A variety of materials are used in the construction of badminton rackets in order to accomplish particular performance goals. These are the main supplies that are frequently used:
EVA Rubber: The racket’s interior contains this substance. Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) is used to make it, and it offers comfort, control, stability, and durability. Different EVA rubber kinds accommodate different skill levels of players:
Superior Retention EVA: For strong shots (shown by a red cap).
Power and control are balanced by EVA Soft Energy (blue cap).
Beginners will find EVA Soft Performance (black cap) ideal.
Carbon Fiber: Lightweight, robust, and rigid, carbon fiber is used in the outer layers. With power rackets, it works great. Various carbon fibers, such as Carbon Aluminized 2 to 1, Carbon Aluminized 24k, Carbon Aluminized 15k, and Carbon 6k, are used in Adidas rackets.
Fiberglass: After a shot, the ball can react more swiftly thanks to fiberglass’s greater flexibility and softness than carbon fiber.It’s a fantastic choice for less expensive rackets.
