MacGregor Tournament Shuttlecocks 6/Tube

We bought the McGregor, Kevenz and Ohuhu brands due to their high ratings on amazon and di a side by side comparison. The yellow Mcgregor birdies were the easiest to play with and get accustomed to AND the easiest to find in our bushes. Kevenz and Ohuhu were heavy and hard for me and my wife (we play every day with plastic ones) to get used to. The Ohuhu with LED's were very cute and exciting for the kids at a family party by sunset but they could not hit a single shot and even I, as someone experienced (albeit a bit buzzed at the family party) had difficulty hitting and playing (I almost typed laying) them by sunset. The real feather Kevenz and Ohuhu made them heavy and difficult to play with. The Kevenz that we had was black and a pain to find in any bushes even in mid day. We love the McGregor ones even though they are simple plastic and cork. Very easy and fun to play AND much easier to find. Hope this helps.

I'm no badminton pro however these are holding up very nice. My daughter and I play for fun in backyard...at times we smash them like we are tennis pros 😂 The ones I received with my badminton set were trash, ripped on day one (not sure what brand they were). These MacGregors are fantastic. We have used the same one for a few weeks and it's holding up perfect (even when I channel my inner Serena/Venus serve). At the rate we're going these will last a lifetime!

This was my go to for cheap plastic to train a girls badminton team. Was under $8 which was a great deal. Currenlty, price is $12 so it's no longer a good deal. I'm not going to compare to feather as it wouldn't be fair. Against other plastics, it is the better ones from other garbage no names. For plastics, Yonex 2000 is the best in my opinion and better than this.This is good for new players that would otherwise destroy good feathers. Get them trained and work out the techniques, then switch out to feather later. I use 8-10 packs of these to do drills and feed.

These shuttlecocks have been a lot of fun for the family during the social distancing lock down. They have all held up well and the fly time has keep my teenagers engage over competing computer games. We lost one or two on the roof but the wind returned them unharmed the next day. The bright yellow color stands out even during a cloudy day. I would recommend this product.

These have seemed to hold up longer than most of the cheaper ones I have bought. They seem well balanced (if that makes sense). We only play casually in the backyard, so we are not experts. The feathered ones we have are trickier to hit. These seem to take less skill. A player can just focus on hitting the shuttlecock and not worry so much about hitting the feathers since they seem to turn the correct direction quickly.

[goods] really low price; material is robust[bads] low quality stuff, the shuttle cock simply does not quite fly

These birdies are easy to hit. They are very durable. You can use the same birdie for as long as you can play with it. Keep them out of water. The end is made of wood covered with tape. Very durable. Note that the wind easily blows them around. Don’t use them on windy days or it is hard to play badminton. As stated, very light. Would recommend

We went through all six of the birdies that came with the set in one day. They fell apart quickly. The Macgregor Tournament Shuttlecocks are incredible. We have used one of the six that has lasted for over five weeks and counting. These should last a long time!!