Badminton Rackets and Shuttlecock by the Net
Two lightweight badminton rackets and a feathered shuttlecock sit beside the narrow net of a badminton court.
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Rackets, Shuttlecock, and Badminton Net
The page features two badminton rackets, a feathered shuttlecock, and the net that divides the court. Each racket has a long, slender shaft and a tightly strung head used to strike the shuttlecock. The shuttlecock has a rounded base and a flared feather skirt that keeps it oriented during flight.
How a Shuttlecock Moves Through the Air
A shuttlecock slows much faster than a ball because its open, cone-shaped skirt creates substantial air resistance. After it is struck, the heavier base turns forward while the feathers trail behind it. Players use this behavior to hit fast smashes, high clears, and gentle shots that fall close to the net.
Real-Life Colors of Badminton Equipment
- Racket frames: black, silver, white, blue, red, or other bright sports colors
- Racket strings: usually white, black, or a vivid contrasting shade
- Racket grips: commonly black, white, blue, or red
- Shuttlecock feathers: traditionally white, sometimes a natural cream color
- Net: dark brown or black with a white band along the top