Features of all carbon badminton rackets, what is the difference between ultra light carbon and all

The characteristics of the all-carbon badminton racket are as follows:

First: weight. All racquets are available in several different weights for the same style.

Its standard becomes U, 2U, 3U, 4U. The larger the number, the lighter the weight. Each dimension has a range of values for weight.

The all-carbon racket has good elasticity and toughness, and it feels good to use, and it will not deform when it is stressed, but it will break when it is exposed to force beyond the acceptable range. The quality is absolutely reliable when using without collision, such as falling to the ground, hitting with teammates during doubles, etc.

Second: Variety. Full carbon rackets are also available in a variety of materials, such as high rigidity carbon fiber, ordinary carbon fiber, high elasticity carbon fiber, nano carbon fiber, etc.

There are also rackets made of carbon fiber and other materials, such as carbon and aluminum, which have a poor feel, that is, poor elasticity and toughness, and high hardness. Such as carbon plus titanium, on the basis of ensuring the feel of the increase in strength.

Under normal circumstances, alloy rackets are inferior to all-carbon rackets in elasticity and toughness, but their hardness is high and will be deformed after being subjected to force, such as bending the racket shaft and deforming the racket frame.

Carbon fiber is strong but brittle and less malleable. When the degree of deformation is large, it will break.

Titanium alloy rackets are made of carbon fiber with titanium mesh or fiber structure, and the main material is still carbon fiber. Only the racket made of aluminum and steel is very deformed and does not break

In addition, the carbon racket will not automatically deform at the temperature at which it can be played, unless it is a shoddy fake

Tips for beginners to choose a badminton racket!

1) Moderate weight and light weight;

2) The balance point is moderate, and the balance point is forward;

3) Flexible students must be good enough;

4)** It doesn't need to be too expensive, and the positioning of the racket doesn't need to be too obvious;

5) Find a better place to thread the string, so as not to be affected by the non-standard thread bed factors.

The differences between the two are as follows:

1. The weight is different

The ultra-light carbon racket is only lighter in weight, that is, it uses less carbon material (compared to ordinary carbon badminton rackets), so the overall weight is light, but the strength will be poorer, and it is easier to break in collision.

The all-carbon badminton racket is relative to the half-carbon badminton racket, the material of the all-carbon badminton racket is carbon, and the half-carbon badminton racket is usually a carbon plus aluminum alloy material, which is heavier.

2. **Different

The materials of the all-carbon badminton racket are all carbon, and the cost of generation is higher than that of ultra-light carbon, so it is relatively more expensive than ultra-light carbon.

3. The feel is different

Ultra-light carbon badminton rackets, because of their light weight, are easy to cause smash offense without texture and should not be forced, and lighter rackets basically sacrifice a large part of the toughness of the racket.

The all-carbon badminton racket will have an advantage over the ultra-light carbon racket in terms of weight, and it will be much more comfortable than the ultra-light racket in terms of the strength of the swing racket.

4. The production materials are different

Because of the need to reduce the weight of ultra-light carbon badminton rackets, they will be combined with other elements in the production materials to achieve the purpose of weight reduction, such as carbon plus aluminum, carbon plus titanium, etc.

The all-carbon badminton racket is the same as the literal meaning, and the materials used in the production are made of all-carbon elements, such as high-rigidity carbon fiber, ordinary carbon fiber, high-elasticity carbon fiber, nano-carbon fiber, etc.

Each brand actually has a different name to sell at.

Both of the above are all-carbon rackets, but the ultra-light carbon rackets are lighter.

Under the popularization, the lighter the beat, the better, according to the choice of different people, too light causes the smash attack to have no texture, and it is not suitable to exert force, and the lighter beat basically sacrifices a large part of the toughness of the beat.

The all-carbon tempo is also divided into grades. There is no distinction between professional titles and ultra-light statements.

What is the badminton carbon integrated racketBadminton racketsThe rack, the lever, and the handle are all usedCarbon fibermaterials made of. Carbon materials have the characteristics of lightness, good strength, good elasticity and good toughness. It is a favorite racket for badminton players, especially female players and players who mainly play square balls.

But it is precisely because of the lightness that the strength of the kill is not very powerful. Therefore, playing the square ball plus splitting, slashing and killing have become the main ways to play the carbon integrated racket.

Badminton racketsBadminton rackets are generally composed of a racket head, a racket shaft, a racket handle, and a joint between the racket frame and the racket. The length of a racket is not more than 68 cm, of which the length of the racket handle and the racket shaft is not more than 42 cm, the length of the racket frame is not more than 25 cm, and the width is 20 cm.

Smaller and smaller directions.

It is the best hitting area on the racket side, and most of the sweet spots of the racket are near the fourth line of the horizontal line. When the hitting point is in the sweet zone, it can give you enough hitting power, ball control, and little vibration, if the head is enlarged, the sweet spot will become larger and easier to control, but the head will increase the negative impact of torque and weight.

Carbon fiber is a new generation of reinforced fibers with the intrinsic properties of carbon materials and the soft processability of textile fibers. Carbon is carbon and graphite material is a non-metallic solid material dominated by carbon elements, and the main differences between the two are in three aspects: cracking

1. The weight is different.

Due to the material, the all-carbon badminton racket is lighter than the carbon fiber racket.

2. The elasticity of the racket is different.

Compared with carbon fiber rackets, the all-carbon badminton racket has good elasticity and comfortable feel, and the impact vibration is more uniform and gentle than that of carbon fiber rackets, so as not to be too strong.

3. The feel is different

The all-carbon feather racket has high strength and is very tactile to use, and it is not easy to deform under general force, but it will break after being subjected to force beyond the acceptable range.

1. The weight is different, the higher the carbon content of the racket, the lighter the weight, and the more labor-saving it will be.

2. The hardness is different, the higher the carbon content of the racket, the stronger the hardness, and the carbon content of the all-carbon badminton racket is higher, so its hardness is stronger.

3. The feel of the racket is different, the elasticity and toughness of the all-carbon badminton racket are better, it feels very good to use, and it will not be deformed under the general force, and the frame will not be easily broken due to collision or sharp contact.

4. The difference between rackets is that the material cost of all-carbon badminton rackets is higher, so it is more expensive, but the rackets using all-carbon have less burden on the body in long-term sports.

5. The stringing of the racket frame of the carbon racket cannot be worn to 25 pounds, and the racket frame will be slightly deformed on the right side if it exceeds 20 pounds, and the maximum tension of the all-carbon racket can reach more than 30 pounds.

The difference between carbon fiber and full carbon in badminton rackets is: different weight, different hardness, different feel, different grips, different bearings.

1. Different weights: the higher the carbon content of the racket, the lighter the mass, and the more labor-saving it will be.

2. Different hardness: the higher the carbon content of the racket, the stronger the hardness, and the higher the carbon content of the all-carbon badminton racket, so its hardness is stronger.

3. The feel of the racket is different: the elasticity and resistance of the all-carbon badminton racket are better, and the pipei feels very good to use, and it will not be deformed under general stress, and the frame will not be easily broken due to bumps or sharp touches.

4. The racket is different: because the material cost of the all-carbon badminton racket is higher, it is more expensive, but the racket using all-carbon has a small burden on the body in long-term sports.

5. Different bearings: The stringing of the racket frame of the carbon racket cannot be worn to 25 pounds, and the right side of the racket frame will be slightly deformed if it exceeds 20 pounds, and the maximum tension of the full carbon racket can reach more than 30 pounds.

Badminton Racket Shopping Guide:

First, go to a badminton store and choose a full-carbon badminton racket, and it is the kind that does not come with a string, and it is resolute not to buy a metal or semi-metal two-piece with a string in a supermarket or ordinary shopping mall.

Second, what suits you is the best. Novices who have no experience in buying rackets and playing ball, when buying for the first time, you can buy cheaper, low-priced rackets, recommended rackets below 100, low-priced rackets generally do not have a strong personality, novices, the general population can adapt, expensive rackets are of course good, but often the personality is very strong, either hard or heavy, only the kind of strength is not a problem with the master can drive and control it. After a few years of playing, novices can choose the best racket that suits them according to their own playing style characteristics and strength.

Third, it is recommended that novices and new shoots pull the line between 20-23 pounds for the first time, if the tension is too high, the elasticity is small, the novice can not hit the backcourt, and the line is easy to break, when the two rackets collide, the beat with the high tension of the line is often easy to "sacrifice"; If the tension is too low, the ball control will not be accurate, and the shot will have a feeling of "lagging and sticking", which is unpleasant. In addition, be sure to tie the appropriate handle or towel glue, which can greatly enhance the feel and finger control of the racket. <>