How to Buy a Badminton Racket
Selecting the best badminton racket depends on what type of badminton player you are. If you prefer pure power to careful control and placement, you will want a particular type of racket. Carefully consider what type of player you are before ... [... more]
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Butterfly Kassam Table Tennis Racket
 The Butterfly(r) Kassam Table Tennis Racket is designed for the steady control player who relies on the opponent to make a mistake. Designed specifically for close-to-the-table play, the 1.5-mm sponge layer is ideal for maintaining a high level of [... more]
$26.99
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Butterfly X-Star Pro-Line Table Tennis Racket
The Butterfly(r) X-Star Pro-Line table tennis racket is designed for the advanced player who uses a consistent, close-to-the-table style of play. Foam core technology removes weight from the handle, pushing the balance forward to the racket head, [... more]
$79.98
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Butterfly Primorac Carbon Table Tennis Racket
The Butterfly(r) Primorac Carbon table tennis racket is Butterfly(r)'s best-selling carbon fiber blade. This lightning-fast blade is made of Cypress wood and carbon layers, with one of Butterfly(r)'s most dynamic rubbers. The Catapult rubber's softness [... more]
$179.99
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Butterfly Firehand Pro-Line Table Tennis Racket
The Butterfly(r) Firehand Pro-Line table tennis racket boasts state-of-the-art FCT (Foam Core Technology) which removes weight from the handle and pushes the balance out toward the head, resulting in an enlarged sweet-spot and improved balance. [... more]
$124.99
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Butterfly Primorac 2000 Pro Line Table Tennis Racket
The Butterfly(r) Primorac 2000 Pro-Line table tennis racket is designed to be control/spin oriented. The blade is made from Ayous and Limba woods and is paired with Tackifire Drive rubber for an excellent blend of speed and control. [... more]
$149.99
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How to Grip the Racket in Badminton
Before you begin using the proper badminton swings, follow these steps to learn how to hold your racket. Using both the forehand and backhand grips, and being able to switch easily from one to the other, are some of the most valuable skills ... [... more]
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How to Grip a Tennis Racket
To get started in tennis, you first have to pick up a racket. Holding the racket incorrectly will limit your progress in developing the basic tennis skills needed, so make sure you learn it correctly from the beginning. Here are some notes on ... [... more]
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How to Buy a Racket
Eliminate your romantic notions about that old wooden racket in your basement. It won't help your game, whether you play tennis, squash or racquetball. Today's rackets are lighter, larger and stiffer. Popular brands including Wilson, Head, Prince ... [... more]
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How to Buy a Racquetball Racket as a Gift
If you have an avid tennis player on your shopping list, racquetball is a perfect crossover sport and a great opportunity for a gift. Find out what size tennis racket grip the recipient has if possible. You want the racquetball racket to be ... [... more]
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Butterfly Primo Vitesse Table Tennis Racket
The high-tech Butterfly(r) Primo Vitesse Table Tennis Racket combines wood and carbon layers with Butterfly(r)'s Foam Core Technology to produce a racket with a soft feel. It also features Sriver rubber, which is excellent for all-around play. [... more]
$174.99
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Basic Tennis Racket Grips
Learn about the basic tennis racket grips that beginners need to know with free video tips from a tennis expert. [... more]
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