For racket sports, badminton and tennis and even squash have a very similar appearance in terms of the racket used. The history of badminton rackets is mainly from timber construction to the 1960s.

These rackets tend to be oval and use a gut type. The handles used are designed with comfort in mind, not performance, grip or style. However, in the 1960s, metal racquet frames became popular. These rackets are also beginning to combine wood and metal, which allows the world's top players to better control badminton and ball during the game.

The wood itself has suddenly proved to be restrictive, not only in shape, but also in tension that can be added to the strings. The tension allows the player to control more or less and also determines the power of the shot based on the tension of the tension.

In the late 1960s, aluminum frames became more and more…

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