Is Li Ning s badminton racket good? What version of a badminton racket is of the best quality?

It should be more suitable for Chinese use, after all, foreign athletes do not use Li Ning rackets much, so the production design is mainly designed in combination with the characteristics of Chinese. Yonex is more oriented to the world, and it is not good to say that it is also a stinky street. I think since the champion is Chinese, then the one who uses China is the best.

Not bad, Chinese use Li Ning, support domestic products, quality and feel are really good,

Li Ning's 3g titanium alloy shoot is good, more than 400 can be bought, and it will not break like other brands of carbon rackets, it is more durable, my own has been used for two years, 27 pounds, and it is okay to change the net and not deformed.

It depends on the style and model, and it can't be generalized; The low-end racket is also not very good. All aspects of the beat will affect personal judgment, such as the softness and hardness of the line and middle tube, the weight of the head, etc. There are also personal preferences, some people like to be defensive, and some people like to be offensive.

In general, the quality is still good in domestic products, and there are many people who use them. Generally speaking, the amateur junior buy about 250 yuan is enough, the intermediate buy a little more expensive, 400 to 500 is also perfect...

Li Ning's beat is full! I'm playing with Li-Ning's racket now! For example, 101b, n77, n90, etc., are all good shots!

The domestic brand is good, and Lin Dan is used.

Special racket for the Chinese national team. Trustworthy!

Works great, I'm using it now.

What suits you is the best, don't look at the brand.

To be honest, it depends on the price you buy, and Lindane's kind is definitely good, but you know the price.

Depending on which price you buy, the cost performance of the low and medium price is still quite high. Now many domestic brands are produced by one factory.

It depends on what stage you are in and the ** of the racket you bought.

1. CH version: indicates that the sales scope is Chinese mainland;

2. SP version: indicates the feather racket.

It is sold by YONEX Singapore, and its main sales destinations are South Asia and the South Pacific region, including Singapore, and the only auction that is available to teams from various countries comes from Japan, and some of them will enter the market for various reasons.

Badminton rackets. It is divided into different sales versions according to different sales regions, that is, it is often seen in Southeast Asia such as CH (Chinese mainland) and SP (Singapore).

region) and so on. This letter only represents the difference in the sales area, in order to prevent the sale of goods and affect the global market regulation of the mark, to protect the rights and interests of local sellers. Other than that, it has no other meaning and does not represent the place of origin.