Li-Ning G-Force Superlite Carbon Fibre Badminton Racket

My husband picked up badminton as a new hobby once a week. He's not doing it professionally, doesn't really have any prior refrence as to how other badminton bats feel like. But he likes this one. It seems sturdy and is lightweight.

I think it’s not original

Racket bag was torn on multiple places and the racket also feels on the heavier side than mentioned in description. And also it doesn’t look like an original Lining product, it looks like a fake copy. Racket shaft is also very stiff and definitely is not good for play. Maybe good for beginners but if you’re in the US, this thing is severely over priced for a fake.

New racket broke when stringing it with 24lbs. Racket rated for 30lbs.

I thought I would get an unstrung racket, but instead, I received a strung racket, which was very disappointing.

This is my second Li-Ning racket and am very impressed with this brand. I specifically like the lightness of the racket which has good power when smashing shots. I do like the colouring as well.

It's a great racket, it's very light and it looks very good too. Beginners can use it too. It's grip quality is decent. It's size is perfect for playing.

Very reasonable and perfect

I have been playing badminton for the past 10 years, I find this racket quite well placed . It is light weight , so it makes easy to maneuver around the net , being head heavy, it also makes the smashes easy. For the grip I would say instead of an overgrip, go for a replacement grip, because having an overgrip might shift the balance from" head heavy" to "balanced".