It also offers a lot more speed at the net and allows you to kill a game in the front court. This sort of racket is much easier to manipulate and swing, thus reducing reaction time. Hence, it’s much easier to control and swing the racket and are popular among doubles player who needs to react quickly against opponents smashes. Head-Light Balance Image: Gary Yang/ Sport SingaporeĪ head-light racket, on the other hand, has less weight towards the head of the racket. This type of racket is especially useful for rallies as they can produce very lengthy clears so it's definitely a weapon for those whose game revolves around long exchanges. These rackets can increase power in the strokes and are suitable for players who like to play a powerful game from the back of the court. Head-Heavy Balance Image: Gary Yang/ Sport SingaporeĪ head-heavy racket has more mass towards the head of the racket. There are three categories of balance: a. To determine the type of balance your racket has, place a finger just slightly below the head of the racket to see which way the racket tilts.
Single players usually use a slightly heavier racket such as 3U rackets to ensure stability while doubles players use 4U rackets for more speed allowing them to react quicker against their opponents.Īpart from weight, rackets can be categorised by their balancing point, or where the weight of the racket is largely located. Lightweight rackets are also easier on the wrist and shoulders, reducing the chances of injuries. You will be able to deliver quick serves and switch to different strokes easily. Lightweight rackets also allow for quick stroking speeds and recovery. They should weigh between 85g to 89g (3U) as such rackets are usually easier to control. Lightweight badminton rackets are highly recommended for beginners. What is the ideal Badminton Racket weight based on your level? A good badminton racket usually weighs around 80g to 100g. The weight of the racket is usually denoted by “U” the smaller the number, the heavier the weight of the badminton racket. Here are four things to consider when it comes to choosing the most suitable racket for yourself. The type of racket you choose should match your playing ability. The racket is your most important badminton equipment.
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