Hey guys, I used to play tennis but stopped cause of a sports injury. Want to pick up badminton cause it seems fun and it's less strain on the shoulders. Just wondering if you have any recommendations for a good beginner racket. Looking for: - good control and accuracy - light - 100 CAD or under I'm mostly a recreational pllayer so dont really need REALLY expensive stuff. A friend recommended ISO 300 and Carbonex 21. just wondering if u guys have any other good recommendation. thanks in advance~
Yonex MP 23. easy to find at local store, good racquet. then if u can find one Black knight, that one is good too. also, check around this forum, use the search feature and do you research
i think ISO 300 and Carbonex 21 is pretty oudated also heavy. if you got injured b4 wouldn't it be better start of somethign lighter? i recommend iso75,65light. cab 8000light,8200light,8600light or somethign that is 3u from yonex.
I have been playing badmintion for many years and using Cab 8200 & 8600 now, both are pretty much similar but 8600 has a bit more power but just as light and argile. Crashed a few times but not a scratch on them. String it with BG-85 at 22lb and works wonder. The whole package costs less than CA$100. But these are light-headed rackets which are more argile. If you prefer slightly heavy headed, look for ISO65/75 or MP23.
for a beginner/recreational player, try the entry to mid level rackets from the muscle power series by yonex. get any mp model at 3u & enjoy.
Ding! But, I have to admit, Yonex does have one of the best warranty policies (at least in the U.S.).
hello taga pinas ka? dito ko sa australia melbourne.. naghahanap ng kalaro, kita ko lang to sa google yung forum.. balita? hasle hirap makahanap ng court at kalaro dito, mahal pa.. lol.. san ka sa pinas? san ka laro sa pinas?
victor lightening 3360 or 3359 it is cheap and reliable, easy to control. All of my beginer customers satisfied with it. l m not hard sell my store or sell you rackets, just give you my advice
