Ask for the recommendation of amateur entry badminton rackets, the price is about 200.

The entry shot is commonly known as the sugar water shoot, but there is not much difference between men and women. It's just that the male strength is a little greater, and he can go on the 23-21 pound line. Female strength is a little weaker, on the 22-21 pound line. After two or three months of fighting, I adjust the tension according to my own technical characteristics and strength improvement.

Recommend a few rackets, this ** is almost impossible to get Yonex. Start with triumph and victory.

1. Kaisheng 280

**: 09 years ago, 380 yuan at that time, now many physical stores are 5% off 6% off, 5-6% off just in line with your demand standards. (At least what I saw in Wuhan).

This feather racket is the best choice for beginners and beginners who like to attack!

1. Light weight, no hard time playing!

2. The elasticity of the middle tube is good, and it will be handy when killing the ball and defending!

3. It can pull a higher number of pounds, the official information is 24 pounds, in fact, it can be pulled to 25 pounds, and there is potential for upgrading!

2. Victory Storm Series 2241 (female).

**: Approximately between 130-160.

Mainly black and red, the slightly softer mid-bar is especially suitable for players with a little weaker strength.

Whether it's a small ball on a tennis ball or a relaxing wiping ball, it will be easy and flexible.

3. Victory Challenger 7250 7150

**: Around 200-220.

Frame material: carbon fiber + resin.

Barrel material: carbon fiber + resin +

Medium rod hardness: moderate.

Length: 675mm

Pull wire pounds: 22-26 pounds.

Suitable for the style of play; Offensive and defensive.

The performance of 7150 and 7250 is similar, mainly due to the difference in appearance, one is a blue shoot with a black and yellow pattern, and the other is a yellow with a black and white pattern.

ps: It is recommended to go to a physical store to buy, even if it is twenty or thirty yuan more expensive than online shopping. At least the physical store is guaranteed, 1-2 years warranty.

If you shop online, there are some fakes, and if you thread them, the warranty is not guaranteed. Even if it's JD.com, I'm not afraid of fakes, but what about stringing? The racket of the full-scale line will inevitably have bumps in transportation, which will hurt the racket to some extent.

If you buy an empty auction, then go to the local physical store to string it. Time, effort, travel costs, stringing costs, oops. Pay for one's whistle.

Only if you want to buy an overseas version of the high-end racket in the future, the racket ** is basically a four-digit one. will choose to buy online with empty auctions.

Challenger 9400, stiffer than 9500 beat, 9400 is more suitable for offensive play, ladies, if you don't see the **9500, you can consider the 9100 beat. In addition, the Flame 3531 and Flame 3530 are also good in the low-priced red rackets, and the Lightning 3361 is a yellow racket. It is also possible for men.

There are several aspects to consider when choosing a badminton racket:

First of all, the weight of the beat should be appropriate. In fact, it is not that the lighter the racket, the better, the lighter the racket, the less firm it is, and it will affect the power of the shot.

Second, check the overall structure of the beat. Once you have the racket, wave it to see if you shake your hands. The vibrating racket must be too the shaft (the connection between the handle and the head, which is now made of carbon alloy steel); It does not shake the hand, indicating that the racket rod is more elastic.

You can also hold the racket handle with one hand, and hold the top of the racket head with the other hand to break it, and the racket is slightly bent, which proves that the racket shaft is more elastic.

Thirdly, choose the handle according to the size of each person's hand, and it is advisable to hold the handle comfortably. People with large hands will feel uncomfortable holding a thinner or square handle; People with small hands are not proportionate to hold a thick handle.

Finally, check the head for deformation, cracks, or overall bending.

The most important thing to remember when choosing a racket is that the right one is the best.

According to the characteristics of doubles, attack, TI70LIGH 3U, Victory Victor Pulse 8900, Victory Nano 6, Victory Explorer 6500 and so on are recommended.

Around 500 doubles bias offense, you can win on the more famous Nano 6, or ti70ligh 3u (must be 3u). Or even more offensive, it's TI99. Kaisheng Kason's words are on 105ti, 300a is good, but ** is more than 700.

Kawasaki has an old model that is 698, a more classic beat back then, you can consider, five-star.

YONEX is basically not easy to choose, the low-end cost performance is not good, if you are willing to spend more, you can buy a third-generation TI10, also called purple TI10. This racket doubles is very handy, and the swing speed is fast.

I think that's basically all there is to it. Other brands such as top toppro or something, Oliver does not recommend buying, they are all domestic OEMs, and they don't design beats themselves. ** is even more impossible to talk about.

Many merchants will recommend it because of the high profits.

It is recommended that you use Kawasaki's Spider-Man series, 6800, 6900, 7000 are not bad, and the ones sold on ** are not expensive.

Some of the mid-range ones can use Super Nano 6, Nano 7, Triumph's TSF100Ti

Go to a specialty store with trustworthy quality, pick up the racket and try it one by one.

When you pick up a beat and feel that it is significantly different from other beats, OK, the beat is yours.

What**, the beats are all floating clouds, and the feel is the last word.

Li Ning's words, the cost performance of the racket is still good, and he said that the thread is entangled. It doesn't matter much, the beat is good, as long as you can hold it. Kawasaki and Victory's beats are also good, their beats of about 500 are good, and they are very easy to use.

It is recommended to choose Victor for about 500, Yonex's cost performance is too high, and you can't choose any good beats at that price.