What color anti slip sweatblotting bands are used for red badminton rackets

Red badminton rackets can choose the following colors of non-slip sweatblotting hand glue:

1.Light colors: Light colors such as light blue, light purple, etc., can contrast with red badminton rackets to look fresher and brighter, which can increase the accuracy and comfort of gripping the racket, and can also prevent hand slippage caused by sweating.

2.Dark colors: Dark-colored hand glue such as black, dark purple, etc., can be matched with a red badminton racket to form a certain contrast, and at the same time, it can also play a role in anti-slip sweat absorption.

3.Fluorescent colors: Fluorescent hand gels such as fluorescent green, fluorescent yellow, etc., will be more eye-catching in sunlight, which can increase the accuracy and comfort of gripping the racket, and can also better remind yourself of the position of the hand holding the racket during the game.

In short, the choice of non-slip sweat absorbent hand gel should be decided according to your own preferences and the characteristics of the badminton racket, and you should also pay attention to choosing the best and sweat-absorbing hand gel to keep your hands dry and comfortable.

If you want to absorb sweat, it is best to use towel hand glue, but the durability and feel of towel hand glue are not as good as matte hand glue. Red badminton racket.

It is recommended to use light-colored hand glue (except for green ones), such as light blue, light purple, etc. (I personally like to match light blue), and it is also possible to use dark hand glue, but it is best not to use black ones, which are really not good-looking.

The towel sweatband is more non-slip and can be wrapped around the glue!

However, it is recommended to use hand glue, the towel will be heavier when wrapped around the handle, and it will be more difficult to exert force when hitting the ball! If you adapt, the towel glue feels better than the hand glue. However, the service life of towel glue is much shorter than that of hand glue.

Generally, towel glue can not be used after two or three times, and it will have a taste... Hand glue can be used for up to a month.

Hand glue hurts you scrub and sticky, scrub is suitable for people who sweat and talk a lot, but I personally think that sticky hand glue feels better.

Sweatbands and hand glues are the same and open, with different names. It is wrapped in the layer of the surface, which is relatively thin, and the racket that is bought back has to be wrapped with an extra layer, and it is often changed. The handle is the layer that is absolutely messy, and it is thicker, which is the layer that the racket you bought back originally has.

Towel hand glue is a relatively early product. It stinks easily. Now it is generally replaced by hand glue.

Badminton hand glue, also known as shank leather or sweatband. Whether you are a professional golfer or an amateur, you should choose a hand glue that suits you, which is mainly used for anti-slip and sweat absorption, and also has a good protective effect on your hands.

According to the material, it can be divided into towel hand glue and polyester material leather hand glue before slipping.

Leather hand glue can be divided into two categories according to the state of the surface: textured and non-textured.

Textured glue can be further subdivided according to the type of pattern, such as edged, grooved, perforated and so on.

Untextured hand glue can also be divided into smooth surface and adhesive surface.

**As follows: Although there are many types of hand glue, the most important thing is that the choice of hand glue varies from person to person. Even if other golfers use the gel well, it may not be suitable for you.

To choose a suitable hand glue, the first thing you need to consider is: the thickness of the handle.

The hobby of the thickness of the handle varies from person to person, and the thickness of the handle before wrapping the glue is also different, generally expressed by G4 or G5, and the handle of G5 is thinner than that of G4. Therefore, when choosing hand glue, you must take into account the thickness of the original handle. In the case that the inner handle of the racket is not damaged, if only the outer hand glue is tied, then the first consideration is how thick the handle is more comfortable to hold.

The hand gel bottom film looks like this.

1.Ribbed hand glue, keel hand glue and everything with strange patterns.

This kind of gel is generally thick, and there will be prismatic protrusions after wrapping, which helps to grip more firmly and prevent the handle from slipping after sweating.

With angular glue, the area of the palm touching the handle is smaller than that of the non-angular glue, and the feeling of the hand touching the racket is reduced, which affects the control of the weight and angle of the ball, and the quality of the ball is also reduced.

If you don't slip or feel that you don't want to hold the racket, it is not recommended to choose this one, as the edge will affect the feel, resulting in a painful hand when playing.

2.Towel hand glue.

The sweat absorption of terry glue is undoubtedly the best, and it is soft. It feels good to the touch, but it is usually very thick, and the handle will become very thick; After playing the towel glue a few times, the towel will become very hard and the feel will be greatly reduced.

Towels need to be changed more frequently, especially in summer, when a lot of sweat accumulates on the paddle, which affects the playing ball and hinders the view.

When the towel hand glue is removed, there will be a pile of glue stuck to the handle, which needs to be carefully removed before a new hand glue can be attached.

3.Ordinary pu hand glue.

Ordinary PU hand glue has a relatively general tolerance for sweat, and it begins to feel slippery when it exceeds this tolerance. In ordinary PU hand glue, the effect of a deeper pattern is also good, but the smooth hand glue feels more general when used.

In a word: generally in the club, it is recommended to choose PU hand glue and towel hand glue, hand sweat is recommended to towels, no hand sweat is recommended PU.

If you still don't feel clear, you can go to the physical store to choose a few to try, and pay a tuition fee for only a few dollars without losing money. It's nice to be able to find the right gel for you.

In fact, it is purely a personal preference, if you get used to it, the feel of towel glue is definitely better than hand glue. However, the service life of towel glue is much shorter than that of hand glue. Generally, the towel glue can no longer be used after two or three times, and the taste is simply the same.

Hand glue can be used for up to a month. Hand glue is also divided into frosted and sticky, frosted is suitable for people who sweat a lot of hands, but I personally think that the sticky hand glue feels better and there is also a primer, that is, the original handle is wrapped with that, in fact, you can remove it according to personal preference, many friends around me went to the primer, wrapped with thin hand glue as a replacement. Of course, there are also many people who wrap towel glue around hand glue.

The towel sweatband is actually more slippery, rougher than the hand glue, and the grip is not very good, so people who can't hold the racket correctly can consider using a towel (the wrong grip is commonly known as a fly swatter and a method of grabbing or fisting). If you can use the forehand grip and the backhand grip, it is still recommended to use hand glue, which has good friction, relatively fixed feel, and easy finger force. The badminton racket is generally installed with a new sweatband (both glue and towel) on the hand glue that comes with the racket, and do not touch the original glue at will.

If the handle is too thin, it can be thickened by adding hand glue.

It depends on personal habits.

The towel glue is relatively thick, and people with sweaty hands will be soaked and slippery after 10 minutes of use, but the friction is large when dry, so it is generally used with anti-slip powder.

The friction of the general sweatband is not as great as the towel glue, but it is not easy to adhere to the sweat, and due to a certain stickiness, it is also more convenient to twist the fingers.

In short, see what kind you like to use.

Many people will be curious, how are sweatbands wrapped? Here's a demonstration.

For the sweat-absorbing belt, it is said that the competition glue with a layer of film is the training glue without the film::

This is the film, and the one with this film is the competition glue.

It should be noted that some sweatbands are not rolled up but folded, this is just a matter of packaging, because the force will be applied to pull when wrapping the sweatband, so no matter what kind of packaging will not affect the use of sweatbands. This sweatband looks like this when unpacked:

The orange part in the picture is the sweatband, and the black part is the fixing tape.

From the diagram, we can clearly see that the two ends of the sweatband are different, the part with double-sided tape on the top is the small end, and the part without double-sided tape below is the big end. The way I'm used to it is to crop the big end:

After cropping, use the big end as the start and end with the small end. The reason for the cut is to better fix the position of the sweatband at the beginning, and not to use the small end of the double-sided tape as the starting point is to prevent the double-sided tape from damaging the handle primer.

Before clarifying the winding method of the sweatband, you should determine whether it is a left-handed or right-handed racket, and follow the habit of most people to wrap the sweatband with the right hand

The correct way to wrap the right hand is to hold the handle with the left hand and wrap the seam downwards with the right hand, and the opposite is the way around with the left hand: hold the handle with the right hand and wrap the seam downwards with the left hand

My method is to wrap the sweatband of the right hand, and the left hand is the opposite. Remember to use a little force when wrapping, so that the gel will prevent the gel from being too loose and exposing the primer.

At the end of the wrapping we glue the double-sided tape to the sweatband to play a fixed role, and use the fixing tape to fix it:

After attaching the fixing glue, you're done:

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1. Hand glue:

Hand glue is relatively thick and has a lot of friction when dry, but it is difficult to prevent slip when wet, so it is often used with anti-slip powder.

2. Towel sweatband:

The friction of the towel sweatband is not as great as that of hand glue, but it is not easy to adhere to sweat, so it can be used for a long time and has a certain stickiness.

People who sweat a lot of hands during exercise are suitable to use a towel to absorb sweatbands, and the rest of the athletes can use hand glue, which feels better but needs to be replaced frequently to ensure the anti-slip effect.

Badminton hand glue is generally divided into leather glue and towel glue, towel glue needs to be equipped with anti-slip powder, leather glue does not need. The sweat-absorbing ability of towel glue is strong, but it needs to be replaced frequently, and the leather glue is weaker in sweat absorption, but the friction is larger.

The towel sweatband is more non-slip and can be wrapped around the glue! However, it is recommended to use hand glue, the towel will be heavier on the handle, and it will be more difficult to exert force when hitting the ball!