How do you choose a badminton birdie?
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How do you choose a badminton birdie?
The higher the altitude, the faster will be the shuttlecock. It is because the air density is lower compared to an area near sea level. If you are playing on a lower ground (for example, below sea level), the speed of the feather birdie will be slower. So, you must choose according to the altitude of the area.
Are feather or plastic birdies better?
People, especially new players, prefer plastic shuttlecocks because they are more durable as well, as they are more economical when compared to feather ones. Feather shuttles offer more control, deep and high clears, amazing sound but not very durable in comparison to Plastic.
Which badminton shuttlecock is better?
Plastic shuttles are considered as the best for recreational and club games, whereas Feather shuttlecock are considered as the best for playing a professional game.
What are the two types of birdies in badminton?
There are 3 types of Badminton Shuttlecocks:
- Feather Shuttlecocks.
- Plastic/Synthetic Shuttlecocks.
- Hybrid Shuttlecocks.
What makes a good shuttlecock?
High quality shuttlecocks are more durable, have better flight stability, and have a better trajectory. However, high quality shuttlecocks are often expensive. If you play frequently, it’ll be VERY COSTLY.
Why do shuttlecocks use feathers?
Properly humidified feathers flex during play, enhancing the shuttle’s speed change and durability. Dry feathers are brittle and break easily, causing the shuttle to wobble.
Do professional badminton players use feather shuttlecocks?
The shuttlecock is a small piece that players hit alternatively during the course of the match. When it comes to professional badminton matches, players use feather shuttlecocks made with duck or goose feathers.
What are professional birdies made out of?
What is a Badminton Birdie? A birdie is made up of a cork base with 16 feathers that are connected to form a cone-like shape. Birdies can be made of various feathers like goose or duck feathers, or a synthetic “plastic” material that looks similar to real feathers.