Tommy puts Yonex's top-tier Expert Series bags to the test — the 6-piece BAG02626 racket bag and the rectangular BAG02631WEX tournament bag. See which style fits your game, plus the thoughtful details that make packing for the court easier.
Lightweight rackets aren't just for pros. Learn why 5U, 6U, and F-weight rackets (80 grams or less) offer faster swings, better control, and less arm strain. We break down the benefits, trade-offs, and exactly who should switch to lightweight. Includes recommendations for beginners, defensive players, and anyone dealing with shoulder concerns.
For those of you who play with feather shuttles, you will know how easily they can break due to a miss-hit or just from normal play. Once the feat...
Skip the research and get straight to the recommendations. Whether you're doing multi-feed drills, single bird training, casual games, or competiti...
Happy New Year, badminton enthusiasts! As we step into 2024, many of you have been asking: What were the top-selling rackets of the past year? Well...
What are overgrips and replacement grips? These are the two main types of grips you can buy on the market and they are generally made of polyuretha...
History of Technist Founded in South Korea in 2016, Technist is a brand that is committed to developing professional badminton gear, apparel and eq...
In this guide, we'll address the most common pain points parents face and provide practical solutions to ensure you make an informed decision when picking a badminton racket for your young athlete.
Welcome to the review of the Yonex Arcsaber 7 Pro badminton racket! In this review, we will take a look to see what has been improved in this ...
As a doubles player, the Victor Wrist Enhancer 140 Racket has really helped improve my back and mid-court game. How is training with the Victor Wr...
This blog will give a brief insight on the focus of badminton: the shuttlecock! With so many brands that vary in prices and physical appearance, it...
This guide is projected to players who have “sweaty” hands or who overall find their hands slip from using regular grip tape. One of the most underrated aspects in badminton which involves using the right type of grip, can be a vital part in one’s performance, through comfortability and ability to execute a players’ favourite shots.
