Badminton Sets for 2 to 20 Players with Shuttlecocks and Carry Bag

Choose the right amount of badminton equipment for your group. This blue badminton set from Discountershop is available in options ranging from one to ten sets. Each individual set contains two badminton rackets and three shuttlecocks, providing equipment for two players.

The rackets are made from aluminium and bioplastic and measure approximately 68 cm long and 22.5 cm wide. They have standard strings, medium flexibility and an even balance. The included carry bag helps keep the rackets and shuttlecocks together during transport and storage.

How many rackets and shuttlecocks are included?

The dropdown menu shows the number of sets. One basic set contains two badminton rackets and three shuttlecocks and is suitable for two players. Every additional selection adds another complete basic set.

You receive:

• 1 set: 2 badminton rackets and 3 shuttlecocks, suitable for 2 players
• 2 sets: 4 badminton rackets and 6 shuttlecocks, suitable for 4 players
• 3 sets: 6 badminton rackets and 9 shuttlecocks, suitable for 6 players
• 4 sets: 8 badminton rackets and 12 shuttlecocks, suitable for 8 players
• 5 sets: 10 badminton rackets and 15 shuttlecocks, suitable for 10 players
• 6 sets: 12 badminton rackets and 18 shuttlecocks, suitable for 12 players
• 7 sets: 14 badminton rackets and 21 shuttlecocks, suitable for 14 players
• 8 sets: 16 badminton rackets and 24 shuttlecocks, suitable for 16 players
• 9 sets: 18 badminton rackets and 27 shuttlecocks, suitable for 18 players
• 10 sets: 20 badminton rackets and 30 shuttlecocks, suitable for 20 players

The number of players is based on one racket per person. Singles requires two rackets per match, while doubles requires four. Select the option according to your group size and the number of matches you want to run simultaneously.

Badminton rackets made with bioplastic

The racket construction combines aluminium with bioplastic components. Bioplastic is the material description provided for this product. The precise biological feedstock, percentage of biobased material and disposal method are not specified, so no additional compostability or environmental claims are made.

The rackets have an even balance, meaning their weight is not concentrated strongly towards either the head or handle. Their medium flexibility sits between a very stiff racket and one that bends considerably during a stroke.

Key product features:

• Two blue badminton rackets per set
• Three shuttlecocks per set
• Aluminium and bioplastic construction
• Approximately 68 cm long and 22.5 cm wide
• Standard racket strings
• Even balance
• Medium flexibility
• Carry bag included
• Suitable for children and adults
• Intended for recreational badminton
• Available for small and large groups

A badminton net is not listed as part of this product. Use a separately purchased net for matches with defined court sides. Without a net, the set is suitable for rallies, stroke practice and shuttlecock exercises.

Badminton for gardens, parks and campsites

One or two sets are practical for friends and families playing in a garden, park or campsite. Choose a level location with sufficient open space. Shuttlecock flight is generally more predictable in sheltered conditions with little wind.

Use the badminton racket set for:

• Singles between two players
• Doubles with four players
• Casual rallies without a net
• Service and stroke practice
• Family activities in the garden
• Recreational badminton at a campsite
• Games during picnics or park visits
• Small tournaments with friends
• Holiday park activities

The carry bag keeps the rackets and shuttlecocks together when you take them to another location. Let damp equipment dry completely before closing and storing the bag.

Larger badminton sets for schools and events

Options containing several sets are useful for PE lessons, sports days, youth clubs, holiday programmes and recreational events. Every participant can use their own racket, while the shuttlecocks can be distributed between the courts.

Arrange participants into:

• Pairs for rally and serving exercises
• Groups of four for doubles
• Teams for shuttlecock relay activities
• Pools for short matches
• Practice stations with different assignments
• Rotation systems when fewer courts are available

For larger groups, number the rackets and assign someone to monitor the equipment at each court. Count all rackets and shuttlecocks according to the selected set option at the end of the activity.

Practising with the shuttlecocks

Every basic set contains three shuttlecocks. Use one during the rally and keep two as replacements. Larger options provide enough pieces for serving, targeting and reaction exercises on several courts.

Suitable activities include:

• Keeping the shuttlecock in the air individually
• Completing gentle rallies in pairs
• Alternating forehand and backhand strokes
• Serving underarm towards a target area
• Counting consecutive shots in a rally
• Directing the shuttlecock towards different zones
• Playing short singles matches
• Rotating positions during doubles practice

Only collect loose shuttlecocks once every player on the court has stopped. This prevents participants from entering an active playing area while someone is still swinging a racket.

Choosing the right set option

Choose one set for two players or two sets for four players. Larger quantities suit classes, clubs and events where several participants need equipment simultaneously.

Consider:

• The total number of players
• Singles or doubles play
• How many courts are available
• How many matches will run simultaneously
• Whether spare rackets are required
• The duration of the activity
• How many replacement shuttlecocks you want available

When space is limited, a smaller number of courts can be combined with a rotation system. Players complete short matches or exercises before changing opponents.

Safety information

Inspect the frames, handles, strings and shuttlecocks before use. Do not use a racket with a bent frame, loose components, sharp edges or damaged strings.

Follow these safety precautions:

• Maintain sufficient distance between players and courts
• Swing only when nobody is within the racket’s reach
• Never deliberately direct hard shots towards a person’s face or body
• Do not walk through an active playing area
• Keep away from traffic, windows and breakable objects
• Avoid wet, slippery and uneven surfaces
• Stop outdoor play during thunderstorms or strong wind
• Supervise young children during play
• Use the rackets only with badminton shuttlecocks
• Collect loose shuttlecocks after every exercise

Care and storage

Wipe the rackets with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use. Let all equipment dry completely before placing it inside the carry bag. Protect the set from rain, prolonged direct sunlight and strong heat.

Do not place heavy belongings on top of the rackets or tightly compress their frames between other luggage. Inspect shuttlecocks for tears, deformation and loose bases. Replace damaged shuttlecocks if they no longer fly consistently.

Product specifications

• Product type: badminton racket set
• Contents per set: 2 rackets and 3 shuttlecocks
• Colour: blue
• Racket materials: aluminium and bioplastic
• Racket length: approximately 68 cm
• Racket width: approximately 22.5 cm
• Stringing: standard strings
• Balance: even
• Flexibility: medium
• Target group: children and adults
• Player level: recreational
• Shuttlecocks included: yes
• Carry bag included: yes
• Available options: 1 to 10 sets
• Capacity: 2 to 20 players
• Uses: gardens, camping, schools, sports days and events

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Frequently asked questions

What does an even balance mean on a badminton racket?

An even balance means the racket’s weight is distributed relatively uniformly. It is not strongly head-heavy or handle-heavy, which can provide a neutral feel for different recreational strokes and exercises.

How does medium flexibility affect a badminton racket?

A medium-flexible racket bends more during a stroke than a stiff model but less than a highly flexible one. It provides a middle option for recreational players practising different types of shots.

How can you check whether the racket strings are still usable?

Check that the strings are complete, evenly arranged and free from fraying or looseness. Stop using the racket if strings snap, sharp ends become exposed or the hitting surface becomes severely distorted.

How does wind affect the flight of a badminton shuttlecock?

A shuttlecock is lightweight and creates considerable air resistance. Crosswinds change its direction, while headwinds reduce its distance. Choose a sheltered outdoor area and adjust the distance between players when necessary.