shuttlecocks
Shuttlecocks, also called shuttles or birdies, are the projectile used in the sport of badminton. They are designed to travel through the air with a stable, downward trajectory when struck by a racket, allowing for controlled shot placement and rally duration. The two main types are feathered and synthetic shuttlecocks.
Construction and design: A feathered shuttlecock consists of 16 feathers attached to a cork or composite base,
Specifications and regulation: Competitive shuttles usually have 16 feathers arranged around the base, with a total
Usage and care: Feathered shuttlecocks are favored by higher-level play for feel and control but are more
Lifecycle and selection: Players choose shuttlecocks based on playing level, court conditions, and personal preference. Feathered