Are these proper attire for Badminton?

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  1. devilcat

    devilcat Regular Member

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    I personally do NOT agree these attires are for badminton. What do you think?
     

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    I personally think it's cool and appropriate.
    There is nothing shocking in that attire.
     
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    yup, don't see why it's not appropriate. looks similar to tennis attire.
     
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    No complaints from me. Wouldnt mind seeing more of the 2nd one.
     
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    I have not problem with it.

    What is wrong with it?

    Toddster
     
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    looks awesome;;;
    whats wrong with it?????:rolleyes:
     
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    Is it because you are thinking that people will "sexualize" female badminton players? Thus further deameaning the game of badminton?:cool:

    I am just curious if that is your opposition to the attire of the players posted.

    Toddster
     
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    Imo it looks more like tennis clothing than badminton.
     
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    Do u really mean u wouldnt' mind seeing 'less'?:D
     
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  10. Loh

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    A fresh change (of clothing)! One that should be encouraged to bring badminton closer to the "Western" mainstream. Please introduce a greater variety of design, fabric and colours and make the game more eye catching! ;)
     
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    I think it's schweeeeeeeeeeeeeet! :D :D :D
     
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    Then it'll make the men's clothing so boring comparatively
     
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    The guys have some catch up to do! :D
     
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    why do u not agree with their attire?
     
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    Badminton has to do lunges, which, I think it'll be better to keep badminton safe from sexualization.
     
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  16. devilcat

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    It's absolutely personal preference!
     
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  17. Linus

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    I consider myself pretty conservative but these attires look ok. I would have frowned if they started wearing beach volleyball attire on a badminton court. :p
     
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    I have no complaints..since we see this in professional tennis. I think it would definately bring more "eyes" to the game of badminton. I'm glad there is some variety and different colours instead of seeing the same ole design.
     
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    it's fine as long as people are watching badminton for the game, not for the attire. :cool:
     
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  20. Linus

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    It's not that easy! :p

    I've been to a business lunch with a business associate in a private club near her office. They waitress there are dressed in "bunny girl" attire revealing most part of their body. Trust me, it is not easy to focus on the meal nor discussing business when these scantily dressed ladies are walking back and fro around you!!! :rolleyes:
     
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