Racchetta da badminton Guangyu Ultra-Light 72g Professional Training per uomini e donne, in fibra di carbonio, all'ingrosso

The Little Cannon on the Field Guangyu Carbon Small Black Racket, this model features a bow and arrow frame design, lightweight and agile design [4U features offensive] [6U features both offensive and defensive] high elasticity mid-bar allows you to use flexibility to overcome strength for continuous defense and easily hit high and long shots. Detailed Comparison of Performance Between Two Different Rackets: 6U frame: Weight 72-75 grams, poundage 22-30 pounds, balance point 295mm Ultra-light 72g Feel Smooth Control Strong Flexibility in Swinging [Recommended for Women] 4U shot: Weight 82-85 grams, supports 22-30 pounds, balance point 295mm Balanced Attack and Defense, More Offense, Integrated Performance, Control at Will [Recommended for Men] 1. Low poundage (i.e., poundage below 20) Advantages: No matter what type of thread is used, the elasticity is excellent Disadvantages: The string tension is very loose, making it difficult to control the direction of the ball. As long as it's not hitting the sweet spot of the badminton racket, the ball's flight path will have some deviation from the swing, making it impossible to precisely control where the ball lands. Even with the same force and hitting the same ball, the ball's landing will not be the same. 2. Low to medium weight (i.e., weight between 20-23 pounds) Advantages: It feels very elastic when swinging the racket and allows for good ball control Disadvantage: There will be a sense of stagnation. Suitable for amateurs as it has a retention feel; not suitable for offensive players. 3. Medium weight (meaning the weight is between 23-25 pounds) Advantages: At this weight, both the string and the racket itself can exhibit their unique performance. Most amateur players use this weight, and it starts to feel elastic when swinging the ball. 4. Medium to high poundage (meaning the poundage is between 25-27) Advantages: The ball's retention on the racket surface significantly decreases, providing good control and precise hitting. Disadvantages: At this weight, you can feel the hardness of the racket surface, the elasticity of the string decreases, and there's no power in swinging the ball. 5. High poundage (i.e., poundage above 28) Advantages: Excellent ball control, very precise hitting, as if the ball follows the trajectory you imagined—this is the highest level of badminton playing. This requires strength (explosive power and wrist strength), waist strength, and body coordination. Not everyone can hit high-pound shots; as long as they can hit high-pound shots, it at least shows they know how to play, and experts make up the majority. In summary, if you are a beginner, when choosing the weight of a badminton racket, you can gradually start from low weight, then to medium weight, and finally to high weight. Don't go straight to high weight as a beginner; wrists can easily get damaged when using high weight. It's recommended to start with a low to medium weight; rackets under 20 pounds feel like the ball is completely out of control.