chris-ccc
Regular Member
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Greetings,
This thread is for our new comers to Badminton Central.
What does it mean?... The "U", the "G" and the "tension" specifications of a Badminton racket.
Each brand of manufacturers make different series of rackets. Within each series manufactured, there are different models. And within each model manufactured, there are different specifications: weight, grip size and racket tension.
Badminton racket specifications:
The weight is denoted by "U"; the smaller the number, the heavier the weight.
The grip size is denoted by "G"; the smaller the number, the larger the handle size.
The racket tension is denoted by "x lb to y lb"; the minimum to the maximum stringing tension recommended.
Perhaps in the future, we will get another specification to denote the stiffness of the racket shaft.
Cheers... chris@ccc
.
Greetings,
This thread is for our new comers to Badminton Central.
What does it mean?... The "U", the "G" and the "tension" specifications of a Badminton racket.
Each brand of manufacturers make different series of rackets. Within each series manufactured, there are different models. And within each model manufactured, there are different specifications: weight, grip size and racket tension.
Badminton racket specifications:
The weight is denoted by "U"; the smaller the number, the heavier the weight.
The grip size is denoted by "G"; the smaller the number, the larger the handle size.
The racket tension is denoted by "x lb to y lb"; the minimum to the maximum stringing tension recommended.
Perhaps in the future, we will get another specification to denote the stiffness of the racket shaft.
Cheers... chris@ccc
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