Badminton is a great sport physically for adults and kids alike to play together. In badminton you use a special tool called a racket to hit a shuttlecock. This one, however, is actually more like a miniature tennis ball, complete with feathers. A good badminton racket is very essential to play badminton correctly. We will then discuss which racket will suit you best, what features to look for when getting a racket, how to maintain your racket for longer use, common mistakes to avoid when getting a racket, and best practices. In this blog we will also be presenting to you some of Dmantis best selling badminton rackets, all of which will help better your overall game!
So, when choosing a badminton racket, it’s important to consider what type of player you are. Are you just starting to learn to play, or do you have some experience already? Generally, do you play badminton solo, or with a partner? Do you like to smash the shuttlecock hard and fast or play more carefully and with control? The short answers to all of the above questions will help you determine what racket is right for you.
As a beginner, it is better to choose a racket that is more flexible and lighter. This kind of racket will be much more manageable and controllable while you learn the game. When you are becoming better and more experienced you may opt for a heavier racket as it will provide more power as well as control over your shots.
If you play doubles frequently and have a partner on your team, you may want to look for a racket that’s easier to maneuver and has a larger hitting area. All of this helps you respond to the shuttlecock quickly and effectively, so you can play your best game.
Weight: Badminton rackets weigh between 2.5 and 4 ounces. That means it is easier to swing and control a lighter racket, both of which can be especially helpful for beginners. A heavier racket, conversely, offers more power as you hit the shuttlecock.
Shaft: The shaft of the racket is the long part between the handle and the head of the racket. It can be flexible or stiff. So when you hit, a flexible shaft can help you execute more power, but a stiff shaft will give you more control over your shots.
Grip: The grip is the portion of the racket that your hand wraps around. Grip size is a very important aspect that comes into play as it determines how well you can control the racket as you play. Select a grip size that feels good in your hands. If it’s too small you may not have enough control. If it’s too big, your fingers might struggle to grip properly.
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