Senston N80 Professional Quality Carbon Fiber Badminton Racket with Carry Bag Included

Awesome for this price. Played against branded ones and this one killed it

Not sure about how long it will last. But it is light weight and good one.

It is light weight good grip not tiring when played. Nicely weight distribution but they can do better. Not sure about the material as described

The racket frame quality is good, but the strings are not. When playing continuously, the strings move out of place, and the overall string tension is very poor.

Great racket

It's Graphite, not Carbon Fiber.

If I can give zero rating to this as racquet breaks into half with 15 days of purchase

Weightless we can make good smash and defenceman over all recommend

Good quality

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使いやすい

I bought this because my last Senston N80 was stolen by someone... the racket was strung with Gosen method...!@#$%^&... So, I bought another one. This replacement racket feels a bit different. A little heavier. I would say it is more of a 4U than a 5U, like my stolen one. However, to me 4U works equally well. The shaft is stiff enough for mid-court drives. Smashes were precise when I strung BG65 at 28lbs (my stolen one). The factory string was about 24lbs, and I think the size is probably 0.7 to 0.72. The factory string broke after 1000+ hits against walls (I purposely break it so that I can have my desired string and desired tension on the racket). When it is stung with BG80P, it's a great defense racket. You can flick, lift, drop to make your opponents' smashes useless. The price is for beginners, but the racket is certainly not for beginners! Update April 20, 2021: Because of my last N80 was so light, I kept thinking if this N80 is the right racket because it feels so heavy. Today, I suddently have somthing come to mind, and I bring the racket to my lab and measurea the weight. OMG! It is 94g! Take away the string and the grip tape, it should still have 88-90g! It is definitly NOT a 5U! The quality is pretty inconsistent. Suggest all users to measure the weight before use.

I am an ex-squash player who just started playing badminton so I needed a racket and ordered this one. When I received the racket, the top of the racket head was bent way out of shape and it was unplayable. I complained to the seller (Yoga Home) about the racket. Not only did I receive a full refund for the racket, but Yoga Home told me that they would send me a new one for free, however, it would take about 3 weeks for me to get it. Since I needed a racket right away, I then purchased Franklin Sports Elite Performance Badminton Racket, which sells about the same price. I've played with both rackets and I like them both. I give the notch to the Senston racket because it is a tad lighter and I get a better "pop" off of the racket when striking the shuttlecock. Given that Senston (and the seller Yoga Home) backed up their product by providing me with a free replacement, I would buy this racket again if it proves to be as durable as the Franklin Sports Elite Performance Badminton Racket. I can't comment on the durability because I haven't had it long enough. I like the Franklin racket because of the nice hand grip that comes with it and it feels like the Senston.