How do I choose a Yonex racquet?

Here are four things to consider when it comes to choosing the most suitable racket for yourself.

  1. Weight of the racket. The weight of the racket is usually denoted by “U”; the smaller the number, the heavier the weight of the badminton racket.
  2. Balance Point.
  3. String Tension.
  4. Hand Grip.

Which is better Arcsaber or Nanoray?

Nanoray rackets are for players who have an offensive game with fast, controlled swing speeds. Rackets in the Arcsaber series are designed for players who demand control for precise shot-making. The Carbonex series is for players who like the solid feel from the strings when impact is made with the shuttle.

Which is better 3U or 4U?

The pros and cons of a 3U is the inverse of the 4U. A singles player will find 3U better since speed is not so important but stability of the racquet head and feel is more important. The speed of the shuttle in singles and doubles is different. The doubles game is a faster game whereas singles is a slower game.

What is the best badminton racket?

Key Feature: Power Box,Lightweight Racket,and Internal T-Joint

  • Weight: 5U (83 grams) and 6U (73 grams)
  • Grip size: G5 (small)
  • Best for: Beginner and Intermediate Player

    • Which badminton racket should I buy?

    – if you’re just beginning, perhaps consider just a beginner’s racket (FULL CARBON, no aluminum) and invest that extra money into a good class or a club to play in. – if you’re beyond beginner, and have a decent understanding of how things work in badminton, then read on. – if you prefer to play with brute strength

    Which are the best badminton shoes in Yonex?

    PU Leather and Polyester Mesh.

  • The midsole of this shoe consists of EVA which is tested by the Yonex Tru Cushion Technology.
  • Tru Cushion is a scientific way to provide the best cushioning,maximum shock absorption,quick compression,and comfort to the athletes.

    • How to select a badminton racket?

    Weight. With today’s technology,a good badminton racket should weigh 85 -92g (without the string and grip).

  • Balance Point. This is the point on the badminton shaft that indicates the CENTER of the badminton racket.
  • Stiffness of Shaft. When you’re choosing a badminton racket,you have a choice between a flexible or stiff racket shaft.
  • Shape of the Frame.