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Professional badminton rackets are lightweight, weighing between 75 and 90 grams, while beginner rackets are around 100 or 115 grams (without strings).[1] [2] They are made of carbon fiber along with a wide variety of other materials. Carbon fiber has excellent strength in proportion to its weight (equals steel in hardness), is hard, and provides excellent kinetic energy transfer. In the past, rackets were made of light materials like aluminum (but they were attacked by corrosion after a while), and earlier still, of wood.
There is a wide variety of racquet designs such as supero, stoop, summer and fall brands, although their size and shape are limited by law. There are different types of rackets for the game characteristics of the players. The traditional oval head shape is still used, but the isometric head shape is becoming more and more common on new racquets.
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