Badminton Set for 14 Players with 14 Rackets and 21 Shuttlecocks

Organise a badminton activity for up to 14 players with this complete set from Discountershop. You receive seven individual badminton sets. Each set contains two blue badminton rackets and three shuttlecocks, providing a total of 14 rackets and 21 shuttlecocks.

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

What is included with the 7-set option?

This option is intended for up to 14 players. The complete contents are:

• 7 individual badminton sets
• 2 badminton rackets per set
• 3 shuttlecocks per set
• 14 blue badminton rackets in total
• 21 badminton shuttlecocks in total
• Enough rackets for 14 players
• Carry bags for transport and storage
• Rackets measuring approximately 68 x 22.5 cm
• Aluminium and bioplastic racket construction

With 14 rackets, you can organise up to seven simultaneous singles matches. Doubles requires four rackets per court, allowing three complete doubles matches with two additional players available to rotate, practise or record scores.

A badminton net is not listed as part of this product. Separate nets are required for complete matches. Without a net, use the set for rallies, serving, targeting and reaction exercises.

Blue aluminium and bioplastic badminton rackets

The rackets combine an aluminium frame with bioplastic components. Bioplastic is the specified material description. The exact feedstock, percentage of biobased material and appropriate disposal method are not stated, so no compostability or environmental claims are made.

An even balance means the racket is not strongly weighted towards either the head or handle. Medium flexibility sits between a very stiff racket and one that bends considerably. These characteristics suit recreational badminton and different practice formats.

Key product features:

• Suitable for up to 14 players
• Seven sets with two rackets and three shuttlecocks each
• Blue badminton rackets
• Aluminium and bioplastic construction
• Dimensions of approximately 68 x 22.5 cm
• Standard racket strings
• Even balance
• Medium flexibility
• Suitable for children and adults
• Intended for recreational players
• Includes shuttlecocks and carry bags
• Suitable for appropriate indoor and outdoor locations

For schools, sports days and youth groups

Fourteen rackets are practical for a school class divided into smaller groups, a sports day or an after-school activity. Every participant can use their own racket, while the 21 shuttlecocks provide enough equipment for matches, exercises and replacements.

Arrange participants into:

• 7 pairs for rallies and singles
• 3 groups of 4 for doubles with 2 rotating players
• 2 teams of 7 participants
• 7 pairs for a group-stage or knockout competition
• Several practice stations for serving, rallies and targeting

For circuit training, each group can move to the next station after several minutes. Create separate areas for serving, keeping the shuttlecock in the air, controlled rallies and short matches. This allows players to practise different skills without placing everyone on one court.

Badminton for campsites and holiday parks

The set is also suitable for campsite activities, group holidays and recreational programmes. Divide the seven sets between families, pairs or courts. The carry bags help transport each basic set and make it easier to check the equipment afterwards.

Choose a level, open outdoor area with little wind. Shuttlecocks are lightweight and can quickly change direction in crosswinds. Keep away from tents, guy ropes, caravans, vehicles, windows, barbecue areas and other obstacles.

Possible activities include:

• A campsite tournament for 14 participants
• Badminton during a family weekend
• A sports afternoon at a holiday park
• Recreational rallies in the park
• Youth activities on a grass field
• Team matches during a company event
• An introductory lesson for beginners
• Casual play without a badminton net

Organising seven simultaneous singles matches

Singles requires two rackets per court. This set contains exactly seven pairs, allowing all 14 participants to play simultaneously when seven safe playing areas are available.

Place two shuttlecocks beside each court and keep the remaining seven centrally as replacements. Number the courts and assign every pair a starting area. After an agreed time or number of points, players can rotate to meet a new opponent.

If less space is available, organise short matches while other participants complete a technique exercise. This keeps players active without positioning the courts too close together.

Three doubles matches with rotating players

Three doubles courts require twelve rackets. The remaining two players can rotate, record scores or complete a separate shuttlecock exercise. After every round, they swap with participants from one of the courts.

You could distribute the 21 shuttlecocks by placing three beside each court and keeping twelve available for later rounds and replacements. Assign one organiser or equipment monitor to distribute the spare shuttlecocks.

Exercises for a group of 14 players

The set is useful for more than competitive matches. Give every participant a racket and choose exercises that suit their experience.

Examples include:

• Keeping the shuttlecock in the air individually
• Alternating forehand and backhand strokes
• Serving underarm towards a target area
• Completing ten consecutive shots in pairs
• Directing shots towards the left and right
• Following a fixed stroke pattern during a short rally
• Hitting shuttlecocks towards marked zones
• Completing a team shuttlecock relay

Players should only collect shuttlecocks after everyone in the relevant area has stopped swinging their racket.

Safety information for group activities

Clearly mark each playing zone and maintain sufficient distance between courts. Inspect the frames, handles, strings and shuttlecocks before use. Remove damaged equipment from play.

Follow these safety precautions:

• Keep players and spectators outside each other’s swinging range
• Do not walk through an active badminton court
• Never deliberately aim towards another person’s face or body
• Retrieve shuttlecocks only after the rally has stopped
• Avoid wet, slippery and uneven surfaces
• Keep away from traffic, glass and breakable objects
• Stop outdoor play during strong wind, thunderstorms or poor visibility
• Supervise activities involving children
• Use rackets only with badminton shuttlecocks
• Store loose equipment immediately after the activity

Care and storage

Wipe the handles and frames with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use. Let all equipment dry before closing the carry bags. Store the sets indoors, away from rain, heat and prolonged sunlight.

Do not place heavy objects on top of the rackets. Inspect shuttlecocks for tears, deformation and loose bases. Count all 14 rackets, 21 shuttlecocks and carry bags before storing the equipment.

Product specifications

• Product type: large badminton racket set
• Suitable for: up to 14 players
• Number of basic sets: 7
• Number of rackets: 14
• Number of shuttlecocks: 21
• Racket colour: blue
• Materials: aluminium and bioplastic
• Racket dimensions: approximately 68 x 22.5 cm
• Stringing: standard
• Balance: even
• Flexibility: medium
• Carry bags included: yes
• Target group: children and adults
• Player level: recreational
• Capacity: 7 singles or 3 doubles matches simultaneously
• Uses: schools, camping, sports days and group activities

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Frequently asked questions

How can you mark temporary badminton courts on a grass field?

Use flat court markers or soft cones that remain visible without creating a tripping hazard. Leave adequate space between courts and check that the grass is level, dry and free from holes.

Which warm-up is suitable for a group of 14 badminton players?

Begin with light jogging, side steps and controlled arm movements. Follow this with gentle rallies without hard strokes. Increase the distance between players and the intensity only after everyone is properly warmed up.

How can you prevent shuttlecocks from getting lost during an outdoor event?

Assign an equipment monitor to each court, use clearly marked playing areas and count shuttlecocks after every round. Keep replacements centrally inside a closed bag instead of spreading them around the field.

Can beginners and experienced players join the same badminton activity?

Yes. Adjust the distance, speed and exercises for each pair. Beginners can practise gentle rallies and serving, while experienced players complete longer rallies, targeting exercises or matches using an agreed scoring system.