Whats the best material to have a badminton racket made from?
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i would not bother with hundred pound rackets ,been there done that. suggest you buy two at 40 quid each and get the lightest you can get. browning big gun is what i play with
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gorilla glue! \nor possibly rubber cemente
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I can give you loads of details on this. But to be easier and more specific it depends on what sort of player you are.\n\nNo offense..but girls arm power is less so if you are \n\nplaying mixed doubles \n======================\n- then you need to have a defensive doubles racquet.\n\nplaying Wonmen Singles \n======================\n- you need thick shaft - offensive singles raquet.\n\nPlaying womens doubles\n======================\n - Depends on what you wish to do more - smash or not..If ur partner is very good at smashing.. make her play in the back court - in that case you need defensive racquet to cover whole lot of front court\n\n\nNow - me being a Yonex fan - I can suggest you this link. \n\nhttp://www.badminton.lt/bylos/vaizdai/yonex_chart_racket_1.jpg\n\nHowever, if you r in US you can get help from me.\n\n\n\nThanks,\nMuthu
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I'm assuming you mean the sole?  It will either be natural rubber (trans-polyisoprene ) or a synthetic rubber (polybutadiene, polyisoprene, silicone rubber, or any number of other common synthetic rubbers).  This rubber is mixed in a process called compounding.  It will typically be mixed with color pigments, antioxidants (to keep it from breaking down/cracking with time), and plasticizers (to make it as flexible as possible).
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tennis, badminton, volleyball, netball,paddle,beach volleyball
1045176
Get a Racket bag. Io got one when I got a deal through my tennis club. It was only 20 dollars. If you get a bag that can hold 4 rackets that will be fine. One side can hole the 2 rackets and the other side can hold everything else. I have a Prince bag. It is a green and I think that it is the best color bag  that you can get.
507286
Buy an indoor/outdoor basketball made of premium-composite leather.  I suggest a Spalding or a Wilson.
689339
Hi there,\n\nYou can get them for about $20:  http://www.badmintonsource.com/badminton-equipment/rackets/shop.cfm?N=3243+3246+4294731724&source=overture&kwid=badminton%20racket
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I suggest PRINCE.\n\nI suggest you purchase a racquet from the PRINCE O3 Series. The Prince O3 Series is huge and shall nearly definitely have the right racquet for you. The series contains not only original racquets, but also combinations with older racquets to perfect the collection.
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it depends on which grain you like the best. if you work with composite, then go with composite. If you also work with a wood bat in a game its best to stay with the same type of wood for the cages. My personal favorite is maple, and i can hit better with it. good luck
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Virtually every racket company "brand" makes frames for all levels of tennis.  The most lucrative segment of the market is oddly enough the beginner/elderly market.  Most beginners associate price with performance and the elderly are looking for "game improvement" frames which adds power to their shots and are arm friendly.  Everything else is just straight marketing.  The best brand for advanced players has recently been babolat since they have gained a significant segment of the market.  However the best in terms of quality control by making a consistent product is either volkl or yonex.  Having said that, every company makes a quality line of rackets that are appealing to every level of player.  The strings play just as important part as the frame does as far as performance.
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Ok... I was thinking of plastics...my bad..hehe\n\nHere`s some info I found\n\nToday Asia is the main source of natural rubber. Over half of the rubber used today is synthetic, but several million tonnes of natural rubber are still produced annually, and is still essential for some industries, including automotive and military.
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Go for a wooden one that can be extended. Usually, the back third can be replaced by an extention that you use when using the rest. Avoid gimmick cues like aluminium and carbon fibre. Leave those to the fishermen!
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badminton. love those feathers
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You don't want to go with wood. They don't last. Anything by Easton would be a fine choice.
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u can  take rod shaped plastic pipe of different sizes & pingpong balls at sides. cover them with clay to give them shape of a bone, then use  thin elastic rubber ( which are used in rubber band, thin white in color) use many of them  as muscle fibre by attaching them to bone
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i just build my snowboard box this last weekend. last year i built a 16' x 1' x 4' box and i had used plexiglass and it cracked and warped with the temperature changes, so maybe that isn't the way to go. I'm guessing you should go with treflon or perspex? or id say use the stuff from the hockey rinks which probably rang from 60$-80$. idk if i helped any.