Which type of shuttlecock for practice?

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Which type of shuttlecock for practice?

  1. Plastic

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    35.7%
  2. Feather

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    64.3%
  1. cooler

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    pretend u r playing against lin dan, kido or fu haifeng lol
     
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    difinitely go for feather... currently using RCL SILVER/ RSL... the plastic have a superb speed, some can coz damage to my string...
     
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    I never heard of RCL before.
     
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    here especially east coast of Malaysia the brand quite famous... its from china... the shuttle quite balance n can compete with sea lion/ RSL/ and Apacs
     
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    it depends on wat r u practicing for...
     
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    I believe it is harder to sight plastic shuttles, even the yellow ones, because the shape of the plastic has collapsed and comes to you like a thinner and smaller version of the original. The shuttle thus becomes smaller and sighting it, like looking at all small things, become difficult.
     
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    not all badminton shots are 100+ mph.....
     
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    not all badminton shots are 100+ mph.....
    Beside, part of the training is to see and react on fast moving small object.
     
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    Almost all high shots are difficult to sight with plastics. That is why they come up with an option of yellow, as yellow is the easiest colour to see. But when you look at an incoming plastics shuttle, the cone diameter has shrunk, and no amount of colour tricks, whether yellow or yellow with flashing lights, will unwrap the shrunken plastic shuttle and restore it to its original size for you to see. Maybe they should make the plastics shuttle double its cone diameter, so that its collapsed state will at least look more like a real shuttle instead of any difficult-to-see projectile. In short, besides a total lack of control plastics are too small to see in play.
     
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    Do you have a picture of the RCL tube?
     
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    will upload it soon...
     
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    here the pict... so for delayed...:eek:
    the price around USD13.90/ RM43/=
     

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    Is that tube the highest grade for that brand?
     
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    nope... this the 2nd grade... if not mistaken the 1st grade would be RCL millenium and GOLD... the price am not sure...
     
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    Is it possible for you to give me a comparison of the top RCL shuttlecock and RSL classic?
     
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    The durabality of RSL calssic tourney is much2 better compare to 1st grade of RCL shuttlecock...
     
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    Thanks for your opinion. If RCL was better i would have bought RCL since they are the same price.
     
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    no problem mate...:)
     
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    Try PROTECH shuttlecock guys, I have been using it for a quite a while now. Quality is excellent. They have pretty good practice range shuttlecocks.
    Very popular in Malaysia and Singapore.

    Obviously lar, the brand originated from Malaysia...
     
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    If I can choose, I'd choose cheap ones lol
     

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