What material is a good badminton racket made of? Is there a light one?

Nowadays, good rackets are mostly made of carbon fiber, or made of high-strength carbon fiber, because they are not only light but also ensure a certain strength! Hehe.

Before the 70s, the materials of the feather racket were almost all wood and steel pipes, and aluminum alloy began to be used in the 70s, and now it is completely new materials in the world, such as: carbon fiber, titanium alloy, high-strength carbon fiber, etc., because these materials are lighter, stronger, more durable, and can also absorb more vibration and **, and at the same time let the racket manufacturer have more room to play in the hardness, ball feel, and hitting performance design of the racket.

When buying a racket, it is best to take a look at what material this racket is made of, generally the racket shaft and frame will be marked with its manufacturing material, sometimes the same: YONEX ISO-800TOUR has High Modulus Graphite (high strength carbon fiber) on the racket shaft There is also the same mark on the frame, and some rackets have different materials such as YONEX The ISO-250LONG is a high moudulus graphite with a graphite frame and a graphite (carbon fiber) frame.

There are also feather rackets with the same material and frames marked with all graphite or all graphite racket only in one place of the frame or stick. The labeling of regular products is accurate and credible, while the labeling of counterfeit products is indiscriminately printed, it is generally made of relatively poor carbon cloth, and its density, purity and regular products are relatively large, so the cost is very low. What material is used in the product is an important factor in determining its **, and the following table can give you an idea of the performance and approximate cost of several materials:

Material, Hardness, Strength, Shock Absorption, Approximate Cost (RMB, kg).

Highmodulusgraphite 8 7 4 157

Graphite Carbon 5 8 4 45

Aluminum alloy (aluminum) 2 4 1 15

Wood 1 1 10 4

When choosing a racket, you must pay attention not to mistake the integrated racket with an aluminum frame and carbon rod for an all-carbon racket. If you are not sure, I have three ways to use, one is to touch the racket frame with your hands, because the thermal conductivity of the aluminum alloy is good, the frame is cool on the mold, and the carbon frame is warm. Instead, look at the string groove on the frame, the aluminum frame is a concave shallow arc, and the carbon frame is a concave trapezoid.

The third is to feel the weight, and the head of the aluminum frame is obviously heavy. As a product of the transition of aluminum frame to full carbon, I feel that its ** is high and its performance is low, which is not a good choice.

Graphite, now also has carbon materials.

Badminton rackets are made of wooden rackets, iron (steel) rackets, steel and aluminum (aluminum frame, steel middle tube), carbon aluminum rackets, and carbon rackets.

Now the mainstream material of the racket is mainly carbon racket, which is made of racket with light weight, which can make the player swing the racket faster and more labor-saving. And according to the different grades of carbon fiber, there are the following categories: 24t, 30t and 40t.

The quality stability of the racket caused by the grade carbon fiber is different, and the higher the grade, the better.

Wooden racket: It can be said that the wooden racket does not have great advantages, after all, there is no wooden badminton racket on the market for a long time, its shortcomings are more obvious, the production of complex processes is more cumbersome than that of several other material rackets, not suitable for long-term storage, easy to break, and relatively bulky to use, which is also the main reason why it is eliminated.

Iron (steel) pat: The advantage of iron is that it is super cheap and does not break. At best, it's just a deformation.

It is suitable for children who do not know how to cherish the racket at all. The worst is the worst. It feels heavy even when adults play with it, let alone children.

It's not easy to play at all. Now it's basically not being used.

Carbon aluminum racket: In fact, carbon aluminum racket is aluminum alloy, its advantage is that it is cheaper than iron racket, light, will not break, will only deform. The bad thing is that it is heavier than a carbon fiber racket, and it can't withstand the strong stringing tension. It is classified as a casual game and a recreational racket for butterfly swatting.

Carbon Racket: Also known as carbon fiber, it has the advantage of being lightweight and can withstand both mainstream and professional stringing tensions. Whether it's a low-end racket or a high-end professional player's racket, it's now mainstream.

The disadvantage is that it is a little more expensive than the racket made of the above materials, and it is more delicate. It is easy to break after a collision and is expensive to repair.

Now the carbon racket is more mainstream, most of the rackets that can be seen are mainly carbon rackets, you may see titanium and nanotechnology and other materials, in fact, these two belong to the carbon racket, but in the racket T-shaped position to add some titanium elements to strengthen, I think nanotechnology I have not seen, it is completely used to bluff.

The materials of badminton rackets are, carbon fiber rackets, glass fiber rackets, full carbon fiber rackets, alloy fiber rackets, and titanium alloy rackets, which are all more common racket materials. The advantages and disadvantages of different materials are that the racket with better material will have better toughness, more convenient to use, more commensurate, and better protection of the body.

Aluminum alloy, carbon fiber, some synthetic materials, aluminum alloy is more strong, and cheaper, the disadvantage is that it is easy to deform, the advantage of carbon fiber is that it is relatively light, it can be well threaded, the disadvantage is that it is more expensive, and the synthetic material is suitable for some players who are not professionals.

Pine rackets are lighter, but they break easily. The stainless steel material is relatively strong, but the weight is too heavy. The flexibility of aluminum alloy material is better, but it is too expensive.

Aluminum alloy and carbon fiber, the carbon fiber one is lighter and not too tiring to fight, and the aluminum alloy one is slightly heavier and more strenuous but the smash is particularly good.

The carbon fiber of the badminton racket is better.

Carbon fiber is a lightweight, high-strength material, badminton racket using carbon fiber material can make the racket surface stronger, and increase elasticity and durability, improve the speed of the racket and the stability of the racket. Carbon composite material is a material made by combining carbon fiber with other materials, which is more durable than a single carbon fiber, and also has good elasticity and stability, which is a common badminton racket material.

Aluminum alloy badminton rackets are relatively inexpensive compared to carbon fiber, but they also have strong durability and stability, and are a relatively common entry-level badminton racket material. In general, carbon fiber and carbon composite materials are the most common badminton racket materials, which have good elasticity, stability and lifting and slip resistance. Aluminum and titanium badminton rackets are suitable for entry-level and amateur use.

Precautions for buying a badminton racket

1. Determine the purpose of use: Different people have different purposes of use, some people are amateurs, some people are professional athletes, and they should choose the badminton racket that suits them according to their own situation.

2. Material: The material of the badminton racket is wood, carbon fiber, aluminum alloy and so on, and different materials have different quality and characteristics. The badminton racket made of carbon fiber has high strength, is fast, and is suitable for competitive occasions, but the price makes the grinding grid higher; Wooden badminton rackets** are low and suitable for beginners.

3. Weight: The weight of the badminton racket has a great impact on the user's feel and flexibility. Most of the tempts weigh between 80g and 100g, with lighter beats being more suitable for beginners and heavier beats being more suitable for masters.

4. Brand: There are many badminton racket brands in the market, such as Yonex, Victor, Li-Ning and so on. You should choose a brand with a good reputation to guarantee the quality and performance of your badminton racket.

5. Grip: The size, shape and material of the grip will also affect the user's feel and grip strength, and you should choose a grip that suits you according to your hand shape and habits.

1. The main material of a good badminton racket is a titanium racket or a badminton racket made of full carbon.

2. The texture of the badminton racket is good, and the materials are different. It is mainly divided into titanium, full carbon, aluminum-carbon fiber integration, aluminum alloy and pure iron and pure aluminum. Among them, the best material of the racket is titanium, and the latter is all carbon, aluminum carbon fiber integration, aluminum alloy and pure iron, and pure aluminum.

The mainstream badminton racket material is "carbon fiber", which is driven by interests on the market, and is mixed in terms of materials. Take this platform to briefly introduce the carbon fiber material, and the simple process and. So that friends can master some necessary knowledge to buy real carbon fiber rackets.

Avoid being deceived by speculative merchants as much as possible!

Different badminton rackets are suitable for different people, and choosing a good badminton racket depends on your own skills.

As follows: full carbon fiber material, which is currently the most important material used in badminton rackets, full carbon fiber, good toughness, and light performance.

Carbon composite fiber, that is, ordinary metal elements are added to the carbon fiber, such as aluminum, this material is heavier, and the toughness is not as good as the all-carbon material.

The best one is to add rare metals to the carbon fiber material of the frame, and the frame with rare metals has strong resilience and better stability, which is suitable for more doubles occasions.

Hello, I am happy to answer your questions, badminton rackets should be selected according to arm strength, string tension, grip posture, people with more arm strength are suitable for choosing 3u rackets, and those with less strength are suitable for choosing 5u 6u rackets. The 80 line is biased towards offense, and the 99 line is good for ball control. And the thin wire has good elasticity, while the thick wire will be more durable.

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Ask what brand of badminton racket is better.

Answer: Kawasaki, one of the world's well-known sports brands, badminton rackets are molded with high temperature and high pressure molds, and the frame and shooting are made of carbon fiber. Whether it is in the paint design of the racket itself or the packaging design, you can see the high-quality design level.

Yonex has always been very conservative in the quality of Yonex's rackets, and rarely launched high-weight rackets. But now YY has also begun to pay attention to the low-end market, 2016 launched VT-1DG, VT7DG, VT10DG can pull up to 35 pounds, but only about 300 yuan to 400 yuan, cost-effective kill other brands.

Li Ning badminton racket is one of the most competitive brands in China, an internationally renowned sports brand, it feels comfortable and weighs moderately, and its Li Ning badminton racket is made of the world's top carbon fiber, including high rigidity carbon fiber, super rigid carbon fiber, three-dimensional woven carbon, etc. It adopts a high composite density shock absorption system and a multi-point composite carbon fiber reinforcement system.

Ask which is more appropriate for beginners.