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Competition Shuttlecocks for you Badminton Club

Our competition badminton shuttlecocks are a step up and are approved for most club and tournament play. The A+80 grade shuttlecocks are packaged in light gray tubes featuring an orange Li-Ning logo. While many badminton birdies are manufactured using different materials, Li-Ning badminton shuttlecocks have come to be trusted for performance and life span – which is important if you want to get through a tournament without having to keep searching for the perfect bird. In this section of the Li-Ning Badminton Superstore you will find shuttles that you can count on and be confident that their flights will be true and these birds will help you avoid service faults off your racket and reach you intended court placement whether you are playing singles or doubles badminton competition.

Club grade badminton shuttles can be purchased in tubes, bundles or boxes. It’s important to check the specifications so you match the right speed (depending on altitude), durability and the hitting feel rating. Badminton shuttlecocks with a 76 speed are intended for mountainous regions and Li-Ning offers high quality duck feathers with natural cork bases so you can feel the difference coming off your racket. If your tournament is being played closer to sea level, then choose the 77 speed badminton shuttles. You can expect the same quality cork and feathers in the craftmanship that will help you attain the best results with every drop, volley and smash.

How Many Shuttlecocks do you Need and What Speed is Right?

Understanding the quantity and quality of badminton shuttlecocks is a subtle, yet important part of your badminton playing experience. Our Li-Ning club and tournament A+80 grade shuttlecocks come packaged 12 to a tube at an affordable price. If you need to purchase in bulk for a competition, consider a 13-tube bundle or a 25-tube box. Boxes of 50 tubes provide the best value for your shuttlecock purchase. The only difference you will see in these badminton shuttles is the playing speed, so note your altitude and choose the 77 speed for regular play or 76 speed for higher elevations.