Blog to show the internals of the shuttlecock used in the game of badminton.
Includes feedback on the shuttlecocks utilised, based on personal experience with them. Speed of shuttles is 77
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Saturday, June 1, 2013
Li-Ning Classic
Used the Li-Ning Classic when playing with a different group for a couple of weeks.
Find the shuttle light-ish with average durability. Flight characteristics was acceptable until the feathers got ruffled - goes down hill from there ...
Not suitable for games with much smashing. Feathers tend to break easy during such games. In addition, the rib-cage of the shuttle tend to give way after the 3/4 heavy smash and the shuttle began wobbling.
We used on average 3-4 of the Li-Ning Classic and/or Sintec Blue per set of 21-points and played 5 sets. Large majority of the shuttles used were the Li-Ning. There goes a couple of tubes!
Not suitable for games with much smashing. Feathers tend to break easy during such games. In addition, the rib-cage of the shuttle tend to give way after the 3/4 heavy smash and the shuttle began wobbling.
ReplyDeleteWe used on average 3-4 of the Li-Ning Classic and/or Sintec Blue per set of 21-points and played 5 sets. Large majority of the shuttles used were the Li-Ning. There goes a couple of tubes!