When wrapping the badminton racket, do you want to remove the original black handle

It mainly depends on personal habits and feel, the black original handle can be removed or not, mainly to see if you want to wrap the hand glue plus the original handle, whether your hand holds the racket smoothly and appropriately, this is the standard.

The thickness of the handle is subject to whether it is suitable for holding in your own hand.

The original handle skin should not be removed generally, because the handle skin is thicker, the feel is better, and it is cheaper than the hand glue.

Generally, it is not removed, and the first is troublesome ......The second is to protect the beat.

Generally, they are tied directly on the outside.

No, you don't. But you need to tear off the plastic film to reveal the black handle, and then wrap the glue around it.

Don't peel it off, just wrap it around the outside!

The original hand glue can be removed or not removed, depending on the feeling, if you don't hold it tightly when you exert force, you can thicken it, but you have to remove it when you don't have a good force!

The thickness of the handle is subject to whether it is suitable for holding in your own hand.

Try not to, it can protect the hand glue and make it feel softer. Unless the handle is too large after wrapping the hand glue.

It is not recommended and is used to protect the racket.

My racket is not the original off, off may be that I think it will be too thick to wrap a hand glue handle, depending on personal habits.

No, I didn't remove it when I used it.

There is no need to peel off the shank. The general wheel of a badminton racket is 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 should not exceed 68 cm, of which the length of the racket handle and shaft should not exceed 42 cm, the length of the racket frame should not exceed 25 cm, and the width should be 20 cm.

Racket shape. It is the geometry of the head. There are generally two types: the traditional ISO racket shape with a round shape and a square head. Mainstream rackets already use square heads, and the sweet spot of a square head is about 26% larger than that of a round head.

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 spot, it will give you enough hitting power, ball control, and little cracking sensation, and if the head is larger, the sweet spot will become larger and easier to control, but the head will be larger and more controllable, but the head will increase the negative effects of torque and weight.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, in fact, it is normal for the phenomenon of residual glue traces after the hand glue is torn off, generally because of the new hand glue, and don't care about the glue left on it, just cover it directly. If you really want to get rid of the marks, try using alcohol and some chemicals to clean up your home. Many professional athletes, or some badminton enthusiasts, in order to better adjust the thickness of the handle, are to directly remove the inner shank skin, and then wrap a new gel according to their own needs, hoping to help you.

Summary. Hello dear users! You can wrap your hands with glue, but it is not recommended, because it is difficult to hold the racket with glue with your hands.

The newly bought badminton racket should be wrapped with hand glue, and at the same time, it is not advisable to tear off the original primer on the racket handle, and the hand glue should be directly wound on the primer. The original primer of the racket is used to absorb shock and protect the handle, and the role of the hand glue is to prevent slipping, absorb sweat, and avoid wear and tear on the handle. The advantage of wrapping the hand glue is that it is easy to replace, and the hand glue can be replaced at any time if it is dirty, and the bottom glue of the handle is easy to be damaged if the hand glue is not wrapped.

Hello dear users! You can wrap your hands with glue, but it is not recommended, because it is difficult to hold the racket with glue with your hands. The newly bought badminton racket should be wrapped with hand glue, and at the same time, it is not advisable to tear off the original primer on the racket handle, and the hand glue should be directly wound on the primer.

The original primer of the racket is used to absorb shock and protect the handle, and the role of the hand glue is to prevent slipping, absorb sweat, and avoid wear and tear on the handle. The advantage of wrapping the hand glue is that it is easy to replace, and the hand glue can be replaced at any time if it is dirty, and the bottom glue of the handle is easy to be damaged if the hand glue is not wrapped.

The operation method of badminton racket hand wrapping glue is as follows:

Tools: 1 roll of hand glue, 1 roll of tape.

1. Open the hand glue and tear off the plastic film on the hand glue.

2. There are two ends of the hand glue, and the small head is generally used for finishing in the badminton racket.

3. The side of the glue head is guessed at the bottom of the badminton racket, it must be aligned, there is a difference between the left and right hands, the left hand is from right to left, and the right hand is a sedan chair from left to right.

4. Wrap the bottom of the racket around the bottom with hand glue, and this circle should be wrapped hard, otherwise it will cause wrinkles or protrusions in the following winding. Try to wrap the first circle around the bottom of the rack and close the foot slightly to extend a little outward.

5. Slowly pull the hand glue down, this place is the most difficult to pull, easy to wrinkle, control the spacing, and then pull down. It is important to remember to stretch the hand glue first to deform it slightly, and then start wrapping it, so that it will not affect the feel and aesthetics.

6. If you often play doubles, you will generally wrap the hand glue to the position of the front cover of the racket head, so the spacing should be slightly larger when you start to wrap.

7. There is a double-sided tape on the back side of the pull, which is used for fixing. If the glue is rectangular, use scissors to cut it into a triangle so that it can be finished.

8. Start to wrap the strip label, generally do not wrap the strip label, just go around it and then tear it off hard. Also remember to wrap tightly to achieve a beautiful effect, and the hand glue will not fall off. In this way, the hand glue is also wrapped.

The badminton racket hand glue wrapping method is as follows:

Tools: badminton rackets, double-sided tape.

1. Uncover the double-sided tape on the tip of the hand glue, this is the place where the hand glue begins, and stick it to the end of the handle to fix it.

2. It is important to pay attention to this point ,—— the right hand to tighten the glue moderately, so that the glue surface is slightly deformed, which can make the glue surface more suitable for the handle and not easy to shift, while pulling with the right hand, press the glue surface with the thumb of the left hand to prevent rebound, and slowly wrap the hand glue on the handle. Note that it is slightly deformed, not too much deformation!

3. Use scissors to cut a bevel of hand glue to facilitate sealing.

4. Start sealing, but at this time there is still something missing, at this time use another accessory of the glue to seal the adhesive strip, similar to insulating tape.

5. The method of wrapping the sealing strip is similar to that of the hand glue, pressing on one side and pulling on the other side. The rubber surface after pulling off is very thin, and there is almost no unevenness when you touch it.

1. First prepare a sticky hand glue and sealing strip with a film, tear off the protective film on the surface and contact it with the palm of your hand, and the other side of the hand glue is wrapped in it and contact with the handle, and then tear off the double-sided tape on the top, and then stick the glue on the end of the handle and fix it.

2. In the process of pulling, you should use the thumb of the other hand to press, so that you can completely fix the rubber surface, prevent the phenomenon of back and hole bullets, pull a few times according to the previous method, and use scissors to cut an oblique mouth for the remaining part of the glue after wrapping, so that it will be more convenient when sealing.

3. Then take out the sealing strip prepared in advance, wrap it to the sealing part of the handle in turn according to the previous method, completely wrap and cover the seal, and then cut off the excess rubber strip with scissors, and finally press the glue several times by hand.