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2017/12/14
CYBERTEC 01 is relatively affordable, and the durability of CYBERTEC 01 isn't bad either, so it helps in terms of value for money. When you hit it, it doesn't veer off in strange directions but flies straight to where you aim. It's a shuttlecock with good flight performance and was easy to use.
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2017/12/14
NEW OFFICIAL has been around unchanged for a long time, and it's fairly pricey. But being a match shuttle, it flies the way a shuttle naturally should, so I recommend it not only for matches but also for practice before matches. It's also very durable, so you can often keep using it from matches to pattern drills to feeding drills.
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2017/12/14
STANDARD and STANDARD II differ in price, and they also feel quite different in flight. STANDARD II feels light and flies far. If you use it too much before matches or in free practice, you'll struggle in actual matches, so I recommend using it for things like attack drills.
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2017/12/14
I always buy these in bulk for club practice.
The feathers are fairly tough for the price.
It feels light, but when you hit it, it has a solid weight to it, so it's very well suited to practice, which is great.
So far it has the best balance of durability and price, so I really like it.Overall Endurance Rotation Touch Cost Difference
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2017/12/14
I use the B4000 in red. It is very light, but the feel and repulsion are by no means bad, so I recommend it to anyone looking for a compact racket. My wrist does not tire easily even after long use, so I think it is an ideal racket not only for adults but for kids too.
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