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Franklin Sports 2 Player Badminton Racket Set
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If you play badminton even somewhat frequently, like once every one or two weeks, you want to spend more money on these rackets. The difference in weight and handling is very noticeable.
Otherwise, if plan to buy them, use them once a year and don't care about the sports part of it, ignore this comment
i played with a team a while ago and can also agree that these 3 piece rackets are for one a year maytbe 20 minutes of play, if that. if anyone is actually interested in the sport, badminton is typically played indoors, with a net and court, and with rackets that tend to be one piece, made of fibreglass, require you to string it yourself (by taking it to someone with the right tools because most times you want to select your own string and tension) and cost a bit more.
i would look up the brand Yonex. the lower price range is roughly $40 and can go up to $130. brands like wilson and franklin are for light/casual/outdoor where people dont care about wind (yes this is a generalized statement as wilson does have higher end ones but for the most part, they aim for the casual audience). on amazon there are a lot of knock off brands but Yonex and Senston is legit. If its above $40ish, its worth looking into.
quick google also leads to this: https://www.verywellfit
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If you play badminton even somewhat frequently, like once every one or two weeks, you want to spend more money on these rackets. The difference in weight and handling is very noticeable.
Otherwise, if plan to buy them, use them once a year and don't care about the sports part of it, ignore this comment
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If you play badminton even somewhat frequently, like once every one or two weeks, you want to spend more money on these rackets. The difference in weight and handling is very noticeable.
Otherwise, if plan to buy them, use them once a year and don't care about the sports part of it, ignore this comment
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i played with a team a while ago and can also agree that these 3 piece rackets are for one a year maytbe 20 minutes of play, if that. if anyone is actually interested in the sport, badminton is typically played indoors, with a net and court, and with rackets that tend to be one piece, made of fibreglass, require you to string it yourself (by taking it to someone with the right tools because most times you want to select your own string and tension) and cost a bit more.
quick google also leads to this: https://www.verywellfit
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i played with a team a while ago and can also agree that these 3 piece rackets are for one a year maytbe 20 minutes of play, if that. if anyone is actually interested in the sport, badminton is typically played indoors, with a net and court, and with rackets that tend to be one piece, made of fibreglass, require you to string it yourself (by taking it to someone with the right tools because most times you want to select your own string and tension) and cost a bit more.
i would look up the brand Yonex. the lower price range is roughly $40 and can go up to $130. brands like wilson and franklin are for light/casual/outdoor where people dont care about wind (yes this is a generalized statement as wilson does have higher end ones but for the most part, they aim for the casual audience). on amazon there are a lot of knock off brands but Yonex and Senston is legit. If its above $40ish, its worth looking into.
quick google also leads to this: https://www.verywellfit
On the flipside, those of us that keep an eye out for these at garage sales and flea markets might find $5 a pop a reasonable expenditure for carpenter bee extermination tools. Nothing more satisfying than the 'TWANG!' sound generated by a cheap aluminum badminton racket separating one of those nasty little bugger's head from torso. 😁
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