Badminton Racket Single

This badminton racket set is designed to bring joy to both casual players and those just beginning their badminton journey. Whether you're playing with friends in the park, training at school, or enjoying family recreation, this set offers the ideal balance of power, control, and durability.

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PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Knowledge supplement (rack frame, balance point modification, handle material)

1. The current mainstream racket frames of the racket are box frames, wind-breaking frames, and mixed frames.

The box frame is also called the box frame. It has strong stability. The frame is not easy to shake and deform when hitting the ball. Most offensive rackets use it. It also has the largest cross-section and the greatest resistance, which affects the swing speed. The wind-breaking frame is just the opposite. It uses a diamond cross-section, which has less resistance during the swing, faster swing speed, and is easier to hit fast and fierce returns. It is very popular among doubles enthusiasts. The disadvantage is that the stability is not as good as the former. The double-sided special-shaped frame combines the advantages of the above two frames. It is more difficult to make and requires a higher level of players. It is necessary to distinguish between the front and back shots.

2. How to change the balance point There are "earth methods" to change the balance point. If you want to lower the balance point: just add coins or weights to the bottom, or apply towel glue. If you want to increase the balance point: just add weights to the head or remove the bottom glue. Be sure to modify it carefully! If the balance point changes, the weight and feel of the entire racket will change.

3. Handle material The handle of a badminton racket is basically made of wood. Some will add foaming agents, glass glue, etc. in the middle for lightweight, which is also conducive to handle molding and increased shock absorption. Now there is also a man-made material called "floating handle" on the market, which looks very similar to plastic to the naked eye.

Wooden handles have good shock absorption effect, a solid feel, and clear feedback when hitting the ball, and they have always been the mainstream. However, the man-made floating handle has mixed reviews. The shock absorption effect is indeed very strong, but the feel is not solid, and it is a bit weak when hitting hard. And there are too few products using floating handles now, so I won't introduce them in detail.