Amazon Minimum Age: 72 months
Binding: Sports
Brand: Halex
EAN: 0029807208365
Label: Halex
Manufacturer: Halex
Model: 20836
Publisher: Halex
Release Date: August 10, 2006
Studio: Halex

Features:

• Lightweight aluminum 10mm Racket with head grommets
• Tempered Steel shaft
• Extra Strong cross strings for durability
• Synthetic Deluxe PU grip
• 1 year manufacturers warranty

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Rating: - Finally a good badminton racquet
Oh how many badminton rackets I have thrown away over the years; was certain they were all just junk. Nothing more frustrating than to be having a nice volley and Bam! the shuttlecock gets stuck in the webbing of the racket. Or worse, the holes become so big it goes right through! I finally bought two of these rackets and my daughter and I are having a blast playing the game. We actually tire out BEFORE the racket breaks! Good price too.

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Rating: - Pretty good racket!
I had not heard of this brand before, but I was willing to give it a try. Surprise! This racket is actually quite good (stiff and light), despite its low price. There is one thing quite peculiar. I bought this one which has a stated size of 10mm and another Halex racket of size 8.5mm. Comparing the two, the grip dimensions are EXACTLY the same! The 8.5mm model is $3 cheaper, but I'd reccommend this 10mm model, because it is an one-piece construction, rather than the 8.5mm model's multi-piece construction.

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Rating: - Great for the money
I'm a beginning badminton player, though I played in high school which was decades ago.

I decided to get set up by buying one of each of the two rackets Amazon sold, and get a net, plus a pack of shuttlecocks.

Three weeks ago I set up the net and started playing. This racket has been fine. I think that the most difficult part of learning was getting used to where the head of the racket is. Its a quick game, quicker than tennis, and sometimes your shot is simply a reflex.
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