Online sporting goods inventory lists discounted badminton rackets

Badminton Racket Price Cuts Feature Babolat and Carlton Models Across Online Inventory

Online sporting goods inventory lists 138 badminton rackets, featuring nine specific models from brands Babolat and Carlton currently offered at discounted promotional prices. Retail listings show price reductions ranging from seven euros to nearly one hundred euros off original manufacturers’ tags, according to current stock data from the supplier’s catalog.

Babolat Satelite Touch and X-Feel Series Markdowns

The Babolat Satelite Touch Strung FC Pink model, originally listed at 89.95 euros, is currently priced at 71.96 euros. Higher-end offerings from the same brand include the Babolat X-Feel Lite in blue and gray, marked down from 189.95 euros to 92.00 euros. Meanwhile, the Babolat X-Feel Origin Power sees its price drop from 114.95 euros to 59.96 euros, representing one of the steeper percentage discounts in the current catalog rotation.

Carlton Performance and Team Series Reductions

Carlton models dominate the upper and mid-tier price brackets in the current promotion. The Carlton 3.7 C in black and gold carries an original price of 199.99 euros, reduced to 127.96 euros. The silver-accented Carlton 3.7 P drops from 189.99 euros to 123.16 euros. Team-edition equipment sees lower entry points, led by the Carlton 3.7 Team I in black and blue at 75.96 euros down from 119.99 euros, and the black and green Carlton 3.7 Team I.V priced at 51.96 euros compared to its original 79.99 euro mark.

Inventory Breakdown by Specifications and Pricing

Additional listings include the Carlton 3.7 Team II in black and red, reduced from 99.99 euros to 66.36 euros, and the Carlton GP-X 78 in black and green, priced at 63.96 euros down from 99.99 euros. These items comprise the initial nine listings out of a total 138 options currently indexed in the supplier’s badminton catalog database.

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