.
Which should you choose?
Don’t pick by series name — pick by spec and budget. Decide your weight (4U suits most players), then your preferred balance and flex (see our how to choose a racket guide), and choose the Breathing or LD model that matches in your price range. Filter by style in attack rackets or lightweight 4U/5U, or see everything in OGKILS Badminton Rackets.
Every OGKILS racket is genuine, authorized stock, strung to your tension before it ships, with free shipping across Canada and most of the US. Questions about a specific model? Message us — we play these rackets ourselves.
