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Orgo-Life the new way to the future Advertising by AdpathwayI didn't play badminton until recently. I started playing badminton only after I entered my Senior High which was recently but I do have 2 rackets with me, they are my dad's to be precise. I have no idea if they are some cheap local rackets or are of good quality.
The first one is MusclePower 22 Even Balance/ Developed by YONEX Japan. Shock-less system/ Full carbon Graphite. ISOMETRIC . HEAD SHAPE. PBSI 2U G4 18-23lbs 8-10kg 151254SP.
The next one is ARMORTEC700 LiMiTED ULTRA LIGHT WEIGHT/ HEAD HEAVY BALANCE/ HIGH MODULUS GRAPHITE/ MADE IN JAPAN WORLD EDITION C.S.CAP 6772747 300808JP.
So yah those are the 2 rackets I own. I don't if they are real or fake. If anyone is an expert at this field plz do tell how good they are and also are they real?
Don't worry too much about the rackets and just enjoy the game. Since u are restarting after awhile, start slowly...then see how ur technique has developed or developing. Then see what type of racket u need.
There is no good or bad racket, but whether the racket is suitable or not suitable for you.
To me is ok to use a counterfeit racket if it suits ur play. Usually counterfeit likes to copy top end rackets that suppose to be stiff but the counterfeit racket will be very flexi. So it will just mess up the kind of racket u actually need. A less branded new racket better than a counterfeit actually.
Player is 80% and racket at most is 20%. However based on the rackets u mentioned it seems to be pretty old technology. I won't dwell into what has improved but manufacturers can now make rackets with better tolerance and control, so the flex feel and snap back can definitely be felt. But do u really need a new racket...nope.
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