A racket suitable for badminton beginners is suitable for buying it freely

In fact, beginners don't need to use good brands. Wear out quickly! Worth! You can go to a specialty store and buy double happiness for more than 50 years. There are also beginners who buy light indoor balls, don't buy heavy outdoor balls, light and easy to control! Come on, it's a good exercise!

Shinny Carbon 530 Badminton Racket (Cheapest Full Carbon Racket) Market Price: 588 Yuan Current Price: 125 Yuan.

There is a licensed product with China's total ** quality assurance card!

Material: full carbon.

Weight: 82 grams.

Length: 675 mm

Optimal tension of pull wire: 20-24 lbs

Toughness: Medium.

Features: 1) Designed with T-frame structure, it can provide more effective power transmission and ball control!

2) Using the world's latest feather racket technology, frame, imported high-stop carbon yarn, so that the racket has super elasticity.

3) The MS arc reinforcement structure is designed with the frame line groove, which effectively improves the durability of the head of the frame and the feather line, and is suitable for greater feather line pull, making the hitting feeling harder and the explosive force stronger.

4) The shape of the racket frame is ISO square, which expands the batting dessert area of the racket surface.

5) Excellent counter-attack energy, quickly store energy and hit the ball out with the maximum counterbow power! Improve the player's counterattack power.

6) It is a high-tech high-quality, cost-effective offensive and defensive integrated racket.

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1. The weight of the badminton racket should be appropriate: in fact, it is not that the lighter the racket, the better, although the swing speed of the racket is light, it will feel weak when smashing the ball, which will affect the power of the ball.

2. Check the overall structure of the racket: after getting the racket, wave the following to see if it shakes your hands. The brand of the vibrating hand must be that the racket (the connection between the handle and the head, which is now made of carbon alloy steel) is too hard; It does not shake the hand, indicating that the racket rod is more elastic.

3. You can choose a badminton racket that suits you according to your actual situation: if you are playing singles, you should choose an elongated racket, and if you are an attacking player, you should choose a racket that is slightly heavier and has a medium hardness. In doubles, it is best to choose a standard length racket, or if you are a defensive player, you should choose a lighter racket.

4. According to the size of each person's hand, judge and select the handle, and it is advisable to hold the handle comfortably. For people with large hands, it may be uncomfortable to hold a thin or square handle.

5. Check whether the strings are evenly loaded, each square composed of cross strings should be the same size, and the tightness of each string should be consistent.

6. When you get a badminton racket, the first thing to look at is the shape of its head, which is generally divided into 2 types, with a traditional egg shape and a flat head frame with a square head. The shape of the badminton racket determines the size of its sweet spot (i.e. the best hitting area on the racket surface), because when the ball lands in the sweet spot, it can give the player enough power and control to shoot the ball, so the size of the sweet spot is crucial for the player, it can make it easier for the player to hit a high-quality ball.

7. Badminton rackets can be divided into carbon fiber, carbon and aluminum, aluminum-iron and aluminum-iron split according to different materials. The choice of materials is directly related to the weight of the racket and **. Generally speaking, the weight of the full carbon feather racket is the lightest, and it is the mainstream material at present.

1.**: For a novice, there is no need to buy too expensive badminton rackets, of course, if the economic strength allows, you can also buy expensive ones, after all, the *** is also easy to play.

Generally speaking, it is enough to buy between 100-300, and it is more common for other players to buy ** between 300-600. When buying a auction, you should also buy it according to your actual situation, don't buy one and collect it, which goes against the original intention of the buyer and loses the meaning of exercise

2.Brand: Beginners should buy the full carbon racket of the junior series of various big brands when buying, this type of shot is more in line with the requirements of novices, and it is also relatively cheap.

For example, domestic brands Kaisheng, Shengli, Suopai, Freis, Bonoas, Eagle, etc., foreign brands can also buy Yonex, Gosen, Tactic, Carlton, Finnex, Kennex, Apacs, etc., these international and domestic brands have relatively low-end series, which are more suitable for some novices to buy.

3.Performance: Club softness is very important - the hitting power is transmitted from the club, so it is very important to choose a club that suits the softness, and novices should choose a racket with a softer middle tube; Choose a racket with good balance of the frame - a good balance of the frame can provide players with a better hitting feeling and feel, and also pay attention to the smaller the torque of the racket, the better, and according to their own aesthetics, you can choose a small square head or a traditional garden head; The choice of balance point - the balance point of the racket is generally 285mm, higher than this parameter means that the racket head is heavier, which is offensive, and the racket head below this parameter is lighter and defensive, which is equal to, of course, it is both offensive and defensive type, and players can choose the racket suitable for their own playing style according to their own situation.