10 Best Badminton Rackets in 2022 (Wilson, Yonex, and More)

Though you aren’t going to be seeing the N80 at the Olympics anytime soon, it’s an excellent racket for beginners. It’s very light, graded at 5U, with a non-slip handle, making it kind on your shoulders and wrists. And with two rackets in one package, all you need is another person!

A couple of reviewers said the strings weren't very durable or that the rackets were strung too tightly. However, most reviewers said they were lightweight but sturdily built. They found them to be great for casual players and especially suited to kids and beginners.

Take your game to the next level with the Titan G-Force 7. Designed for players who like to mix up their playing style, it has a medium weight and flex for a good balance of control and power. It's made from Japanese carbon fiber and comes strung at 24 pounds, but can support up to 30 pounds.

A couple of reviewers complained that the frame broke. On the other hand, most reviewers said this racket was light but effective. They found that it had a big sweet spot and a few of them said they noticed an improvement in their playing.

The Nanoray Light 18i is made from carbon graphite for a lightweight sturdy racket. It's designed to be streamlined and aerodynamic and has a stiff flex, so it can move through the air quickly and repel shots with lightning speed. 

Some reviewers said the strings that came with the racket weren't very strong. Still, many reviewers found this racket to be very lightweight and great for playing defense. They said it didn't tire them out and recommended it for players of all levels.

Often overlooked by anyone who isn’t a tennis fan, Wilson has put out a few solid badminton rackets. This one features a two-piece construction and a soft traction grip. It's made from aluminum, so it's easy to maneuver and won't tire you out during long games.

Some reviewers found this racket to be too heavy, while others said the strings snapped after a few uses. On the other hand, many reviewers said this racket was a great value buy. They liked its solid construction and said it worked well for casual players.

The Muscle Power 22 Plus is built for speed and power. It has a graphite frame with an isometric head for a bigger sweet spot. The frame and strings are integrated on rounded archways that help eliminate the stress load. 

Some reviewers complained that the strings broke. On the other hand, most reviewers found this racket to be lightweight but strong. They said that it was powerful and loved using it for smash shots.

This racket from Yonex comes tightly strung for maximum repulsion. It's made from graphite, with a built-in T-joint for stability and anti-slip tape for a strong grip. Its light weight makes it suited for all levels, from children to seasoned players.

A couple of reviewers said this racket was of poor quality. Others noted that it has a lower tension than was listed in the description. However, many reviewers liked this racket's power. They said it had a good weight and balance and recommended it for everyone from beginners to advanced players.

Channel famous badminton player Rudy Hartono with this racket from Yonex. Weighing in at 77 grams, it's on the lighter end of the scale but can support up to 30 pounds of tension. The carbon graphite Aero+Box frame is specially constructed for a faster swing speed and solid feel.

Some reviewers complained that the racket scratches easily. Others warned that it doesn't work well for power shots. However, many reviewers said this racket was great for beginners. They found it to be well-balanced and said the light weight meant it was great for developing your defense.

Some reviewers complained that this racket was too heavy. On the other hand, most reviewers found it to be sturdily built and quite durable. They recommended it for casual players and younger players who may treat their racket more roughly. 

This pair of rackets from Oppum is perfect for a quick game at the park or in your backyard. They're made from carbon fiber composite and constructed in one piece, making them sturdy and powerful. They come with a carrying case and grip tape as well.

A couple of reviewers thought these rackets were low quality. However, most reviewers said they were great for beginners. They found them to be light but firm, with strong strings and a bouncy feel.

For the super casual badminton players, try this six-pack of colorful rackets from BSN Sports. It's great for parties, students, and large families, or if you want to have backup rackets on hand. They're made from alloy steel with nylon strings and a polyurethane grip.

The main complaint reviewers had about these rackets is that the grips began to come off soon after purchase. However, most reviewers found the rackets to be sturdily made and of good value. They liked the color coding and said they worked well for both kids and adults.