Badminton Racquets Reviews

Badminton a great fast exciting game played indoors on a smallish court (in comparison to a tennis court). Speed and agility are of the essence in this game so the lighter the racquet the better. A carbon fibre racquet may cost a bit more but the benefits will be massive, it will enable you to move, swing and generally play quicker which ...  Read the complete review

I have recently been given the latest Yonex Nanospeed 9900 to test. This racket has been introduced for the 2009-2010 season and features the new X-Fullerene technology which has made it possible for Yonex to create a thinner and stronger head-light racquet while maintaining great manoeuvrability and repulsion power. The one I have ...  Read the complete review

This was the fourth Carlton racket I came to own and the most expensive. The previous two Carlton rackets had been great rackets, perfectly balanced and light. Unfortunately both these two rackets had suffered from what Iam now coming to believe is the curse of Carlton. They both broke within three months of receiving them the first snapped and ...  Read the complete review

The Yonex ISO Muscle Power 77 is the best racket ive ever used, for a good price. Here are the vital stats : MATERIAL Titanium/Graphite FLEX Extra Stiff STRING Multi-Fibre SHAFT Long HEAD Isometric WEIGHT 90 grams The new muscle power (MP) technology is the very latest development in its field, im not ...  Read the complete review

Yonex VF Isometric Badminton Racquet I started playing badminton about 3 years ago and 2 years ago I bought this racquet as I play twice a week in the winter and spring. I purchased it from my local sports shop, where it cost me £49.99. Weighing 5 grams at the most (not that I’ve ever have weighed it) and being made of 100% carbon ...  Read the complete review