Which badminton racket suits your playing level?

Discover our wide selection of badminton rackets – tailored to your playing level. Whether you're a beginner just starting out, already training regularly, or playing in a club: At BASH, you'll find the right racket. We carry lightweight entry-level models, high-quality rackets for advanced players, and professional rackets with a tournament feel from Yonex, Oliver, and Victor. We also offer specially adapted models for children and teenagers – ideal for school, training, and junior competitions.

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From entry-level to tournament level – with our racket finder, you can find the model that best suits your current skill level in just a few clicks. Simply start and discover the right racket.
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FAQs

Which racket is best for badminton?

The "best" badminton racket depends heavily on your skill level and playing style. Beginners benefit from lightweight, forgiving models, while advanced players need more control and power. For tournament players, high-end rackets with optimized balance and stringing are ideal. At Bash, you can filter specifically for the right level.
Is Yonex really the leading brand in badminton rackets?

Yonex is considered one of the most renowned brands in badminton worldwide – among both amateur and professional players. The Japanese company impresses with innovative technologies and consistent quality. However, brands like Oliver and Victor also offer high-quality alternatives for different playing styles and budgets.
How much does a good badminton racket cost?

A good-quality badminton racket typically costs between €80 and €200, depending on the features, material, and brand. Entry-level models are often cheaper, while professional rackets—especially from Yonex—are in the higher price segment.
What is the name of the badminton racket?

The racket is simply called a badminton racket. In everyday life, you may also hear terms like "racquet" or "badminton racket" – especially in school and recreational sports. Professional models are also differentiated by balance, weight, and flexibility.

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