Senston Carbon-Fiber Badminton Racket 5U Badminton Racquet, Single Professional Badminton Rackets

I casually compete in badminton and this is a 10/10 racket. Super light and durable.

I've had the n-80 and the n-330 for about 3 years now and they're very good, especially compared to rackets from other brands that are around the same price. The rackets are not heavy, and I like how the head and neck are connected as 1 solid piece, unlike the similar price yonex ones where it gets loose after some time. I haven't broken any of them so far and they're holding up very well.

As someone who has played badminton for 7+ years, I would say this racket is decent. It's very cute and lightweight as stated, but the racket's head feels heavy so you could feel it weighing down when playing. Something about the string feels a little off but still good enough where it doesn't seem like it'll break anytime.

Feb-1 Got the racket. The wooden handle broke within an hour of playing. I returned it and left a 1 star review. The manufacturer emailed and sent me another piece.Feb-8 Got the second racket. Have been playing with it for about 10 days now. It's holding up pretty good. And for the price this racket is unbeatable. Maybe the last one broke cause it was one of the faulty pieces. Giving 5 star for excellent customer service and a good racket.Will update if anything changes.

Excelente raqueta.

I ordered through Yoga Home with Amazon Fullfilment. Sometime products may vary based on the vendor.This is a very light weight bat weighing around 80gm (Regular steel/aluminium frames weigh 95-110 gm) and super high tension strings (28-30 lbs). After comparing few of the Yonex bats found this model as better or comparable to most Yonex offerings. The Yonex Muscle Power is noticeably heavier (100gm +) and Yonex Nanoray series feel similar to the Senstron.The bats we get from local stores/ or cheaper models have string tension of 18-20 or similar, so you will notice a huge difference in power delivered with this bat.String shows Yonex brand in small prints (see my attached picture), not sure if that matters but overall very good quality.So overall a great value.

This happened while playing a smash, my racket just broke and the sharp edge of the top half of my bat just missed my opponents face by luck. Until this point, I was happy with my racket, but this incident changed everything. I have another Senston racket which I used after the 1st one broke. But I couldn't play another smash that day as I was very scared to even play with this brand of racket again. I decided to buy racket from trusted brands which are tried and tested, would never buy this brand as I don't trust them anymore. I could have injured someone very badly, luckily nothing happened. SENSTON, you just lost a customer.

My review is from using the Senston racket for a few months now. We bought two rackets, one in lime green, and one in silver.Had been using a standard, inexpensive Wilson racket from a local sporting goods shop. In comparison to that one, this Senston racket felt almost too light at first. After a couple days of using the Senston, I fell in love!It has a great swing. The netting nice and tight, giving a great bounce to the birdie's return. Plus, it comes with it's own carrying case, so I don't worry about it sliding around in the back of my car.The only downside I have found, and it is a minor one, is that the grip tape starts from the base and works up towards the racket's neck. So, as I play, I find that my thumb catches under the tape slightly. I'm worried that with prolonged use, the tape will start curling in the particular spot, thus driving me crazy.