What brands for badminton rackets are good?

Question

I'm new to badminton (:

I'm an excellent tennis player, so my friends asked me to join badminton with them.

What brand, string , etc would you recommend ?

I dont really have a price limit.

Answer 1

Actually there are many popular badminton racket brands such as Carlton, Karakal, Yonex, ProKennex, Wilson, Qiangli, Victor and ProTech.

But i my self prefer Yonex. The brand is used by many badminton athletes. For sure the quality is very good, but the price is very expensive. If you got the money just go for it.

But before buying the racket, you still have to consider other aspects. You cannot just buy a racket type just you like. You also have to pay attention to what type of badminton player you are, a defender, attacker, or both.

Answer 2

1. Yonex.

2. Carlton.

3. Wilson

4. Victor

5. ProTech

6. Babolat

I recommend you to use yonex in your badminton equipments. But it costs higher than other brands.

Answer 3

Yonex will be the perfect choice, they are specializing in rackets that are strong but light. Nano series 9000 is a good choice for serious badminton player, it has carbon graphite and elestic Ti.

Answer 4

I play badminton for my school team and I use HL but everyone else on the team uses Yonex because they say its better.  I would look into Yonex because there is more of a selection because i dont know if you want a lighter or heavier racket.

Answer 5

you can buy "YONEX" equipments!It is a very good brand!I've tried it!it's eqiupments are perfect!

good luck!;)

Answer 6

Wilson has been in the business for a long time and makes winning raquets.  

You might ask your friends who already play badminton.

Answer 7

for beginner u can use something lighter it can be upgrade by chosing thicker string with enough tension...yonex is a good start, and string u can use a thin one, every string is okay...u can upgrade it later on...because it's not as expensive as tennis.

badminton racket require what skill is the owner...i use AT 700 because i'm an offense kinda player, and it's suit my strength in wrist and arms. the balance and all