Please please help me to choose!!

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  1. Charrr

    Charrr New Member

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    Hi!
    Im a badminton beginner. Pretty dreadful at the moment, but Im doing my best. Im thinking of buying a first racket and dont have a clue which one to buy! I was reading recommendations but got even more confused. It's my first racket, Im a beginner and dont have too much cash to spend, so dont want anything too expensive or fancy... Does anyone have any recommendations? Thank you!!
     
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    the first one seems better since it has a flexy shaft and pretty head light which any beginner can get decent power from. but if feel ur a bit more advanced for it then go for an apac or the 2nd option
     
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    rather then focusing too much on the racket, u should be looking for a decent pair of badminton shoes and finding out the ideal string tension/string suited for u
     
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    i agree think of other things
    how much do you want to spend ?
     
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    thanks! that helps a lot
     
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    I was looking at shoes too... any particular ones you'd recommend me to check out? or does it depend on my personal preferences entirely? do I just need to go for something that feels right?
     
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    I want to spend about £100... is that enough? is there any other essentials i need to get apart from racket, shoes and shuttlecocks?
     
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    maybe u can try apacs, they r cheap. ti-10, ES10 or Wrex100 Speed may suit you
     
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    i agree apacs have simliar desgins to yonex(mostly the same)
    look at the yonex arcsaber z-slash compared the apacs edgesaber z-spark/slayer
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    this is some great advice for any beginner..... footwork is key aswell.. recommend getting a coach if u are serious...
     
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    jus get a racket under 100 grams and you will be fine. focus on badminton shoes first. my first pair where yonex shb 57. quickly grew out of them but there was a considerable difference when i started using them... when u get them walk around in them in the e.g. house to 'break in' the leather to make it more comfortable when playing and avoiding blisters... very painful...believe me...
     

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