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Quick Badminton Racket Guide

Not in a rush? Check out our detailed racket guide.

Beginners: opt for even-balanced rackets — easier to learn on and versatile across shots.
Intermediate players: consider a slightly head-heavy racket for power, or head-light for speed, depending on your style.
Advanced players: usually have specific preferences — power, speed, or control — matched to their playing style.

Ultralight (5U/6U/7U): easiest to control, quick swing — good for beginners and defensive players.
Standard (4U): balanced feel — good for intermediate players.
Heavy (3U): emphasises power, harder to manoeuvre — preferred by advanced players.

Head-Heavy: emphasises power, ideal for smashing.
Even Balance: a mix of power and speed, good for all-court play.
Head-Light: emphasises speed and quick reflexes, ideal for the front court and doubles.

Beginners: lower end of the range — a larger, more forgiving sweet spot.
Intermediate: mid-range — a good mix of power and control.
Advanced: higher end of the range — precise control, but needs consistent technique.

Flexible: easier for beginners, generates power with less effort but can compromise accuracy.
Medium: balanced flex, suits most intermediate players.
Stiff: preferred by advanced players — precise, but needs good technique to generate power.

Smaller hands: G5 or smaller.
Average hands: G4.
Larger hands: G3.

The Ultimate Guide to Buying Badminton Shoes

Why special shoes for Badminton?

Badmintondemands agility, speed, and precision. The right footwear enhances performance by offering grip, cushioning, and stability, reducing the risk of injuries — unlike regular sneakers, these shoes are built specifically for the sport's demands.

Key factors to consider

Sole type — gum sole for indoor wooden courts (superior grip), rubber sole for cement/concrete outdoor courts.
Cushioning — especially in the midsole, for comfort and shock absorption.
Ventilation — breathable material keeps feet dry and prevents blisters.
Weight — a lightweight shoe improves mobility without sacrificing support.
Ankle support — important if you have a history of ankle injuries.
Shape & fit — choose a design that fits your foot shape snugly but comfortably.
Durability — the sport is demanding on footwear, so build quality matters.

Trending features

Anti-twist outsoles — reduce the chance of rolling an ankle.
Energy return technology — better jumps and swifter movement.
Reinforced toe caps — protect toes, extend shoe lifespan.

Setting a budget

High-end, pro-endorsed shoes aren't the only option — plenty of mid-range pairs offer excellent performance. Set a budget and find the best shoe within it.

SALE-10%

Quick Badminton Racket Guide

Not in a rush? Check out our detailed racket guide.

Beginners: opt for even-balanced rackets — easier to learn on and versatile across shots.
Intermediate players: consider a slightly head-heavy racket for power, or head-light for speed, depending on your style.
Advanced players: usually have specific preferences — power, speed, or control — matched to their playing style.

Ultralight (5U/6U/7U): easiest to control, quick swing — good for beginners and defensive players.
Standard (4U): balanced feel — good for intermediate players.
Heavy (3U): emphasises power, harder to manoeuvre — preferred by advanced players.

Head-Heavy: emphasises power, ideal for smashing.
Even Balance: a mix of power and speed, good for all-court play.
Head-Light: emphasises speed and quick reflexes, ideal for the front court and doubles.

Beginners: lower end of the range — a larger, more forgiving sweet spot.
Intermediate: mid-range — a good mix of power and control.
Advanced: higher end of the range — precise control, but needs consistent technique.

Flexible: easier for beginners, generates power with less effort but can compromise accuracy.
Medium: balanced flex, suits most intermediate players.
Stiff: preferred by advanced players — precise, but needs good technique to generate power.

Smaller hands: G5 or smaller.
Average hands: G4.
Larger hands: G3.

The Ultimate Guide to Buying Badminton Shoes

Why special shoes for Badminton?

Key factors to consider

Sole type — gum sole for indoor wooden courts (superior grip), rubber sole for cement/concrete outdoor courts.
Cushioning — especially in the midsole, for comfort and shock absorption.
Ventilation — breathable material keeps feet dry and prevents blisters.
Weight — a lightweight shoe improves mobility without sacrificing support.
Ankle support — important if you have a history of ankle injuries.
Shape & fit — choose a design that fits your foot shape snugly but comfortably.
Durability — the sport is demanding on footwear, so build quality matters.

Trending features

Anti-twist outsoles — reduce the chance of rolling an ankle.
Energy return technology — better jumps and swifter movement.
Reinforced toe caps — protect toes, extend shoe lifespan.

Setting a budget

High-end, pro-endorsed shoes aren't the only option — plenty of mid-range pairs offer excellent performance. Set a budget and find the best shoe within it.

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Li-Ning Axforce 90 Dragon Badminton Racket [Frame Only] - Blue

Name: Li-Ning Axforce 90 Dragon Badminton Racket [Frame Only] - Blue
Brand: Li-Ning
Price: 187.99 GBP
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Weight: 4U (80-84g)

Unleash the power of the dragon in every smash with the Li-Ning Axforce 90 Dragon Max 4U Badminton Racket. Designed for the aggressive player whose game is defined by power and precision, this premium racket combines advanced Li-Ning technology with a head-heavy balance and a medium flex shaft, making it an unstoppable force on the court.

Advanced Technologies and Features:

FRTP Technology: Experience ultra-fast response time with the innovative FRTP technology. The racket's ability to revert to its original shape rapidly boosts performance, allowing for a smooth and even attack.
Wing Stabiliser: Utilize aviation technology to stabilize frame vibration, enhancing comfort, control, and racket recovery after each shot.
Stabilised Torsion Angle (STA): Improves torsion resistance, stabilizing the frame quickly, even on off-center hits. This ensures high-quality strikes and a more effective attack.
UHB Shaft: Engineered using the latest scientific advancements and player data, the UHB shaft optimizes the bending point and smash performance, catering to the attacking player's needs.
TB-Nano: The integration of nanometer technology strengthens the bond between carbon fiber and resin, offering increased stability, elasticity, and durability.
Hot Melt: Ensures a more uniform and closer combination of resin and carbon fiber, increasing strength and providing an exceptional playing experience.
Cubic Locking: The innovative cubic grommet system provides extra protection for strings, effectively absorbs shock, and enhances control and placement accuracy.
HDF Shock Absorption System: Incorporates high-tech, light shock-absorption materials within the racket frames to improve smash performance and reduce the risk of injury.

Perfect for the professional player specializing in an attacking play style, the Li-Ning Axforce 90 Dragon Max 4U Badminton Racket is your key to dominating the court with unmatched power and precision. With its head-heavy balance and cutting-edge technology, prepare to strike fear into the hearts of your opponents as you command the game with the might of a dragon.

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