KEVENZ Goose Feather Badminton Shuttlecock Review

“The rubber top was the angels face and the feathers were surrounded with 2 inch wired ribbon as a dress. These were perfect for this project because the rubber part was light in color, perfect for face color.”

“Well made with plenty in quantity. For beginners, there are many to volley without having to pick up or chase the ones that go out of bounds or land on the ground. Glad I bought 12 rather than three for just that reason. Highly recommend.”

“High-quality goose feathers, goose feather texture clear, goose feather straight thick stool, good fight resistance, great badminton play resistance and excellent flight stability.
They were more than what I’ve been paying, but we play so much badminton that I figured they were worth a try. Were they ever!! These don’t even compare to the ones we’ve been using. My boys play hard. We are not sissy players and we sometimes go through 2-3 birdies a day. But with these new ones, we’ve been using the same birdie for an entire week and it’s still going strong. I wish I’d known at the beginning of the summer that there would be such a difference in quality and endurance. I would have purchased these exclusively. They are SO much better than any others we’ve tried. I’m hooked and will only buy these from now on.”

“We’ve used the Yonex plastics for as long as we can remember… and while we’re used to their flight – they typically are done after two sessions (use it new after warm-ups, and then use them for the next-time’s warm-up… done) — we’ve also tried Carlton plastics (borrowed from the gym front desk… and we ruined 2 in the span of 15 minutes and were too embarrassed to ask for more).

We decided to try them on whim (cheaper by half, relatively decent reviews, we aren’t pros – why not):
– they go farther than the Yonex’s (weigh less, narrower… I don’t know) — I tend to consistently hit them out on clears.
– their flight pattern (parabola) is different: I can’t really describe how, but our timing’s a bit off
– they do not break…. DO NOT BREAK. The build quality, honestly, doesn’t look great; but throughout one whole session, we only broke a tiny wing tip.

On the plus side of lasting forever… I suppose we will get used to their flight pattern and have nothing to complain about until we play with other people using other plastics.”