🏸 KEVENZ 12-Pack Yellow Nylon Feather Shuttlecocks, 77 Grains – High-Speed Badminton Balls Review

Let's face it. Plastic shuttlecocks have not yet evolved to match feathered flight patterns. They are great for beginners (I bought them to help my 7 year old connect a birdie to a club) and for practice (wall practice or just ball dribbling). I don't want to play serious matches with him or even practice the net (the difference in flight pattern is most noticeable at net when we're cutting shots to pull off a drop shot). They represent excellent value for the casual gaming and training like…

I'm very thrifty so I buy cheap birds all summer long. When I replaced - again - the cheap ones we were using, the price went up so I looked around. I found these and decided to try them out. They cost more than I paid but we play badminton so much I thought it might be worth a try. Were they ever! They don't even compare to the ones we used. My boys play hard. We are not weaklings and sometimes overtake 2-3 birds a day. But with these new ones we've been using the same Birdie for a full week…

We've been using Yonex plastic for as long as we can remember. and while we're used to them flying - they're usually done in two sessions (reuse after warming up, then use to warm up next time you're done) - we've also tried Carlton plastics . (Borrowed from the gym reception. And we wrecked 2 in 15 minutes and were too embarrassed to ask for more). We decided to try them on a whim (half the price, relatively decent reviews, we're not pros - why not): - They fly farther than the Yonex (already…