Shuttlecocks for Badminton
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
UPDATE - New poll for your favourite brand of shuttlecocks as the previous poll was completed in 2015
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Friday, September 2, 2022
Monday, February 28, 2022
Thursday, April 8, 2021
Any one tried these Mizuno shuttlecocks?
Was browsing the net and came across these shuttlecocks - has anyone tried them before? And if so, any feedback, especially for the MS-70 and MS-90?
Friday, March 19, 2021
Sun Power
Sunday, January 24, 2021
Chao Pai Red
Just realised I did not add the review of the Chao Pai Red shuttlecocks to the blog - always thought I had😕
From distributor |
When we used the shuttlecock in the past, we found the flight characteristic(s) to be superb and provides very nice feedback upon contact.
Unfortunately, the Chao Pai Red is not durable enough for a heavy smashing game (otherwise ok) - we used up a tube in less than 30mins vs 1hr for our defecto standard. I bought 5-tubes for our initial test and ended up selling the remaining 4-tubes to the group in the next court - they loved it.
The Chao Pai Red is not cheap as it is one of their better products.
Hence the Chao Pai Red is more suitable for games with non-heavy smashers as it provides much better value than the more establish brands eg RSL Classic Tourney.which has a durability issue as well.