With streamlined spacecraft as the core design inspiration, it aims to balance the aerodynamic performance and ball-pushing stability, and create equipment with both scientific and technological sense and practicality.
The main body of the push head adopts the smooth curved surface contour of the spacecraft, abandons redundant edges and corners, and forms a continuous arc from the leading edge of the club head to the tail, which not only reduces the air resistance during swing, but also improves the visual lightness. The top of the club head learns from the streamline radian of the spacecraft cockpit and adds a shallow concave anti-skid zone to fit the finger force trajectory.
The stable structural logic of the landing gear of the spacecraft is integrated into the bottom, and the narrow-side streamline base is matched with the central weight block to enhance the ground fit and the stability of the center of gravity when pushing the ball. The material is made of aviation-grade aluminum alloy, taking into account the lightweight and high strength of the same spacecraft to ensure accurate transmission of hitting power. The whole is dominated by deep space gray, dotted with silver-white streamline decorative strips to strengthen space design genes.